Where do ideas come from?

Where do ideas come from? 1 Where do ideas come from? At Deutsche Bank we surround ourselves with art. International contemporary art plays its part in helping us to navigate a changing world. As a global we want to understand, and engage with, different regions and cultures, which is why the Deutsche Bank Collection features contemporary artists from all over the globe. These artists connect us to their worlds. Art is displayed throughout our offices globally, challenging us to think differently, inviting us to look at the world through new eyes. Artists are innovators and they encourage us to innovate. Deutsche Bank has been involved in contemporary art since 1979 and the ‘ArtWorks’ concept is an integral part of our Corporate Citizenship programme. We offer employees, clients and the general public access to the collection and partner with museums, art fairs and other institutions to encourage emerging talent.

Where do ideas come from? 2 Deutsche Bank reception area with artworks by Tony Cragg and Keith Tyson

Art in The art in our London offices reflects both our local and global presence. Art enriches and opens up new perspectives for people, helping to break down boundaries. The work of artists such as Cao Fei from China, Gabriel Orozco from Mexico, Wangechi Mutu from Kenya, Miwa Yanagi from Japan and Imran Qureshi from Pakistan, can be found alongside artists from the UK such as Anish Kapoor, , Bridget Riley and Keith Tyson. We have named conference rooms and floors after these artists and many others.

2 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 3 Wangechi Mutu Wangechi Mutu mines material The Bride who Married a Camel’s Head for her collages from ethnographic documentary photos as well as National 2009 Geographic, , motorcycle and Mixed media on mylar pornographic magazines. In her images women, predatory animals, industrial products and machines, all melt together to become creatures that question our perceptions of beauty, our image of the other, of the alien. Mutu, from Kenya but who now lives in New York, was named Deutsche Bank ‘Artist of the Year’ in 2010 for her work exploring black female identity caught between Western consumer culture, the African Diaspora and post-colonial history.

4 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 5 Marcel Dzama We do not categorise our collection by a floor in our Frankfurt headquarters. Untitled regions around the world, as part of its He has a strong individual, almost intention is to break down boundaries quirky voice of the loner, yet his work 2006 and borders. Though he is Canadian often involves many people. Most of his Ink and watercolour on paper and lives in New York, Dzama has a drawings refer to dance performances, room named after him in London and which he choreographs and films.

Marcel Dzama Such a Strange Rebellion I Remember how you Made me Feel They Grin like a Dog, in the Streets 2012 Ink, gouache and pencil on paper

6 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 7 Gerard Byrne With the intention of replicating the Elizabeth Magill “I’m not so much painting what is there Yet there is more threat in Magill’s A Country Road, a Tree, Evening: Glencullen, setting of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Bonn 2 but what I imagine might be there” work, which seems to dig deep into between Boranaraltry Bridge and Johnnie Fox’s Godot, Gerard Byrne travelled around says Magill, whose subject-matter, the well of psychological dislocation. 2003 North Wicklow near the writer’s family landscape, the luminosity of her paint “These works are not landscapes 2006 Oil on canvas home. Byrne has transformed these and her Canadian connection have led as such, but more like suggested C-print on paper ‘likely’ Irish spots so that they are to comparisons to one of the most backdrops to how I feel, think and ready for the arrival of Godot. Byrne famous living painters, Peter Doig. interpret the world.” represented Ireland at the 2009 .

8 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 9 Bridget Riley Red, Blue and Green Dominance 1996 Screenprint on paper

Riley is the most ordered of artists, experimenting with a scientific precision in the way of seeing. Her early work came out of an understanding of Seurat and ‘Pointillism’ but in the sixties she soon developed her own style, indeed her own label, ‘Op Art,’ in contrast to the prevalent at the time. Images, though stationary on the canvas, visually move within the eye’s retina. Famous for vertical stripes, Riley has developed diagonals and curves; she is very much still experimenting.

10 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 11 Lucian Freud Woman with Arm Tattoo 1996 Etching on paper

In July 2011 with Freud’s death, London lost its leading painter. Grandson of Sigmund, he was a great observer of life in his own right: the power of his personality was so strong and conflicting that he managed to maintain his aura of being an outsider, while being the ultimate insider. “I paint people”, he said, “not because of what they are like, not exactly in spite of what they are like, but how they happen to be”.

12 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 13 Gabriel Orozco “I like circles and boomerangs, that’s indicates the advantage of many centres. Elad Lassry “A nervous picture is one that makes in my work; for instance in the black Quiote Leaf the way I work. It is always very “The beginning is the centre,” he says. Two Trees your faculties fail, when your comfort and white photographs that I frame cyclical,” says Gabriel Orozco, one “When we think of a beginning we often about having visual information, or in walnut, when the photograph’s 2010 2010 of the most influential artists in the think of a straight line – you start from a about knowing the world, is somehow singularity almost takes over, when C-print on paper C-print on paper, framed world. His work not only questions point and you go somewhere. But if you shaken. It’s the moment when an you think: ‘Oh, this is – this should the way the art world has been over- think of a centre it can go and grow in image tells you: ‘I’m also just a file,’ or, be – considered as a photograph.’” centralised but the profusion of circles multiple directions.” ‘I’m just pixels’. There are moments

14 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 15 Where do ideas come from? 100 artists from our collection and their birthplaces

Roger Andersson Gerard Byrne Armen Eloyan Richard Hamilton Andrzej Jackowski Adam Magyar Sigmar Polke Raqib Shaw Sweden Ireland Armenia England Wales Hungary Germany India Mamma Andersson Cao Fei Tom Hammick Anish Kapoor Henry Moore Gonzalo Puch George Shaw Sweden China England England India England Spain England Artists Anonymous Patrick Caulfield Mark Francis Siobhán Hapaska William Kentridge Wangechi Mutu Jorma Puranen Annelies Štrba Undisclosed England Ireland Northern Ireland South Africa Kenya Finland Switzerland Frank Auerbach Jake & Dinos Chapman Lucian Freud Mona Hatoum Idris Khan Caro Niederer Sun Xun Germany England Germany Lebanon England Switzerland England China Charles Avery Maurice Cockrill Terry Frost Patrick Heron Ken Kiff Hughie O’Donoghue Imran Qureshi Tabaimo Scotland England England England England England Pakistan Japan Gillian Ayres Hannah Collins Adam Fuss Roger Hilton RB Kitaj Julian Opie Paula Rego Wang Taocheng England England England England USA England Portugal China Francis Bacon Tony Cragg Damien Hirst Leon Kossoff Gabriel Orozco Gerhard Richter Ireland England Scotland England England Mexico Germany England Sarnath Banerjee Adriana Czernin Ori Gersht Cary Kwok Ana Maria Pacheco Bridget Riley Luc Tuymans India Bulgaria Israel England Brazil England Belgium Georg Baselitz Alan Davie Gilbert & George Howard Hodgkin Elad Lassry Eduardo Paolozzi MP & MP Rosado Keith Tyson Germany Scotland Italy / England England Israel Scotland Spain England John Bellany Matthew Darbyshire Zheng Guogu John Houston Christopher Le Brun Mathilde Rosier Iris van Dongen Scotland England China Scotland England England France Netherlands Elizabeth Blackadder Susan Derges Ion Grigorescu Des Hughes Cristina Lucas Victor Pasmore Samuel Fosso Stephen Walter Scotland England Romania England Spain England Nigeria England Peter Blake Marcel Dzama Federico Guzmán Jörg Immendorff Markus Lüpertz Simon Patterson Sean Scully Hugo Wilson England Canada Italy Germany Germany England Ireland England Elizabeth Magill Ralf Peters Colin Self Miwa Yanagi Canada Germany England Japan

16 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 17 Tabaimo Tabaimo represented Japan at the 2011 pieces exploring the mutability of the Hugo Wilson Hugo Wilson has made a tornado in This drawing, depicting a cross Skinspots 02 (Detail) Venice Biennale. She is one of the few body and its skin. The artist has suffered Beefalo a vitrine. Like many artists he works in between a buffalo and a cow, greets artists to use video in a radical new way. from eczema and at times she treats many mediums, including making life- visitors on the seventh floor of our 2009 2010 These drawings are linked to video skin as if it were a cinematic canvas. size drawings of large hybrid animals London headquarters as a rude Mixed media on paper Charcoal on paper including the Beefalo. Beefalos unlike reminder that none of us are the some hybrids are fertile. finished article.

18 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 19 Raqib Shaw “I have always been obsessed with my work I want people to believe in Ralf Peters Peters’ favourite motifs are gas stations, Untitled the idea of making industrial paints the possibility of transcendence, that From the series Indoors landscapes, and airports. The pictures and decorative materials into base metal might be turned into , are not faithful reproductions of given 2003 2003 something beyond decorative. I want or as Proust eloquently wrote to reveal situations, but rather deliberately Mixed media on paper C-print on paper the paintings to question people’s ‘the pearl that may give the lie to our aesthetic renderings of the everyday notions of aesthetics. In looking at carapace of paste and pewter.’” environment. The views from the windows of the airport are reminiscent of paintings by Piet Mondrian.

Raqib Shaw Untitled 2003 Mixed media on paper

20 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 21 Simon Patterson Many artists today deconstruct codes, Marc Quinn Marc Quinn’s most sensational The Garden prints are the result of The Great Bear ways of thinking and maps of the past, Untitled, from Winter Garden refrigeration work was Self, in which many sculptures showing flowers but The Great Bear, 1992, Simon he froze his own blood into his own suspended in silicone, the most 1992 2004 Patterson’s remake of the London portrait head, but he has experimented noted of these being Eternal Spring Four colour lithograph Acrylic on screenprint Underground map, was one of the with many other life forms as well, Sunflowers1998. This is a play in glazed aluminium landmarks in this field. particularly flowers. between life and death. quad royal wall panel

22 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 23 Susan Derges River Taw (Hawthorn) 1998 Unique dye destruction print on paper

Some of Susan Derges’ ideas germinated in Japan where she lived for five years. On her return to England she settled near the River Taw in Devon and she started using the river to make photograms (photographs made without a camera). “They are made at night,” she explains, “when the landscape is dark enough to take light sensitive paper to the river in order to submerge it beneath the surface of the water. The traces of my own presence and of others involved in the making, along with ambient moonlight and other illuminations, merge with the many imprints carried in the water, forming a kind of collective memory…” The very eddies and current of the river come to represent a stream of thought.

24 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 25 Federico Guzmán Tomacco Fields are my Home 2004 Watercolour and spray paint on paper

This luminescent hybrid of tomato and tobacco plants can be taken as a celebration of human inventiveness or a warning against man’s meddling with nature.

26 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 27 Charles Avery In this work Avery has obsessively Miwa Yanagi Deutsche Bank own a seventeen metre computer-manipulated events caught The Wall constructed an abstract composition Ai from the series My Grandmothers photograph by Yanagi called Midnight by Miwa Yanagi’s camera to show- out of coloured triangles. This ‘attempt Awakening Dream, 1999. It concludes case how women have been reduced 2001 2004 at infinity’ is a precursor and a key to the Elevator Girls series that started to objects. In other work such as the Gouache on paper C-print on paper his now all-consuming major work, with a live installation of women sitting illustrated My Grandmothers series The Islanders, about a fictional island in glass boxes, and then worked she encourages women to express he has created. through a succession of staged and their aspirations.

28 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 29 More than a collection The Deutsche Bank Collection is just one aspect of a relationship with contemporary art that goes back 30 years. From collector to collector That relationship is motivated by our belief that We advise clients and staff on all art matters. art is important and should be accessible to all: employees, clients and the public. We support and promote contemporary art through a range of activities: Contemporary Art Circle Support for emerging talent Deutsche Bank UK employees are invited The Deutsche Bank ‘Artist of the Year’ to get involved in art. Our Contemporary award provides a global platform for Art Circle group have the opportunity to promising international artists and in explore London’s vibrant art scene with the UK, our Deutsche Bank Awards for our calendar of events which include Creative Enterprises support young art gallery visits, artist talks, studio visits students in the year after college with and art workshops. mentoring and financial support.

Tours Off the wall Sharing the passion Introducing art to new audiences A new art space Curator-led tours of the collection The ‘ArtWorks’ apps and ArtStation Our corporate memberships with As a sponsor of international art events The Deutsche Bank KunstHalle are available for staff, clients and touch-screen terminals are digital galleries and museums like , and fairs that include Frieze London, is our own gallery space in Berlin. visitors. As well as showing the innovations which provide new ways to National Portrait Gallery, Royal Academy, Frieze Masters and Frieze New York, In addition to regular exhibitions art we discuss the history and experience the art and the artists of the ICA, Ikon Gallery, and we help artists everywhere find new of the Deutsche Bank Collection, philosophy of the collection, Deutsche Bank Collection. Online and enable us to share our passion for art audiences for their ideas. visitors can see collaborative and the extensive possibilities print art magazine ArtMag provides with our clients, employees and their projects with independent curators of engaging with art and artists. regular updates from the international families through access and monthly as well as international museums contemporary art scene. talks and tours. and institutions such as Tate.

30 Where do ideas come from? Where do ideas come from? 31 Imprint © 2013 Deutsche Bank AG, London Published by Deutsche Bank CC – Art Editors Alistair Hicks and Mary Findlay Design Studio 2br

Acknowledgements Cover inserts/postcards Page 9 © Elizabeth Magill Page 19 © Hugo Wilson Page 24/25 © Susan Derges, © Charles Avery courtesy of Purdy Hicks Pages 10/11 © Bridget Riley Page 20 ©Raqib Shaw, © Elizabeth Magill Gallery, London 2013. All rights reserved, courtesy of © Gerard Byrne, courtesy of courtesy of Karsten Gallery, London Page 26/27 © Federico Green on Red Gallery, Dublin Schubert, London Guzman, courtesy Pepe © Marc Quinn, courtesy of Page 21 © Ralf Peters, Cobo y cía, Madrid White Cube Gallery, London Page 13 © The Lucian Freud courtesy of Bernhard Knaus Archive Fine Art, Frankfurt Page 28 © Charles Avery Page 4 © Wangechi Mutu, courtesy of Susanne Page 14 © Gabriel Orozco, Page 22 © Simon Patterson Page 29 © Miwa Yanagi, Vielmetter Los Angeles courtesy of Galerie Chantal and TFL, courtesy of courtesy of Loock Galerie, Projects Crousel, Benrimon Contemporary, Berlin New York Page 6/7 © Marcel Dzama, Page 15 © Elad Lassry, Catalogue photography courtesy of David Zwirner, courtesy Massimo De Carlo, Page 23 © Marc Quinn, © Matthew Hollow 2012/13 London/New York /London courtesy of White Cube © John Wildgoose 2011 Gallery, London Page 8 © Gerard Byrne, Page 18 © Tabaimo, courtesy courtesy of Green on Red of James Cohan Gallery, New Gallery, Dublin York/Shanghai

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