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Koenig Books K E R T Michael Riedel Books London ] [ ] ] ] Koenig Colophon Template / Koenig Books MECKERT © 2009 Michael Riedel and Koenig Books London Editor: [ ] Design: [ ] Lithogaphy: [ ] Print: [ ] ISBN 978-3-86560-691-4 First published by Koenig Books 9783865 606914 London Koenig Books Ltd At the Serpentine Gallery Kensington Gardens London W2 3XA www.koenigbooks.co.uk Printed in Germany Distribution: BuchhandlungWalther KölnKönig, Ehrenstr. 4, 50672 Köln T: +49 (0) 221 / 20 59 6-53 F: +49 (0) 221 / 20 59 6-60 [email protected] UK & Eire Cornerhouse Publications 70 Oxford Street GB-Manchester M1 5NH T: +44 (0) 161 200 15 03 F: +44 (0) 161 200 15 04 publications@c ornerhouse.org Outside Europe D.A.P. / Distributed Art Publishers, Inc. 155 6th Avenue, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10013 T: +1 212-627-1999 F: +1 212-627-9484 [email protected] Written and unwritten texts (Recordings 1998–2007) min., 03.06.01 148 min., 02.06.01 211 min., 28.05.01 34 min., 19.05.01 444 min., 06.05.01 Exhibitions David Zwirner Gallery (Frieze Art Fair), London, UK, 2007 Michael Riedel 160 min., 05.05.01 160 min., 04.05.01 320 min., 03.05.01 320 min., 29.04.01 148 min., 28.04.01 148 min., 25.04.01 148 min.: WIE DIE WÄNDE, 07.04.01 148 min., 06.04.01 296 Michael Riedel (p. 2976, 2977, 2980 /81, 2982) 15.06.07 96 min., 21.05.07 78 min., 09.05.07 320 min., 02.04.07 94 min.: SK N min.: SHOW GESTOHLEN, 02.04.01 148 min., 31.03.01 48 min., 29.03.01 148 min., E ST SSE , 31.03.07 320 min., 30.03.07 23 min.: LOS ANGELES, 25.03.07 85 min., 26.03.01 148 min.: CLOCKWORK ORANGE, 17.03.01 260 min.: MIT DEN LINIEN, 16.03.01 18.03.07 77 min., 16.03.07 77 min., 03.03.07 77 min., --.03.07 370 min., 27.02.07 109 min., 148 min., 11.03.01 296 min., 09.03.01 148 min., 07.03.01 148 min., 05.03.01 98 min., Stutter, curated by Vanessa Desclaux and Nicholas Cullinan, Tate Modern, London, UK, Present Future (Artissima – International fair of contemporary art), Turin, Italy, 2007 18.02.07 109 min., --.02.07 226 min., --.02.07 86 min., --.02.07 35 min., --.02.07 225 min., 02.03.01 54 min.: DARF MAN FOTOGRAFIEREN, 28.02.01 148 min., 27.02.01 148 min., 2009 (p. 2964) --.02.07 225 min., 27.01.07 203 min., 26.01.07 130 min., 19.01.07 102 min., 17.01.07 18 25.02.01 148 min., 24.02.01 235 min., 18.02.01 148 min., 08.02.01 296 min.: MORITZ VON min., 12.01.07 329 min., 10.01.07 103 min., 31.12.06 462 min., 29.12.06 267 min., 09.12.06 USLAR , 02.02.01 148 min.: CIGARETTES AND ALCOHOHL, --.02.01 148 min., 24.01.01 (p. 2956 /57, 2957, 2960 /61) 320 min., 08.12.06 144 min., 17.11.06 211 min., 14.11.06 38 min., 02.11.06 489 min., 148 min.: UNSER NÄCHSTER HALT, 20.01.01 98 min.: ZEHNEINHALB VIERZIG, 13.01.01 Group show curated by Luca Cerizza, Café Moskau, Berlin, Germany, 2007 01.11.06 48 min., 16.10.06 320 min., 13.10.06 327 min.: FRANCE, 11.10.06 211 min.: GE- 148 min., --.--.01 148 min., --.--.01 296 min. 19.12.00 148 min., 18.12.00 148 min., 17.12.00 Four Proposals for Change, Städelmuseum, Frankfurt M., Germany, 2009 (p. 2970, 2971) ORGE GROSZ , 06.10.06 211 min.: HARRY POTTER, 23.09.06 320 min., 06.09.06 154 148 min., 08.12.00 148 min., 30.10.00 148 min., 19.10.00 296 min.: BLACKBOX, 18.10.00 min., 22.06.06 274 min., 16.06.06 250 min., 10.05.06 638 min., 18.03.06 320 min., 17.03.06 148 min., 28.09.00 296 min., 03.09.00 148 min., 31.08.00 18 min.: WENN SIE DIE AUFNAH- (p. 2962 /63, 2964,2965) 320 min., 04.03.06 320 min., 03.03.06 320 min., 07.02.06 678 min.: SENDUNG, 05.02.06 ME WIEDERHOLEN MÖCHTEN, 29.08.00 148 min.: HELDENPLATZ II, 23.08.00 148 min., Hank Schmidt in der Beek, 2007 286 min., 09.01.06 320 min.: ONE AND THREE CHAIRS, 07.01.06 640 min., 06.01.06 320 12.08.00 148 min., 11.08.00 296 min., 10.08.00 148 min., 04.08.00 124 min., 19.07.00 148 min., 05.01.06 320 min., --.--.06 79 min., --.--.06 176 min. 22.11.05 320 min.: NEO RAUCH min.: TROPFEN, 06.07.00 90 min.: HUNDERTFÜNFUNDSECHZIG MAL ZWEIHUNDERT- Galerie Francesca Pia, Zurich, Switzerland, 2009 (p. 2963) MAKES PAINTINGS; MARY WIGMORE, 28.09.05 320 min., 20.09.05 159 min.: ONE AND VIERZIG, 30.06.00 148 min.: EINTAUSENDSECHSHUNDERTACHTUNDVIERZIG MARK (p. 2942, 2944, 2945, 2946, 2986 /87) THREE CHAIRS, 26.06.05 154 min., 24.06.05 480 min., 23.06.05 320 min.: RHOADES’ EINS, 24.04.00 90 min.: SCHEISSEN UND BRUNZEN, 04.04.00 30 min.: VON FRANK- CRAP, 17.06.05 537 min., 16.06.05 211 min.: GEORGE HARRISON, 14.06.05 243 min., REICH ZIEHEN HEUTE NACHT WOLKEN NACH DEUTSCHLAND, 28.03.00 148 min.: Private Collection, 2007 29.05.05 592 min., 19.05.05 122 min., 11.05.05 172 min., 06.05.05 275 min., 05.05.05 178 PLATZ DER REPUBLIK, 14.03.00 17 min.: MORITZPLATZ, 01.03.00 90 min.: ICH HABE Daniel Baumann and Michael Riedel during their talk with eye glasses at Francesca Pia (p. 2881) min., 04.05.05 156 min., 03.05.05 408 min., --.05.05 48 min., 27.04.05 574 min., 27.04.05 MIR EINEN ROSA BIKINI GEKAUFT HABE ICH DIR DAS SCHON ERZÄHLT, 05.01.00 148 gallery, 2009 320 min., 22.04.05 837 min., 17.04.05 211 min., 07.03.05 296 min., 04.03.05 78 min.: min., 01.01.00 148 min., --.01.00 148 min., --.--.00 129 min., 31.12.99 229 min.: HELDEN- ANDRÉ BUTZER, 04.03.05 78 min.: WENN DIE NEIGUNG UND DANN DER DRUCK JA PLATZ I, 30.12.99 148 min., 24.12.99 90 min., 12.12.99 90 min., --.12.99 90 min., --.12.99 (p. 2947) Art 37 Statements, Art Basel, Switzerland, 2006 UND DANN HÄLT DER DAS ZU LANGE FEST, 03.03.05 327 min.: DAS PROBLEM IST 90 min., 16.11.99 90 min.: IN IHRER HAND, 04.11.99 90 min., --.11.99 60 min., --.11.99 90 (p. 2818 /19) HALT WENN ICH HIER STELLE REAGIERT DAS DA HINTEN MIT, 02.03.05 640 min.: SO min., --.11.99 60 min., 13.10.99 90 min., --.10.99 60 min., --.10.99 90 min., --.10.99 90 min., FARBE ALS THEMA HABEN WIR EINE GANZE MENGE, 23.02.05 153 min., 22.02.05 134 --.09.99 90 min., --.09.99 90 min., 12.05.99 270 min., --.01.99 90 min., --.--.99 90 min., Speech as the new Director of the Frankfurter Kunstverein [collaboration with Daniel Bau- min.: WENN MAN JETZT VIER BILDER MEHR UNTERBRINGEN MUSS SOZUSAGEN --.--.99 90 min., --.--.99 60 min., mann], Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany, 2009 24.04.2001 – 16.03.2006 [collaboration with Achim Lengerer], Galerie Michael Neff, Frankfurt WEIL DAS PROJEKT DANACH IST DANN WIR HÄTTEN JETZT ZWEI MÖGLICHKEITEN, --.--.99 60 min., --.--.99 90 min., --.--.99 45 min., --.--.99 80 min., 20.12.98 45 min., 11.07.98 22.02.05 288 min., 02.02.05 289 min., 25.01.05 509 min., 12.01.05 320 min., 06.01.05 69 90 min., 08.07.98 90 min., --.--.98 90 min., --.--.98 90 min., --.--.-- 90 min., --.--.-- 320 min., (p. 2998 /99, 3003) M., Germany, 2006 min.: ONE AND THREE CHAIRS, 03.01.05 144 min.: VIER STÜHLE, 01.01.05 640 min.: --.--.-- 274 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 34 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 320 (p. 2884 /85, 2889, 2890 /91) JACKANORY, 11.12.04 296 min., 23.10.04 458 min.: ROBERTO OHRT, 22.10.04 112 min., min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 7 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 234 min., --.--.-- Filmed Film, David Zwirner Gallery, New York City, USA, 2008 08.09.04 42 min.: FUNG UND FÖNG FEUERN FEUERN NÖ, 28.08.04 320 min., 27.08.04 320 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 123 min., --.--.-- 320 min., --.--.-- 104 min. 320 min., 14.08.04 320 min., 13.08.04 320 min., 18.06.04 320 min.: FOOD, 17.06.04 97 (p. 2856, 2857, 2858 /59, 2861, 2863, 2865, 2866 /67, 2868, 2869) Open Space, Art Cologne, Germany, 2006 min., 21.05.04 320 min., 10.05.04 472 min., 30.04.04 296 min., 22.04.04 296 min., 14.04.04 (p. 2828, 2829, 2830, 2831) 320 min., --.04.04 79 min., --.04.04 128 min., --.04.04 148 min., --.04.04 110 min., 18.03.04 34 min., 10.03.04 320 min., 05.03.04 28 min.: APRIL, --.03.04 167 min., --.03.04 145 min., Galerie Gabriele Senn, Vienna, Austria, 2008 27.02.04 143 min., 15.02.04 316 min.: FOTOGRAPHENSTIMME, 14.02.04 280 min.: MI- (p. 2939, 2985) Private Collection, 2006 CHAEL, 07.02.04 320 min., 03.02.04 189 min., 23.01.04 296 min.: ROBERT-JOHNSON; 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