Joe Bradley, Matt Connors, Elizabeth Cooper, Jeff Elrod, Amy Feldman, Ross Iannatti, Eddie Martinez, Ruth Root, Ryan Sullivan, Ned Vena Und / and Antek Walczak

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Joe Bradley, Matt Connors, Elizabeth Cooper, Jeff Elrod, Amy Feldman, Ross Iannatti, Eddie Martinez, Ruth Root, Ryan Sullivan, Ned Vena Und / and Antek Walczak New York Painting Die Malerei in New York – New York Painting – scheint wieder so leben- dig wie zu Zeiten des Abstrakten Expressionismus in den 1950er- und der Pop-Art in den 1960er-Jahren. Allein heute zeigt sich eine voll - kommen neue Pluralität der Stile und Ausdrucksformen. Der Bogen spannt sich dabei von den maleri- schen Experimenten eines Matt Connors über die wilde Post-Pop- malerei eines Eddie Martinez bis zu den neokonzeptuellen Ansätzen eines Antek Walczak oder eines Ned Vena. Ohne einer Stilrichtung Priorität zuzu weisen, dokumentiert der Band das überaus reiche und vielfältige Panorama der Gattung Malerei, die die ideologischen Gra- benkämpfe um ihre Existenz hinter sich gelassen hat und heute wieder eine tragende Rolle spielt. New York painting seems again to be as vigorous as in the eras of Abstract Expressionism in the 1950s and Pop Art in the 1960s. In evidence today is a completely new plurality of styles and forms of expression. The spectrum extends from the painterly experiments of Matt Connors past the wild Post- Pop painting of Eddie Martinez all the way to the Neo-Conceptual approaches of Antek Walczak or Ned Vena. Without giving priority to a particular stylistic orientation, the present volume documents the extremely rich and multifaceted panorama of the genre of painting, which has overcome the ideological trench warfare concerning its very existence and now plays a funda- mental role once again. new-york-painting_UNCOATED_Layout 1 08.04.15 12:33 Seite 1 PDF zur Ansicht, mit der Bitte um schnellstmögliche Druckfreigabe! 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Jahrhundert S. 12 Ruth Root S. / p. 137 Christoph Schreier Ryan Sullivan S. / p. 149 Painting as Pictorial Art Ned Vena S. / p. 161 New York Painting Antek Walczak S. / p. 173 in the 21st Century p. 20 ———— Optiken S. 28 Werkverzeichnis / S. / p. 185 Richard Shiff List of Works Optics p. 41 ———— PDF zur Ansicht, mit der Bitte um schnellstmögliche Druckfreigabe! Über 400 Jahre Bücher mit System Hirmer_New_York_Painting Seite 7 new-york-painting_UNCOATED_Layout 1 08.04.15 12:33 Seite 8 , 2015 (Detail) , Untitled Elizabeth Cooper, Elizabeth Cooper, PDF zur Ansicht, mit der Bitte um schnellstmögliche Druckfreigabe! Über 400 Jahre Bücher mit System Hirmer_New_York_Painting Seite 8 new-york-painting_UNCOATED_Layout 1 08.04.15 12:33 Seite 9 Stephan Berg Vorwort Nachdem New York in den 1940er-Jahren schlägt in den frühen 1940er-Jahren mit des letzten Jahrhunderts Paris als führende einer ersten Gruppe von New Yorker Malern Kunstkapitale abgelöst hatte, konnte die wie beispielsweise Arshile Gorky, Hans Hof- amerikanische Metropole bis in die 1990er- mann, Adolph Gottlieb, Willem de Kooning Jahre hinein ihren Status als unbestrittenes und Jackson Pollock. Unter dem losen Eti- Zentrum zumindest der westlichen Welt- kett der sogenannten „New York School“ kunst behaupten. Seitdem allerdings ist und in Auseinandersetzung mit der europäi- die Situation unübersichtlicher geworden. schen Bildsprache des Surrealismus, des In Europa haben London, Berlin und inzwi- Kubismus oder einer biomorphen Abstrak- schen auch Paris wieder gehörig an Fahrt tion, wie sie Hans Arp betrieb, entstand Mitte aufgenommen. Eine Flut von großen Kunst- der 1940er-Jahre die eigenständige Bild- messen in Asien und den arabischen Staa- sprache des Abstrakten Expressionismus, ten zeugt von der wachsenden Bedeutung der sich durch Mark Rothko, Clifford Still, des Kunstmarktes in diesen Regionen und Barnett Newman, Franz Kline, Helen hat die Entstehung wichtiger Kunstzentren Franken thaler, Joan Mitchell oder Ad Rein- in den dortigen Megastädten fraglos be- hardt in sehr unterschiedliche Richtungen schleunigt. Ohnehin sorgt die durch die hin bis zum Minimalismus weiter ausdiffe- Digitalisierung vorangetriebene Globalisie- renzierte und mit Jasper Johns und Robert rung von künstlerischer Produktion wie Rauschenberg dann bereits ein Bindeglied Rezeption für eine fortschreitende Dezen- zur aufkommenden Pop-Art bildete. Philip tralisierung, innerhalb derer die jeweiligen Guston steht gewissermaßen als erratischer Zentren in zunehmender Geschwindigkeit Block in dieser Landschaft. Mit seiner Ende wechseln. Nicht zuletzt ist New York auch der 1960er-Jahre vollzogenen endgültigen innerhalb der USA mit Los Angeles und Abkehr vom Abstrakten Expressionismus seiner – wesentlich durch den Milliardär und der Hinwendung zu einer kryptischen, Eli Broad finanzierten – Museumslandschaft verknappten Figuration gilt er heute als ein ernsthafter Konkurrent erwachsen. einer der wichtigsten Vorläufer für das All das ändert aber nichts daran, dass Paradigma einer postmodernen „unreinen“ New York nicht nur nach wie vor den Rang Malerei, auf die sich beispielsweise auch einer der international wichtigsten Kunst- Albert Oehlen oder Christopher Wool be - Orte einnimmt, sondern auch, wie wenig rufen. Mit dem maßgeblich von Joseph andere Kapitalen, von einer fast magischen Marioni vorangetriebenen Radical Painting Aura umweht wird: von dem Versprechen, gewinnt Anfang der 1970er-Jahre letzt - hier könne ökonomisch wie künstlerisch malig eine Malhaltung die Diskurshoheit gelingen, was nirgendwo sonst gelingt. in New York, die ohne Kompromisse allein Bezogen auf die Malerei, kann die auf die ureigenen Elemente der malerischen Stadt in der Tat auf eine beinahe mythische Selbstbefragung setzt: Farbe und Farb - Tradition verweisen. Deren Geburtsstunde auftrag. Ab den 1980er-Jahren wird die 7 PDF zur Ansicht, mit der Bitte um schnellstmögliche Druckfreigabe! Über 400 Jahre Bücher mit System Hirmer_New_York_Painting Seite 9 new-york-painting_UNCOATED_Layout 1 08.04.15 12:33 Seite 10 Vorwort Auseinandersetzung mit technologisch über die letzten Jahre diese Ausstellung für erzeugter Bildlichkeit zunehmend wichtiger, unser Haus erarbeitet hat und auch für den die unter den Bedingungen einer digitalen Katalog und den einführenden Essay ver- Bildpraxis und ihrer scheinbar unbegrenz- antwortlich zeichnet. Sein Aufsatz skizziert ten Möglichkeiten noch einmal erhöhte die aktuelle Malereiszene, während Richard Virulenz gewinnt. Shiffs profunder Essay einen Diskurs über New York Painting sucht auf der Basis die kunsttheoretische Rezeption der Male- dieser hier nur knapp skizzierten reichen und rei liefert. Ein besonderer Dank gebührt weltweit einflussreichen Malereitradition des Weiteren den Leihgebern sowie den nach der paradigmatischen Bedeutung, die Galerien, die einen entscheidenden Beitrag das Medium aktuell für sich beanspruchen zur Realisierung des Projekts geleistet kann, und fragt gleichzeitig nach den zen- haben. Besonders erwähnt seien hier die tralen Herausforderungen, denen sich die Galerien Sadie Coles HQ, Luhring Augustine, Malerei stellen muss, um zu zeitgemäßen Nikolaus Ruzicska, Gavin Brown’s enter- Ergebnissen zu gelangen. Die Gruppe von prise, Blackston, Maccarone, Société, elf Malerinnen und Malern, die wir für die Anke Schmidt und Timothy Taylor. Ein be- Schau versammelt haben, zeigt insofern sonderer und großer Dank gilt schließlich ganz bewusst ein heterogenes Feld von den Hauptförderern dieses Projekts, der Positionen und Herangehensweisen, das Stiftung Kunst, Kultur und Soziales der von der reduziert-gegenständlichen Bild- Sparda-Bank West in Düsseldorf sowie sprache eines Eddie Martinez über die der Hans-Fries-Stiftung, Köln. zwischen Color Field und Action Painting Ganz besonders möchte ich mich bei angesiedelten Werke Elizabeth Coopers den beteiligten Künstlerinnen und Künst- und die konzeptuellen Sprachbilder Antek lern für ihren Einsatz und die gute Zusam- Walczaks bis hin zu den auf Computerbasis menarbeit bedanken. Ihr Engagement und entstehenden Unschärferelationen von Jeff die Bereitschaft, die Schau mit zum Teil Elrod und der strahlenden,
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