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Michael Werner Gallery, New York, is pleased to present an exhibition of early drawings by Sigmar Polke. This is the largest and most comprehensive exhibition in the United States of Polke's works on paper in nearly two decades. The exhibition features nearly 100 works, many of which are being exhibited for the first time..
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One of the most provocative artists of postwar Europe, Sigmar Polke has created works critical of Western culture since 1963, when he and fellow artist Gerhard Richter began using photography as the basis for paintings that satirized the look and message of consumer culture.. Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. "Sigmar Polke: Photoworks.
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Died: June 10, 2010 - Cologne, Germany Movements and Styles: Capitalist Realism , Pop Art Sigmar Polke Summary Accomplishments Important Art Biography "The conventional definition of reality, and the idea of 'normal life', mean nothing." 1 of 7 Summary of Sigmar Polke
Polke Sigmar Untitled (1999) MutualArt
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Sigmar Polke Works on Paper, 19631974 MoMA
Biography German artist Sigmar Polke (1941-2010) is widely considered to be one of the most influential painters of the postwar era.
Sigmar Polke733×945 pixels Gerhard Richter, Max Ernst, Traditional Paintings, Contemporary
In the mid-1960s, Sigmar Polke was an art student in Düsseldorf, West Germany; however, he was born and lived in the Eastern Bloc until he was 12 (Polke's birthplace, Silesia, is now part of Poland). The Cold War was then at its height, and Germany was a microcosm of the conflicts that then divided Europe. Likewise, the differences.
Sigmar Polke (German, 19412010), Untitled, 1975. Colour offset on paper sheet. Drawing prints
The Museum of Modern Art presents the first comprehensive retrospective of Sigmar Polke (German, 1941-2010), encompassing Polke's work across all mediums, including painting, photography, film, drawing, prints, and sculpture.
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Sigmar Polke, (born February 13, 1941, Oels, Germany [now Oleśnica, Poland]—died June 10, 2010, Cologne), German artist whose complex and layered paintings played an important role in the resurgence of modern German art.
Sigmar Polke, an alchemist in Venice
reproduction Article Wikipedia article References Sigmar Polke created complex works that have helped define the art of the time. From painting to photography and film to installations and prints, Polke's work, which often incorporated non-traditional materials and techniques, was above all a critique of art itself.
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Sigmar Polke (19412010) , Untitled Christie's
Widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of his generation, Sigmar Polke worked across all mediums including painting, photography, film, drawing, prints, and sculpture. Combining irreverent commentary with experimental processes, Polke’s work is characterized by his continually shifting style. Often weaving in and out of a particular medium—for instance, he spent.
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Polke was one of the most significant German artists to emerge in the 1960s, making art in parallel to more "mainstream" Pop in a huge range of materials from painting, drawing and film to potatoes, bubble wrap, and arsenic-based paints. As a young man and self-professed member of a group called the Capitalist Realists, Polke created work that.
Sigmar Polke, Hollywood Oil, Acrylics on bedtick German art, Painting, Contemporary modern art
Sigmar Polke: List of works - All Artworks by Date 1→10. List of works Featured works (7) All Artworks by Date 1→10 (45). Potato Drawing Sigmar Polke • 1966-1970. Mao Sigmar Polke • 1972. Figure with Hand (I Am Made Dizzy by a Carpet of Rose-Petals.) Sigmar Polke.
Sigmar Polke Ghosts in the Machine
Sigmar Polke was one of the most significant German artists to emerge in the 1960s, making art in a huge range of materials from painting, drawing and film to potatoes, snail juice and meteor dust. As an artist he responded to consumer society, confronted the memory of the Nazi's, and took hallucinogenic drugs.
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Coming to prominence in post-war Germany, Sigmar Polke embraced alchemy, eclecticism and wild experimentation. His paintings, drawings, collages and photography drew upon a vast array of sources, materials and techniques. For half a century, his art captured the unpredictable flux of human experience.
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Prints and Drawings Rooms 2 artworks by Sigmar Polke View by Appointment Biography Sigmar Polke (13 February 1941 - 10 June 2010) was a German painter and photographer. Polke experimented with a wide range of styles, subject matters and materials.
Sigmar Polke’s Dreamy, Trippy Art Went Deeper than Pop
220 Artworks: Sigmar Polke Bargeld lacht, 2002 MLTPL €2,900 Sigmar Polke Dr Pabscht het z´Schpiez s´Schpäckbschteck z´schpät bschteut, 1991 Ludorff €12,500 Sigmar Polke S. schmeckt Pfirsich von H., 1996 MLTPL