The desire to show the collection’s works of Lone Haugaard Madsen has long existed, also in order to counterweigh the many more stringent, minimalist exhibitions. The idea was to present her work together with that of Franz West, Georg Herold, and Heimo Zobernig. The working title of the exhibition was low tech. Yet while conceiving the exhibition, I realized that Lone’s works would lose their unique strength if they were “merely displayed”. Only Lone Haugaard Madsen could arrange her works in a way that would allow their great quality to shine. It was thus only logical to ask the artist if she would be interested in curating the exhibition herself and to show her works from the collection at Strausberger Platz. Seeing the connections between the three older artists and her own work, Lone agreed immediately. Lone threw herself into the task. Working intently, she made her selection from the collection. She also created a number of new works specifically for the space at Strausberger Platz that would transform the entire space into a sophisticated installation. The result speaks for itself. I am extremely grateful, Lone.
Axel Haubrok
Installation view
Installation view
Installation view
Raum #230 Ritus (003), 2009
Installation view
Pavarent (weiß), 2010
Background: Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-7 (größeres Bild), 2011
List of works
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-1 (Teppich vom Sammler), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-2 (Eisenkreis), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-3 (eingegipste Arbeitshose), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-4 (ehemaliges Bodenstück Ausstellungsraum), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-5 (Zeichnung, Abdeckpapier geholt im Atelier eines Kollegen), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-6 (großer Idiot), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-7 (größeres Bild), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-8 (Aluminiumabguss von der Wand im Bronzewerkstatt), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-9 (Sockel), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-10 (Türstopper Küche), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-11 (beige), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #265-12 (Lichtposter), 2011
courtesy Lone Haugaard Madsen, Copenhagen / Vienna
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #260-1, 2010
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #260-3, 2010
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #260-4, 2010
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #230 Ritus (003), 2009
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #230 Ritus (003), 2009
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #231-Pynt (005), 2009
Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #239-2, 2009
Georg Herold
untitled, 2011
Georg Herold
Karaoke Box, 1995
Georg Herold
Rekonstruktion einer Dachlatte, 1994
Georg Herold
untitled (Würfel), 1990
Georg Herold
untitled, 1990
Georg Herold
untitled, 1989
Martin Kippenberger
No Natursekt, 1996
Martin Kippenberger
Die bunte Welt des Kanarienvogels, 1991
Franz West
Paravent (weiß), 2010
Franz West
Lampe LM10, 2008
Franz West
2× 20 Jahre Parkett, 2004
Franz West
Gaja, 1998
Heimo Zobernig
A shelf unit, 1993
Franz West
Lampe des Künstlers I, 1989
Franz West
Haus Lange Lampe, 1988
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 2010
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 2010
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 2010
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 2010
Heimo Zobernig
Cover, 2008
Heimo Zobernig
untitled (Der Weg nach unten), 1998
Heimo Zobernig
Nr. 16, 1997
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 1990
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 1988
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 1987
Heimo Zobernig
untitled, 1985