Berlin: Day One (26.02.13) - Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart
POSTED ON Sunday, 10 March 2013 AT 08:42 \\


Day one in Berlin brought me to the Museum für Gegenwart, an extensively large building showcasing a variety of artwork from painting to moving images to photography and sculpture. 

Photographic works

Thomas Struth
San Zaccaria, 1995


Andreas Gursky
Bibliothek, 1999

Andreas Gursky
Singapore Stock Exchange I, 1997
ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PHOTOS IN THIS POST WERE TAKEN BY ME

The exhibition space



Use of lights-
The exhibition space used the above lights in the space displaying photographs such as the works of Gursky. The use of white light allowed for good colour balance against the white walls. I did however find the reflection against the glass on the photographs to be quite distracting.

other exhibits


Martin Kippenberger
Catwalk Floor Collage for Claudia Skoda (web link)

ROLF JULIUS & NINA CANELL (web link)

Rolf Julius
'Score' 2000: Prints on Japanese paper

Nina Canell
'This work is active between noon & 4pm: a vaccuum is produced under the glass dome, silencing the bell. As soon as the vaccuum is weakening, the sound of the bell becomes perceptible.'

Roy Lichenstein
Imperfect Painting, 1986


Andy Warhol
Mao, 1973


Martin Honert
Lantern

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