post-title Marc Krepp | Life Casting | Galerie Kornfeld + 68 projects | 23.11.2018-12.01.2019

Marc Krepp | Life Casting | Galerie Kornfeld + 68 projects | 23.11.2018-12.01.2019

Marc Krepp | Life Casting | Galerie Kornfeld + 68 projects | 23.11.2018-12.01.2019

Marc Krepp | Life Casting | Galerie Kornfeld + 68 projects | 23.11.2018-12.01.2019

until 12.01. | #2272ARTatBerlin | Galerie Kornfeld + 68 projects show from 23rd November 2018 the exhibition Life Casting by the bronze caster Marc Krepp – his life’s work with sculptor’s from the 20th and 21st century. 

Galerie Kornfeld, in cooperation with 68projects, is pleased to present within the two gallery spaces an exhibition of rare works by well-known, predominantly German sculptor’s from the 20th and 21st century. This exhibition celebrates the Berlin based bronze caster Marc Krepp and his life’s work with these artists.

The objects of the exhibition Lebensguss (“Life Casting”) | Marc Krepp were created without exception in the studio of Marc Krepp. The studio was founded by Krepp in the early 1980s in Berlin-Weissensee, and he continues to lead it to this day, exemplifying ceaseless creativity. Following a family tradition which emanates from his father, the sculptor Siegfried Krepp, and which is also currently being furthered by his daughter Michéle.

Artists including Wieland Förster, Will Lammert, Theodor Balden, Trak Wendisch and Rolf Szymanski, as well as younger and recent positions such as Alexander Polzin, Susanne Roewer and Tamara Kvesitadze, participant at the Venice Biennale 2007/2011, have created masterpieces of contemporary sculpture in close and fruitful cooperation with the founder Marc Krepp. The works of these artists are mostly figurative, miniscule or monumental, filling the room or even occupying entire public squares within urban spaces.

More than forty of these works, which Marc Krepp cast for the following artists, can be seen in our exhibition:

Theo Balden, Fritz Cremer, Elmgreen & Dragset, Sonja Eschefeld, Wieland Förster, Katharina Gerold, Clemens Gröszer, Sabina Grzimek, Michael Jastram,  Siegfried Krepp, Tamara Kvesitadze, Will Lammert, Johannes Lauter, Jeanne Mammen, Margret Middell, Emerita Pansowová, Alexander Polzin, Susanne Rast, Susanne Roewer, Father Raphael Statt, Rolf Szymanski, Evelyn Weinzierl, Trak Wendisch, Berndt Wilde, Dirk Wunderlich and others.

Highlighting the significance of the caster and the close intertwining of the work of artists and the foundry, the cultural journalist Ingeborg Ruthe notes:

“Harmoniously in concert with the artists, the caster decides upon all pertinent matters such as the material, the view, the contour, the focussing, and whether it shall stand on a pedestal or a plinth. The results of these partnerships as well as their decision-making processes now constitute the subject of this catalog and the accompanying exhibition. Thereby, not all of the works in the third dimension are situated in front of us in a linear, chronological manner. Instead, they primarily form a network, a mesh which possesses a complex reference structure, allowing the individual object to be addressed from different angles and aspects: stance, posture, gesture, attitude.”

Accompanying the exhibition will be a catalog containing texts by Christoph Breitwieser, Ingeborg Ruthe, Wieland Förster and Johannes Lauter, also including numerous illustrations within.

Tilman Treusch

Opening: Friday, 23rd November 2018, 6 – 9 pm

Exhibition period: Friday, 23rd November – Saturday, 12th January 2019

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Image caption: Wieland Förster, Arkadischer Akt, 1968, Bronze, Ed. 10+1/2AP

Exhibition Marc Krepp – Galerie Kornfeld Berlin | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin

 

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