ART COLOGNE 2019: exhibitor list is complete

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1 Press release No. 2 / December 2018, Cologne #artcologne ART COLOGNE 2019: exhibitor list is complete Strong field of international and national participants - Concentrated quality and targeted streamlining The coming ART COLOGNE presents itself with a strong field of international and national participants. 95 of the 176 approved galleries, more than half, come from abroad. ART COLOGNE, which has been lightly streamlined in all exhibition areas, is thus clearly committed to a focus on quality and a clear structure for both exhibitors and visitors. As already announced, the 2019 art fair will be realised on two hall levels. The NEUMARKT sector, which presents young and up-and-coming galleries, will be integrated into the contemporary section of the GALLERIES sector with established galleries on hall level The modern and postwar art sections will once again be exhibited on the lower level (hall 11.1). COLLABORATIONS will complement the presentations on both levels: in the modern and postwar art section, COLLABORATIONS will illuminate cooperations with historic components, while in the contemporary sector COLLABORATIONS gathers current positions and cooperative works. With this new concept ART COLOGNE will become more approachable and easier for visitors to explore. And not least, the participating galleries will profit from this. Many prominent galleries are participating in the contemporary section. In addition to international greats such as David Zwirner, Hauser + Wirth, Thaddaeus Ropac, White Cube, Pearl Lam and nächst St. Stephan, leading German galleries such as Sprüth Magers, Michael Werner, Karsten Greve, Gisela Capitain, Daniel Buchholz, Eigen + Art, Nagel Draxler, Neu and the König Galerie will be exhibiting. New participants or returnees are Contemporary Fine Arts (Berlin), Continua (San Gimignano/Beijing/Les Moulins/Havana), Massimo de Carlo (Milan/London/Hong Kong), Daniel Templon (Paris/Brussels), Nathalie Obadia (Brussels/Paris), Roslyn Oxley9 (Paddington Sydney) and Forsblom (Stockholm/Helsinki). The NEUMARKT sector presents the following young galleries: Nir Altman (Munich), Arcadia Missa (London), Emalin (London), Essex Street (New York), High Art (Paris), Jan Kaps (Cologne), Marc LeBlanc (Chicago), Martinetz (Cologne), Max Mayer (Düsseldorf), MX (Malcolm X) Gallery (New York), Tobias Naehring (Leipzig), Deborah Schamoni (Munich) and Rob Tufnell (Cologne/London). The COLLABORATIONS in the Contemporary Art sector show exciting and in some cases international cooperations between galleries and artists. Among others, Guido W. Baudach (Berlin) + Blank Projects (Cape Town) is presenting six artists from South Africa and Germany. Esther Schipper (Berlin) + Drei (Cologne) are showing a one-woman show of the American artist Julia Scher. Soy Capitán (Berlin) + Tanja Wagner (Berlin) focus on six female artists. There will be a total of 14 different COLLABORATIONS in the sector for contemporary art alone. ART COLOGNE Your contact: Christine Hackmann Tel Fax c.hackmann@koelnmesse.de Koelnmesse GmbH Messeplatz Köln P.O. Box Köln Germany Tel Fax Executive Board: Gerald Böse (President and Chief Executive Officer) Herbert Marner Chairwoman of the Supervisory Board: Mayor of the City of Cologne Henriette Reker Headquarters and place of jurisdiction: Cologne District Court Cologne, HRB 952

2 The sectors for modern and postwar art will also be represented by leading galleries. Among these are, for example, well-known suppliers of abstract and geometric art, including Lahumière and Edition + Galerie Hoffmann. 2/8 One returning gallery is Bernheimer (Lucerne), which joins the ranks of exceptional photo galleries in this sector. These also include, for example, Johannes Faber (Vienna) and Julian Sander (Cologne). The list of established traders who specialise in modern and postwar painting and sculpture includes, for example, von Henze + Ketterer (Wichtrach Bern /Riehen), Thomas Salis Art & Design (Salzburg) and Thomas (Munich). In 2019, this spectrum is complemented by Galerie Philippe David (Zurich). The galleries represented in the modern and postwar art sector include, among others, Larkin Erdmann (Zurich), Gebr. Lehmann (Dresden), Knoell (Basel), Kleindienst (Leipzig) and Hubert Winter (Vienna). Kleindienst is showing the Leipzig painter Arno Rink ( ), who passed away last year and who became a pioneer of the New Leipzig School through his teaching activities. Hubert Winter presents two protagonists of feminist conceptual art: the Austrian Birgit Jürgensen ( ) and the Turkish-French artist Nil Yalter (*1938), who will also have an exhibition in Museum Ludwig dedicated to her in 2019 ("Exile is hard work", as of March). An overview of the ART COLOGNE 2019 exhibitor list: Hall 11.2 Contemporary art -A- Akinci, Amsterdam Mikael Andersen, Copenhagen Artelier, Graz -B- Bo Bjerggaard, Copenhagen Blain I Southern, Berlin/London Jean Brolly, Paris Ben Brown Fine Arts, London/Hong Kong Buchholz, Berlin/Cologne/New York -C- Gisela Capitain, Cologne Andrea Caratsch, St. Moritz Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin Charim, Vienna Conrads, Düsseldorf Continua, San Gimignano/Beijing/les Moulins/Havana Crone, Vienna/Berlin

3 -D- Massimo de Carlo, Milan/London/Hong Kong Erika Deák, Budapest DEWEER, Otegem DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM, Berlin 3/8 -E- EIGEN + ART, Berlin/Leipzig -F- FILIALE, Frankfurt Forsblom, Stockholm/Helsinki -G- Laurent Godin, Paris Bärbel Grässlin, Frankfurt Karsten Greve, Cologne/Paris/St. Moritz Barbara Gross, Munich -H- Michael Haas, Berlin/Zurich Häusler Contemporary, Munich/Zurich Hammelehle und Ahrens, Cologne Reinhard Hauff, Stuttgart Hauser + Wirth, Zurich, New York, London, St. Moritz Jochen Hempel, Leipzig -J- Jahn + Jahn, Munich -K- Kadel Willborn, Düsseldorf KLEMM S, Berlin Klosterfelde Edition, Berlin/Hamburg Klüser, Munich Sabine Knust, Munich Christine König, Vienna KÖNIG, Berlin Eleni Koroneou, Athens Kraupa Tuskany-Zeidler, Berlin KROBATH, Vienna -L- Lange + Pult, Zurich/Auvenier Christian Lethert, Cologne Löhrl, Mönchengladbach

4 -M- Hans Mayer, Düsseldorf Nino Mier, Los Angeles Vera Munro, Hamburg 4/8 -Nnächst St. Stephan, Vienna Nagel Draxler, Berlin/Cologne Neon Parc, Melbourne NEU, Berlin Carolina Nitsch, New York Nosbaum Reding, Luxemburg -O- Nathalie Obadia, Brussels/Paris Alexander Ochs, Berlin -P- Priska Pasquer, Cologne Pearl Lam, Hong Kong/Shanghai/Singapore Giorgio Persano, Turin Rupert Pfab, Düsseldorf Produzentengalerie, Hamburg -R- Thomas Rehbein, Cologne Petra Rinck, Düsseldorf Thaddaeus Ropac, Salzburg/Paris/London Philipp von Rosen, Cologne Roselyn Oxley9, Sydney -S- Aurel Scheibler, Berlin Brigitte Schenk, Cologne Anke Schmidt, Cologne SCHÖNEWALD, Düsseldorf Rüdiger Schöttle, Munich Sies + Höke, Düsseldorf Slewe, Amsterdam Sprüth Magers, Berlin/London/Los Angeles Paul Stolper, London Hans Strelow, Düsseldorf T- Suzanne Tarasiève, Paris Daniel Templon, Paris/Brussels Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Innsbruck/Vienna

5 -V- VAN HORN, Düsseldorf 5/8 -W- Wentrup, Berlin Michael Werner, Cologne/London/New York White Cube, London/Hong Kong/New York -Z- Zilberman, Istanbul/Berlin David Zwirner, New York/London/Hong Kong NEUMARKT (Hall 11.2) Nir Altman, Munich Arcadia Missa, London Emalin, London ESSEX Street, New York High Art, Paris Jan Kaps, Cologne Marc LeBlanc, Chicago Martinetz, Cologne Max Mayer, Düsseldorf MX (Malcolm X) Gallery, New York Tobias Naehring, Leipzig Deborah Schamoni, Munich Rob Tufnell, Cologne/London COLLABORATIONS (Contemporary, Hall 11.2) annex 14, Zurich + Lullin + Ferrari, Zurich Rolando Anselmi, Berlin + Daniel Marzona, Berlin Guido W. Baudach, Berlin + Blank Projects, Cape Town CLAGES, Cologne + Tif Sigfrids, Athens, USA Conradi, Hamburg + Deborah Bowmann, Brussels Drei, Cologne + Esther Schipper, Berlin Natalia Hug, Cologne + Aurel Scheibler, Berlin Le Guern, Warsaw + ZAHORIAN & VAN ESPEN, Bratislava Lumen Travo, Amsterdam + Martin van Zomeren, Amsterdam Berthold Pott, Cologne Soy Capitán, Berlin + Tanja Wagner, Berlin Super Dakota, Brussels Vartai, Vilnius Thomas Zander, Cologne

6 Hall 11.1 Modern and Postwar Art 6/8 -B- Bailly Gallery, Geneva Klaus Benden, Cologne Bernheimer, Lucerne Boisserée, Cologne Philippe David, Zurich Derda, Berlin Dierking -Galerie am Paradeplatz, Zurich -D- -F- Johannes Faber, Vienna Fischer Kunsthandel & Edition, Berlin Klaus Gerrit Friese, Berlin -H- Hagemeier, Frankfurt Henze & Ketterer, Wichtrach/Bern/Riehen Ernst Hilger, Vienna edition + galerie hoffmann, Friedberg Heinz Holtmann, Cologne -K- Mike Karstens, Münster Koch, Hannover Konzett, Vienna -L- Lahumière, Paris LEVY, Hamburg Lorenzelli, Milan Ludorff, Düsseldorf -M- Maulberger, Munich MO J GALLERY, Busan, Korea Moderne, Silkeborg -N- Nothelfer, Berlin -R- Thole Rotermund, Hamburg

7 Ruberl, Vienna 7/8 -S- Thomas Salis Art & Design, Salzburg Samuelis Baumgarte, Bielefeld Julian Sander, Cologne Schlichtenmaier, Stuttgart Michael Schultz, Berlin Schwarzer, Düsseldorf Setareh, Düsseldorf Edition Staeck, Heidelberg Walter Storms, Munich Florian Sundheimer, Munich Suppan Fine Arts, Vienna --T- Taguchi Fine Art, Tokyo Thomas, Munich -U- Utermann, Dortmund -V- Valentien, Stuttgart von Vertes, Zurich COLLABORATIONS (Modern and postwar art) 11.1 ammann//gallery, Cologne Larkin Erdmann, Zurich + Knoell, Basel Matthias Güntner, Hamburg Kleindienst, Leipzig Gebr. Lehmann, Dresden Parrotta, Cologne RCM, Paris Hubert Winter, Vienna Note for editorial offices: ART COLOGNE photos are available in our image database on the Internet at www. artcologne.com in the Press section. Press information is available at: www. artcologne.com/pressinformation If you reprint this document, please send us a sample copy. ART COLOGNE on Facebook: Your contact:

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