Exhibition view For Real?! Annual gifts and editions 2022, 13.02.-13.03.2022, Kunstverein Reutlingen, works by Sunah Choi, Courtesy: the artist / Myriam Holme, Courtesy: Myriam Holme and Bernhard Knaus Fine Art / Arthur Metz, Courtesy: the artist / Eva Gentner, Courtesy: the artist / Jordan Madlon, Courtesy: the artist, © Kunstverein Reutlingen, Photo: Frank Kleinbach.
Exhibition view For Real?! Annual gifts and editions 2022, 13.02.-13.03.2022, Kunstverein Reutlingen, works by Myriam Holme, Courtesy: Myriam Holme and Bernhard Knaus Fine Art / Sophie Innmann, Courtesy: the artist / Gerrit Frohne-Brinkmann, Courtesy: the artist, © Kunstverein Reutlingen, Photo: Frank Kleinbach.
Exhibition view For Real?! Annual gifts and editions 2022, 13.02.-13.03.2022, Kunstverein Reutlingen, works by Jan Zöller, Courtesy: Jan Zöller and Meyer Riegger Berlin/Karlsruhe / Jordan Madlon, Courtesy: the artist, © Kunstverein Reutlingen, Photo: Frank Kleinbach.
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Past 13. February until 13. March 22

For Real?! Annual gifts and editions 2022

  • Date Sunday 13. February 2022, 11:00 h

    Soft-Opening For Real?! Annual gifts and editions 2022

This attractive pop-up exhibition by the Kunstverein presents figurative and abstract paintings, drawings, and photographic prints as well as wooden and textile objects—genuine, handmade artworks defying the NFT market hype. For Real?!—so are the works based on everyday scenes, found footage or spoken word. All works are for sale. Through your purchase you support the participating artists and the Kunstverein.

With works by Eva Gentner, Myriam Holme, Sophie Innmann, Jordan Madlon, Arthur Metz and Jan Zöller as well as editions by Sunah Choi, Gerrit Frohne-Brinkmann, Vera Kox and older graphic works from the Kunstverein’s portfolio.

  • Jan Zöller, I see myself working on this sculpture forever, 2020, acrylic, oil based pencil and pastels on canvas, framed 200 × 160 cm, courtesy: Jan Zöller and Meyer Riegger, photo: Lukas Giesler

    Jan Zöller, I see myself working on this sculpture forever, 2020, acrylic, oil based pencil and pastels on canvas, framed 200 × 160 cm, courtesy: Jan Zöller and Meyer Riegger, photo: Lukas Giesler

  • Myriam Holme, mild, beinahe verlässlich, 2020, paper, impact metal, indian ink, acrylic paint, 200 x 127 cm, courtesy: Myriam Holme und Bernhard Knaus Fine Art

    Myriam Holme, mild, beinahe verlässlich, 2020, paper, impact metal, indian ink, acrylic paint, 200 x 127 cm, courtesy: Myriam Holme und Bernhard Knaus Fine Art

  • Jordan Madlon, seing [zaɪ̯ŋç] 09, 2020, varnish on aluminium, 80 × 100 × 0,2 cm, courtesy: Jordan Madlon, photo: Katinka Eichhorn

    Jordan Madlon, seing [zaɪ̯ŋç] 09, 2020, varnish on aluminium, 80 × 100 × 0,2 cm, courtesy: Jordan Madlon, photo: Katinka Eichhorn

  • Eva Gentner, o.T., 2021, digital print on transparent silk, magnets, (edition 1/6), ca. 123 × 90 cm, courtesy: Eva Gentner, photo: Eva Gentner

    Eva Gentner, o.T., 2021, digital print on transparent silk, magnets, (edition 1/6), ca. 123 × 90 cm, courtesy: Eva Gentner, photo: Eva Gentner

  • Sophie Innmann, camouflage 4, 2021, videocall-stills (Microsoft skype) on aludibond, each 30 x 53 cm, edition 2 + 2AP, courtesy: Sophie Innmann

    Sophie Innmann, camouflage 4, 2021, videocall-stills (Microsoft skype) on aludibond, each 30 x 53 cm, edition 2 + 2AP, courtesy: Sophie Innmann

  • Arthur Metz, Stuttgarter Nacht, 2020, acrylic on wood, framed, 30 x 37 cm (excl. frame), courtesy: Arthur Metz

    Arthur Metz, Stuttgarter Nacht, 2020, acrylic on wood, framed, 30 x 37 cm (excl. frame), courtesy: Arthur Metz

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