Seven Pieces for One Space

Isabel Mundry, composer
Andreas Schmid, artist
Peter Haimerl, architect
Philip Parreno, artist

and new aquisitions from
Albert Weis, Are You Meaning Company, Katja Davar

The exhibition also includes a new large sculpture by Auke de Vries for Potsdamer Platz

Daimler Contemporary

27 September 2002 -
9 February 2003

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Programme of the Year

 Introduction

Andreas Schmid,
Partiture for DCC, 2002
16 beats for 16 vertical lights

Andreas Schmid, Shanghai Red, Photography; 1998

Katja Davar, Raven 77; 2001

Philippe Parreno: 6:00 P.M., 2001

Are You Meaning Company:
Two Getting Along; Project since 2001

Peter Haimerl: zoomtown

Auske de Vries: Gelandet,
sculpture on Potsdamer Platz

 

The exhibition shows positions of space-related artistic concepts. The different disciplines of fine arts, music, architecture and design are related to each other.

Large, spatial works are presented by composer Isabel Mundry (Germany), artist Andreas Schmid (Germany), architect Peter Haimerl (Germany) and artist Philip Parreno (USA).

The exhibition is complemented by other new acquisitions for the Daimler Art Collection, by works of Albert Weis (Germany), Are You Meaning Company (Japan) and Katja Davar (Germany).

Another highlight of the exhibition is the new large sculpture by the Dutch artist Auke de Vries for Potsdamer Platz.

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