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Tate Modern, London
LYNETTE YIADOM-BOAKYE
A Passion Like No Other, 2012
Part of the Lonti Ebers Collection
A Passion Like No Other, 2012
Part of the Lonti Ebers Collection
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MoMA The Museum of Modern Art
"An 'artists artist' example and inspiration to his contemporaries and generations following, is PHILIP GUSTON (b.1913 Montreal, passed 1980 Woodstock, USA). Many artists and art historians value Guston as one of the most important painters of the second half of the 20th Century. Guston worked in a number of artistic modes, from Renaissance-inspired figuration to formally accomplished abstraction," (Alex Greenberger 09/2020) and is now regarded one of the "most important, powerful, and influential American painters of the last 100 years." -Jerry Saltz, October, 2020
PHILIP GUSTON
In the Studio, 1975
The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Gift of UBS ©
The Estate of Philip Guston, Courtesy Hauser & Wirth
Licensed by SCALA / Art Resource, New York
PHILIP GUSTON
In the Studio, 1975
The Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Gift of UBS ©
The Estate of Philip Guston, Courtesy Hauser & Wirth
Licensed by SCALA / Art Resource, New York
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Cromwell Place
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"The Possibility of an Island"
Cromwell Place, London
Curated by AAA
"The Possibility of an Island"
Cromwell Place, London
Curated by AAA
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Cromwell Place
RODEL TAPAYA
Reservoir, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
193.04 x 224.79 cm
Reservoir, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
193.04 x 224.79 cm
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Artinformal, Makati City, Manila
RODEL TAPAYA
Going after the twigs and the leaves, 2019
Installation View
Artinformal Makati, Manila
Going after the twigs and the leaves, 2019
Installation View
Artinformal Makati, Manila
"König's "Messe At St. Agnes" drives what Kate Brown on artnet.com called the "hybridization" of the art market. AAA is also that – a hybrid model I've created by morphing 25 years of commercial gallery work into this new agency format."
- Matthias Arndt
- Matthias Arndt
"Despite his initial desire to have a “simple show”, a restless mind and varied impulses led to comfort in multiple forms. Likening that notion to horror vacui or Kenophobia - fear of the empty, Tapaya proceeds to ask “how much do we understand tight, crowded spaces?”, Tapaya fills the entire gallery spaces of Artinformal Makati with works on different grounds."
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Cromwell Place
ZICO ALBAIQUNI
In Struggle to Change the World,
2020
Oil and Giclee on Canvas
200 × 145 cm
In Struggle to Change the World,
2020
Oil and Giclee on Canvas
200 × 145 cm
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
AZMAN MUSEUM
Kuala Lumpur.
A private museum with an state of the art collection of Southeast-Asian, Malaysian and International Contemporary Art.
Matthias Arndt with Founder Dato‘ Noor Azman Mohd Nurdin
Kuala Lumpur.
A private museum with an state of the art collection of Southeast-Asian, Malaysian and International Contemporary Art.
Matthias Arndt with Founder Dato‘ Noor Azman Mohd Nurdin
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Arndt Art Agency, Berlin
TIMOTHY CURTIS
Caught up in the Twist, 2020
Oil, charcoal, wax crayon,
graphite on Linen
91.5 x 61 cm
Caught up in the Twist, 2020
Oil, charcoal, wax crayon,
graphite on Linen
91.5 x 61 cm
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Arndt Art Agency, Berlin
"It is such a pleasure and privilege to host the first European one man show of TIMOTHY CURTIS. The opening during Berlin Art Week was a huge success and the feedback overwhelmingly positive."
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Gladstone Gallery, New York
GAVIN BROWN
"While I always believed that the business model of a commercial gallery plays a fundamental role in the art market and especially emerging artist careers, the change of the format is inevitable in an ever changing art market. While with A3 we created the new model of the art agency, managing artists advising private collections and museums and curating exhibitions worldwide, the concept of the merger between galleries seems the most viable option to remain in the classic model.
I congratulate Gavin Brown, whose work and frank talk I always had greatest respect for, and Barbara Gladstone to this bold move. I admire that they speak openly about the industries challenges and that they do not shy away of taking action. Here is what they say:
„I think we both know that there needs to be something more, or something else, especially now,” he said. “To imagine we can all start again with business as usual is a collective delusion.” Gavin Brown in conversation with Jason Farago in the NYT.
Gladstone echoed her new partner in a statement, writing, “I think that this moment in history is an important time to think of new possibilities in the art world.”" - Matthias Arndt
"While I always believed that the business model of a commercial gallery plays a fundamental role in the art market and especially emerging artist careers, the change of the format is inevitable in an ever changing art market. While with A3 we created the new model of the art agency, managing artists advising private collections and museums and curating exhibitions worldwide, the concept of the merger between galleries seems the most viable option to remain in the classic model.
I congratulate Gavin Brown, whose work and frank talk I always had greatest respect for, and Barbara Gladstone to this bold move. I admire that they speak openly about the industries challenges and that they do not shy away of taking action. Here is what they say:
„I think we both know that there needs to be something more, or something else, especially now,” he said. “To imagine we can all start again with business as usual is a collective delusion.” Gavin Brown in conversation with Jason Farago in the NYT.
Gladstone echoed her new partner in a statement, writing, “I think that this moment in history is an important time to think of new possibilities in the art world.”" - Matthias Arndt
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Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek, Denmark
YAYOI KUSAMA
Narcissus Garden, 1966
1,500 mass-produced plastic silver globes
Installation View
Narcissus Garden, 1966
1,500 mass-produced plastic silver globes
Installation View
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Arndt Art Agency, Berlin
Amongst the works we placed with A3:
GEORGE CONDO
Abstract Head, 2017
Acrylic, charcoal and pigment stick on paper
152,4 x 152,4 cm 60 x 60 inches
162 x 162 x 6,5 cm, 63 7/8 x 63 7/8 x 2 5/8 inches (Framed)
GEORGE CONDO
Abstract Head, 2017
Acrylic, charcoal and pigment stick on paper
152,4 x 152,4 cm 60 x 60 inches
162 x 162 x 6,5 cm, 63 7/8 x 63 7/8 x 2 5/8 inches (Framed)
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Sammlung Falckenberg
FALCKENBERG COLLECTION
Established in 2008, located in the former Phoenix factory building in Hamburg-Harburg. Across more than 6000 square meters of space on five floors, it presents the private collection of Harald Falckenberg, around 2000 works of contemporary art, with the emphasis on German and American contemporary art from the last thirty years. The Falckenberg Collection offers a panoramic view of this strand of contemporary art, with its strong roots in counter culture.
Some of the artists included in the Falckenberg Collection are Werner Büttner, Georg Herold, Martin Kippenberger, Albert Oehlen, Andreas Slominski,John Bock, Christian Jankowski, Jonathan Meese, Sarah Lucas and Daniel Richter, as well as Vito Acconci, Richard Artschwager, John Baldessari, Mike Kelley, Paul McCarthy, Raymond Pettibon and Richard Prince.
Established in 2008, located in the former Phoenix factory building in Hamburg-Harburg. Across more than 6000 square meters of space on five floors, it presents the private collection of Harald Falckenberg, around 2000 works of contemporary art, with the emphasis on German and American contemporary art from the last thirty years. The Falckenberg Collection offers a panoramic view of this strand of contemporary art, with its strong roots in counter culture.
Some of the artists included in the Falckenberg Collection are Werner Büttner, Georg Herold, Martin Kippenberger, Albert Oehlen, Andreas Slominski,John Bock, Christian Jankowski, Jonathan Meese, Sarah Lucas and Daniel Richter, as well as Vito Acconci, Richard Artschwager, John Baldessari, Mike Kelley, Paul McCarthy, Raymond Pettibon and Richard Prince.