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Stephan Huber, 5. Expedition Huber

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€ 5 080
Auction dateClassic
24.06.2021 17:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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Germany, München
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ID 575179
Lot 565 | Stephan Huber, 5. Expedition Huber
11teilige Arbeit. Elf Metall-Leuchtkästen. Jeweils 20 x 70 x 21,5 cm. Der vielfach ausgezeichnete Objektkünstler und Bildhauer blickt auf bedeutende Einzelausstellungen zurück, stellte auf der documenta (1987) aus, eine große Installation war 1999 auf einem ehemaligen Marinestützpunkt im Rahmen der Biennale in Venedig zu sehen. Stephan Huber realisierte mehrere großformatige Arbeiten im öffentlichen Raum. Ein Beispiel dafür ist "Gran Paradiso" vor der Neuen Messe in München-Riem: weiße Modelle mit Reliefs von Alpengipfeln (eine werktypische Metapher), aufgestapelt in einem riesigen Metallregal (eine Anspielung auf typische Messemöbel), mitten im Messe-See positioniert. Eine große Anhängerschaft unter Kunst­freundinnen hat Stephan Hubers großformatige Landkarten. Der Künstler verwendet dabei vorgefundenes Kartenmaterial und collagiert es mit erfundenen Karten, stellt damit ein vermeintlich unbestechlich exaktes Ordnungssystem in Frage. Wie faszinierend solche Reisen sind, war 2015 zum Beispiel bei der Einzelausstellung "Weltatlas" der Münchner ERES-Stiftung zu sehen - kann aber auch bei der ­NEUMEISTER-Auktion nachempfunden werden, denn dort werden neben Lampeninstallationen und Leuchtkästen auch großformatige ­Landkarten von Stephan Huber versteigert. Provenienz: Galerie SixFriedrichLisaUngar, München, 2000 (Rechnung liegt vor). Firmensammlung Hannover Leasing
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