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Damien Hirst — Triple Trouble

Damien Hirst

Triple Trouble, 2025

Artists

Hermann Nitsch

Hermann Nitsch

Barnaby Furnas

Barnaby Furnas

Damien Hirst

Damien Hirst

Alexej Jawlensky

Alexej Jawlensky

Jenny Saville

Jenny Saville

Günther Förg

Günther Förg

Joe Reihsen

Joe Reihsen

Louise Fishman

Louise Fishman

Eneas Capalbo

Eneas Capalbo

Shepard Fairey

Shepard Fairey

Lee Krasner

Lee Krasner

Gerald Davis

Gerald Davis

Damien Hirst — Triple Trouble

Damien Hirst

Triple Trouble

Hermann Nitsch — Das letzte Abendmahl (The Last Supper)

Hermann Nitsch

Das letzte Abendmahl (The Last Supper)

Alexej Jawlensky — Kopf II, from Köpfe

Alexej Jawlensky

Kopf II, from Köpfe

Jenny Saville — Red Stare

Jenny Saville

Red Stare

Günther Förg — Brimming with both visual immediacy and painterly nuance Günther Förg’s handle on abstraction has reinvigorated formalist approaches to painting in an unmistakably contemporary environment. Building on an austere and subtly defined, grey ground, Förg has defiantly imposed feverish cross-hatchings of crimson red paint. In places the textures and colours appear to coalesce but in others they dissociate entirely resulting in a picture plane that refuses to sit still. Likewise, where alternations of light and dark suggest depth, the gestural brutality and rigid composition of red paint asserts flatness. This is a fearless painting. One that builds on the existing stylistic qualities of other great German painters yet affirms itself as utterly new. Within this work one can find the confrontational patterning of Georg Baselitz, the ethereal enigmaticness of Gerhard Richter, the historical irreverence of Albert Oehlen and the uncompromising chromatic proximities of Hans Hoffman, all battling for relevance in a work that evidently establishes its own.

Joe Reihsen — Slow Burn

Hermann Nitsch — 60 Malaktion MWG

Louise Fishman — Swarm of Thoughts

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