Gefühl & Härte: Neue Kunst aus Berlin (Feeling & Hardness: New Art from Berlin)
October 08 - November 14, 1982
“Under the title ‘Gefühl und Härte: Neue Kunst aus Berlin’ (‘Feeling and Hardness: New Art from Berlin’), the Kunstverein München will show a representative cross-section of current Berlin art from early October to mid-November 1982. Excluded are ‘critical realism’ and constructivist tendencies.
Such an overview has not yet been seen in Munich. This exhibition is organized by the Kunstverein in joint sponsorship with Philip Morris GmbH, which is patronizing the project. The exhibition is prepared by Dr. Ursula Prinz, Berlinische Galerie, and Wolfgang Jean Stock, Kunstverein München. Both also sign as editors of the catalog book, which will be published for the exhibition.” (Press release)
With Dieter Appelt, Peter Chevalier, Frank Dornseif, Rainer Fetting, G.L. Gabriel, Barbara Heinisch, ter Hell, Anne Jud, Andreas Kaps, Thomas Lange, Elke Lixfeld, Rainer Mang, Helmut Middendorf, Reinhard Pods, Gerd Rohling, Martin Rosz, Heike Ruschmeyer, Salomé, Hella Santarossa and Bernd Zimmer.
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[1] Exhibition catalog, Courtesy Kunstverein München e.V.
[2] Visitors in the exhibition Gefühl & Härte: Neue Kunst aus Berlin
[3] Press release for the exhibition Gefühl und Härte: Neue Kunst aus Berlin
Press release from June 30, 1982, titled Gefühl und Härte: Neue Kunst aus Berlin (Feeling and Severity: New Art from Berlin) announcing the autumn exhibi- tion at Kunstverein München. The exhibition was held from early October to mid-November 1982 and com- prised a representative cross-section of art from Berlin. The group show was initiated by Dr. Ursula Prinz (Berlinische Galerie) and Wolfgang Jean Stock (Kunst- verein München) and presented works by artists such as Olaf Metzel, Bernd Zimmer, Rainer Fetting, and more.
