Günter Brus. Disclosure

A Retrospective from the Collection of the THP Private Foundation

28.10.2022 - 05.03.2023

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Duration

28.10.2022 - 05.03.2023

Location

Neue Galerie Graz

Curators

Roman Grabner

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About the
Exhibition

With the showing of the THP Private Foundation Collection, the BRUSEUM is not only delighted to be able to display this unique private collection, but also to present a retrospective exhibition of the artist’s work for the first time in ten years.


Under the title “Disclosure”, what is probably in terms of its scope and quality the most outstanding private collection of Günter Brus’ work is now presented for the first time. Over the past few decades, the THP Private Foundation has built up an extensive collection of the artist’s work. This ranges from one of his first watercolours from the late 1950s through to the latest works during the Corona lockdown of 2020. Behind the initials THP is the name of a man who has been collecting since his youth and has developed a passion for the unusual, the fragmentary, the sketched. With his open and meticulous approach, he has assembled major works from all of the artist’s creative periods, so allowing a retrospective without gaps. Many of the works have in recent years appeared as loans at key exhibitions on the life and work of Brus.

The BRUSEUM exhibition now comprehensively presents this important private collection to the public for the first time. Brus has always described his exhibitions at galleries or museums – for which he has since 1975 also created his own invitation designs – as “disclosures”, or showings. With the showing of the THP Private Foundation Collection, the BRUSEUM is not only delighted to be able to display this unique private collection, but also to present a retrospective exhibition of the artist’s work for the first time in ten years.

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Kurator Roman Grabner,

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Günter Brus "Kunst und Revolution", 1968,

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Günter Brus, Aktionszeichnung, 1966, Kugelschreiber auf Papier, 29,5 x 21 cm,

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Günter Brus "Der helle Wahnsinn", 1968, Fotograf: Henning Wolters, Vintage 1969-1973, S/W-Fotografie, 23,4 x 17,8 cm,

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Günter Brus "Kunst und Revolution", 1968, Fotograf: Khasaq (Siegfried Klein), Vintage 1969-1973 S/W-Fotografie, 17,8 x 23,4 cm,

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Günter Brus "Dunkle Ahnung", 1984 Bleistift und Ölkreide auf Papier, 87,8 x 62,5 cm,

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Günter Brus "Die Unberührbaren", 1984, Ölkreide auf Papier, 88 x 63 cm,

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Günter Brus "Ana", 1964, Fotograf: Otto Muehl, Hg. Gino Ciccognani e Francois Zille editori Milano, 1974 Schwarzweiß-Fotografien, 7-teilig, je 38,8 x 48,7 cm,

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Günter Brus "Heil Armee!", 2009, Tusche, Kugelschreiber und Wasserfarben auf Papier, 31 x 24 cm,

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Günter Brus / Christian Ludwig Attersee "Wetterblatt / Requiem, kantabler Tod", 1981, Mischtechnik auf Papier, 88 x 62 cm,

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Günter Brus "Bauernhaus", 1957, Gouache auf Papier, 29 x 29 cm,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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Ausstellungsansicht „Günter Brus. Herzeigung“,

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