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120 |Art Unlimited<br />
ANDREAS SCHULZE<br />
Title | Installation Untitled, 2012<br />
Media |Mixed media; site-specific dimensions<br />
Artist |Andreas Schulze, *1955, Hannover, Germany<br />
Lives and works in Cologne, Germany<br />
Galleries | Sprüth Magers<br />
Sprüth Magers<br />
DE -10178 Berlin |Oranienburger Strasse 18<br />
Phone +49 3028884030|Fax +49 3028884052<br />
info@spruethmagers.com |www.spruethmagers.com<br />
Directors |Monika Sprüth, Philomene Magers, Franziska von Hasselbach, Iris Scheffler,<br />
Andreas Gegner, Andrew Silewicz, Patricia Pratas<br />
Team<br />
Team Gallery<br />
US-New York, NY 10013 |83Grand Street<br />
Phone +1212 2799219 |Fax +1 212 2799220<br />
office@teamgal.com |www.teamgal.com<br />
Directors |José Freire, Miriam Katzeff<br />
Artwork Description |The walk-through installation is acombination of floor painting, wall painting, and<br />
actual paintings oncanvas, which the viewer can physically access. Additionally,<br />
the furniture and ceramics –both found objects aswell as art objects created by<br />
Andreas Schulze –extend the themes of his pictures into the exhibition space.<br />
The idea of creating acomplete interior of artworks and found objects has<br />
always been an aspect of the work ofAndreas Schulze. Such ‘interiors’ (that is,<br />
interior views into our society) have been previously exhibited in different ways<br />
and different venues since the 1980s.<br />
Most often, his works depict everyday bourgeois idylls, which heconstructs as<br />
subtle, parallel worlds to reality. These deserted, melancholic landscapes and<br />
interiors convey both coziness and menace. They manifest the social yearning<br />
for security and comfort aswell as an estrangement of the ‘private’ in which<br />
the bourgeois need for harmony turns out to be narrowly restrictive.<br />
Ohne Titel, 2012<br />
Installation view, Team Gallery,<br />
New York, 2012
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