Gottfried Helnwein

Gottfried Helnwein - Word Record Prize!

The painting "Burgundy Mouse 2, 2014" by Gottfried Helnwein achieved a world record price of € 182,000.00 at the Vienna auction house Dorotheum!

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3 FINE ART PRINTS by Gottfried Helnwein published
exclusively for gallery Kaiblinger

+++++  including BOOK  +++++

The 3 limited, small-format FINE ART PRINTS by Gottfried Helnwein

1. "The Disasters of War 65"
2. "The Murmur of the Innocents 42"
3. "Untitled (Payton 0)"

each:
pigment print on paper
edition of 99
2020
59,4 x 42,0 cm
signed and numbered by Gottfried Helnwein

exclusively published for gallery Kaiblinger, are available and come with a book!

Each art graphic included:

Book "Gottfried Helnwein. The Epiphany of the Displaced" by Demetrio Paparoni, SKIRA Publishing House Italy, 2019, ISBN: 978-88-572-3989-7

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FINE ART PRINTS by Gottfried Helnwein
exclusively for gallery Kaiblinger

The limited Special Mouse Editions, "Red Mouse 6" & "Blue Mouse 3", exclusively produced for the Kaiblinger Gallery!

1. Red Mouse 6    70,0 x 95,5 cm - SOLD OUT!
2. Blue Mouse 3   77,0 x 95,5 cm - SOLD OUT!

ever:
pigment print on paper
edition of 55
2020
signed and numbered by Gottfried Helnwein

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Solo-exhibition
Albertina Museum Vienna
Exhibition duration: October 25th, 2023 – February 18th, 2024

The solo exhibition of Gottfried Helnwein's works is on view for the period from October 25th, 2023 to February 18th, 2024. This takes place in the Albertina Museum Vienna on the occasion of his 75th birthday.

His first retrospective at the Albertina Museum Vienna in 2013 was a verysuccessful exhibition, with around 250,000 people admiring more than 150 works by the Austrian artist. 

In this presentation, which is opened from October 2023, his hyper-realistic works with well-known sujets such as Mickey Mouse, wounded and bandaged children or other attention-grabbing themes are shown.

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Wrapping of Vienna's Ringturm,
with an artpiece by Gottfried Helnwein "My Sister"
From end of September 2023 to ende of October 2023

Already in 2018, Gottfried Helnwein provided a topic of conversation with the subject of war and violence in the course of the annual artistic façade of Vienna's Ringturm. Now the Austrian star painter has once again been invited to cover the building. And this time, too, the experience of violence plays a role. Helnwein's work "My Sister", which will be displayed on 3,000 square meters, shows the bloodied face of a girl.

The motif, which will be on display on two fronts of the Ringturm until the end of October, is kept in the hyperrealism style of Helnwein and is therefore not for the faint of heart. "Art has many tasks, one of which is to deal with violence. There is a long tradition in art that forces people to deal with it, but mostly in vain, because understandably much is repressed. But repression comes with the danger that history will always have to repeat itself," the artist, who celebrates his 75th birthday on October 8, was quoted as saying in a press release from Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein on Monday.

Its chairman, Robert Lasshofer, said that no other contemporary artist was better suited than Helnwein to address violence "in such a haunting way". "There is a strong sign associated with this work of art: violence - whether physical, psychological or virtual - can never be tolerated. Civil society is called upon to take a clear stand."

Under the same title "My Sister", an almost identical sujet of a bloodied girl's head could already be seen on the façade of Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral in December of the previous year. At the time, the artist had referred to violence against women in countries such as Iran or Afghanistan.

The Ringturm wrapping is part of an anti-violence campaign by Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein. This also includes a free exhibition in the Ringturm, which will focus on situational and domestic violence, the role of art and "safe public spaces" from October, 9th. The show will be accompanied by a series of discussions with experts, which can also be attended free of charge.

Source: 
News.at (accessed on September 12th, 2023)
Helnwein macht Gewalterfahrung am Ringturm sichtbar • NEWS.AT

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