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New Exhibitions in September: »Ed and Urs Kiënder« and »Stephan von Huene«

You can see two pictures next to each other. One shows a man running in a pipe. The other two projections of a woman with a book in her hand.
© Stephan von Huene, Foto: Wolfgang Neeb, © Urs and Ed Kiender. Foto: Inge Werth

One century, two exhibitions, three artists, and a myriad pioneering artistic achievements. Starting on September 26, 2020, the ZKM will present wide-ranging and multifarious works by three artists who accomplished nothing less than pioneering work with their media installations and exerted a formative influence on the European avant-garde of the 1960s in a very special way: »Ed and Urs Kiënder: Roll-Objects. From Space-Pictures to Rolling Spaces« and »Stephan von Huene: What’s wrong with Art?«

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  • Two young women in the exhibition space. One is standing on the left wall and the other is looking at the right wall in showcases. A screen is stretched between them, on which a film clip with people can be seen.
    Ed and Urs Kiënder, insight exhibition
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • Two young women are in the exhibition room. One is watching a projection of an artistic film on a wall and the other is in a tredmill kind of role.
    Ed and Urs Kiënder, »Untitled« (film for optional projection into the »Running Wheel«), around 1969 as well as »Rolling Wheel«, 1968/1970
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • A woman is looking at a picture hung on the wall with sharp thick strokes chaotically painted on top of each other.
    Ed Kiënder, »Structure Image 7-57«, 1957
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • Three women in the exhibition. The woman on the left is looking at a sculpture that is hung on the wall, the woman on the right is watching a film on a TV, in the middle are abstract figures, on the back wall is a wallpaper roll with text on it.
    Ed and Urs Kiënder, insight exhibition
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • Two women in the exhibition room. On the left a woman is looking at a monochrome painting on the wall. In the middle, a woman is standing in front of a hanging construction consisting of three successive surfaces, with a passageway in between.
    Ed and Urs Kiënder, insight exhibition
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • Three young women in the exhibition space. Two sit on stools in front of a film screen on which bare trees can be seen. An abstract drawing hangs on the wall to the right. On the left wall are boxes into which the third woman looks.
    Ed and Urs Kiënder, insight exhibition
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • You can see two standing drums, each of which shows a picture on the round surface. On the left an ancient married couple and on the right the portrait of a woman.
    Stephan von Huene, Blue Books, 1997, sound installation
    © Stephan von Huene, © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, acquired with the support of the Cultural Foundation of the German Federal States, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • You can see two standing drums, each of which shows a picture of two hands folded into each other on the round surface.
    Stephan von Huene, Blue Books, 1997, sound installation
    © Stephan von Huene, © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, acquired with the support of the Cultural Foundation of the German Federal States, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • You can see two standing drums, each showing a picture of different shapes on the round surface. On the left drum a horse's head is recognizable from the forms.
    Stephan von Huene, Blue Books, 1997, sound installation
    © Stephan von Huene, © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, acquired with the support of the Cultural Foundation of the German Federal States, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • On display are two installations made of wood, which resemble two door frames. In one of the frames there is a glass pane. In the other one you can see a quay pattern made of logs.
    Stephan von Huene, Entry Questions – Exit Questions, 1997, sound installation
    © Stephan von Huene, © Weserburg Museum für moderne Kunst, © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • On display is a rectangular, machine-like installation standing on a stool. To the left of the installation there is also a small stool on which an object lies.
    Stephan von Huene, What’s wrong with Art?, 1997, sound installation
    © Stephan von Huene, © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • Insight into the exhibition Stephan von Huene. There are 4 people in the room, on the left is an illuminated, rectangular stand sculpture
    Stephan von Huene, insight exhibition
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß
  • In the exhibition room a woman is looking at a standing figure in the back left. The other woman is looking at material in a glass case.
    Stephan von Huene, insight exhibition
    © ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, photo: Felix Grünschloß

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