New Catalogue:
Deutsche Bank Art - The Americas
Alejandro
Cesarco,
When I am Happy
Drawings, 2005,
Deutsche Bank
Collection
© Alejandro Cesarco
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Just about thirty years ago, with around 500 works, the
cornerstone was laid in the main headquarters of the Deutsche
Bank Collection's American section in New York. Today, over 3,000
works of art are on view in three of the bank's most important buildings
in New York alone. Now, the catalogue Deutsche Bank Art - The Americas
offers insight into the collection's wide variety of works shown in
branches scattered throughout the entire American continent.
In the
early years, the collection primarily reflected the transatlantic artistic
dialogue and featured works by Louise
Nevelson, Hans
(Jean) Arp, Robert
Rauschenberg, and Gerhard
Richter. Today, in the era of globalization, the focus is on young
international positions. In this vein, the new catalogue shows works by
"classics" such as Eva
Hesse and Richard Prince
alongside current photographic works by the Brazilian Vik
Muniz and the Japanese Miwa
Yanagi, as well as the conceptual drawings of the Uruguayan artist Alejandro
Cesarco.
Jeff
Chien-Hsing Liao, LIRR, Hunters Point, 2004,
Deutsche
Bank Collection
© Jeff Chien
HSING Liao
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