Julian Charrière und Julius von Bismarck, Grand Staircase Escalante, We Must ask you to Leave (mountain view drive), 2018 © VG Bild-Kunst

LBBW Collection

Under the motto Beauty and Destruction, the LBBW Collection presents an impressive list of artists straight out of a picture book of contemporary art history.

LBBW Collection
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A presentation curated by Elke Buhr (monopol) of promising graduates from art academies in Baden-Württemberg is intended to help them enter the art market.

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Special Shows so far

  • Special show by gallery owner Ewald Karl Schradet
  • Special Show of Graphic Prints – curated contributions from the exhibitors’ programme

  • Klöcker Collection: Portrayals of women in post-war and contemporary art
  • Special Show of Graphic Prints – curated contributions from the exhibitors’ programme

  • Hans-Peter Haas Collection – Masterpieces of Serigraphy from Ackermann to Vasarely
  • Special Show of Graphic Prints – curated contributions from the exhibitors’ programme

  • The Peter C. Ruppert Collection –Concrete Art in Europe after 1945
  • Special Show of Graphic Prints – curated contributions from the exhibitors’ programme

  • L’Amour fou pour l’Art – Insights into the Frieder Burda Collection
  • Special Show of Graphic Prints – curated contributions from the exhibitors’ programme
  • art KARLSRUHE-Collection – Ten Years of the art KARLSRUHE-Prize

  • Tomi Ungerer - Würth Collection
  • Special Show of Graphic Prints – curated contributions from the exhibitors’ programme
  • Retour de Paris

  • Ernst Ludwig Krichner – The Painter as Photographer, Kirchner Museum Davos
  • André Evard – Pioneer of Concrete Art, messmer foundation

  • “Some like it cool” SCHAUWERK Sindelfingen, Schaufler Collection
  • PHOTO ART BUDAPEST: Hungarian National Museum and Robert Capa Center + two Hungarian galleries (INDA and Varfok)

  • Kunsthalle Emden, Nannen Collection
  • Special show “rosalie” (Events Hall and dm-arena)

  • Photographs by Gisèle Freund from the Marita Ruiter Collection, Luxemburg

  • Pop Art from the Gunther Sachs Collection
  • Marli Hoppe-Ritter Collection / Museum Ritter, Waldenbuch

  • “Fashion – Nine Decades of Fashion Photography” from the collection of “Camera Work” Berlin
  • “Permanent Trouble” – contemporary art from the Kopp Collection, Munich

  • Contemporary South African art from private collections: Dr. Sello Rathete Collection and Daimler Art Collection
  • “Looping Memories” – works from a Swiss collection of video art: Carola and Günther Ketterer-Ertle Collection

  • The photo collection of Arthur de Ganay

  • Sharja – Cultural Capital of the United Arab Emirates

  • Selinka Collection: Artists of the COBRA Group from the Gudrun and Peter Selinka Collection
  • Rik Reinking Collection

  • Falckenberg Collection

  • Fine Art Faculty Kabul
  • Morat – Institute for Art and Aesthetics

  • “Art after 1945” – the Hurrle Collection at art KARLSRUHE
  • MOMAK – Museum of Modern Art Kabul