Concrete Concerns Teufel Collection
Exhibition view Concrete Concerns. Teufel Collection

Concrete Concerns. Teufel Collection

Heinz Teufel (1936–2007) ran galleries in Cologne, Koblenz, Mahlberg, Berlin and Dresden from 1966 to 1998. The donation of the art collection built up together with his wife Anette was nonetheless reserved for his home town Stuttgart. The roughly two hundred works of the Teufel Collection – paintings, sculptures as well as works on paper – established in 2009 one of today’s main collection focuses in the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart: concrete art.

After its first presentation in 2009, the Kunstmuseum Stuttgart took the 10th anniversary of Heinz Teufel’s death as an opportunity to once again present a selection from this collection. The exhibition illustrated with 43 works by 27 international artists the basic tendencies and developments that concrete art has taken since its beginnings in the first third of the 20th century.

Curator Eva-Marina Froitzheim

Artists

Josef Albers, Hermann Bartels, Horst Bartnig, Max Bill, Bob Bonies, Antonio Calderara, Jo Delahaut, Rita Ernst, Eberhard Fiebig, Mark Francis, Günter Fruhtrunk, Raimund Girke, Heijo Hangen, Richard Paul Lohse, Manfred Luther, Max H. Mahlmann, Manfred Mohr, Wilhelm Müller, Aurélie Nemours, Mario Nigro, Andrzej Nowacki, Gudrun Piper, Bridget Riley, Jan J. Schoonhoven, Anton Stankowski, Zdenĕk Sýkora, Beat Zoderer