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September 28, 2023
CELEBRATING DEUTSCHE BANK’S 20 YEARS AS GLOBAL LEAD PARTNER OF FRIEZE ART FAIRS
WITH A SERIES OF 20 ARTICLES ON 20 FEATURED ARTISTS.
This article forms part of a special series celebrating Deutsche Bank’s 20 years
as Global Lead Partner of Frieze art fairs, taking a closer look at 20 artists
we have collaborated with and whose work features in the Deutsche Bank
Collection.
June 11, 2023
THE STRUGGLE OF MEMORY - DEUTSCHE BANK COLLECTION
Until March, 2024, the PalaisPopulaire presents The Struggle of Memory, a
two-part exhibition featuring works from the Deutsche Bank Collection and
international loans. The show reveals the importance of memory in shaping
personal and collective identity and the struggle against forgetting in the face
of slavery and colonialism and their ongoing effects.
June 1, 2023
THE STRUGGLE OF MEMORY
SELECTED ARTISTS PART II
Until March, 2024, the PalaisPopulaire presents The Struggle of Memory, a
two-part exhibition featuring works from the Deutsche Bank Collection and
international loans. The show reveals the importance of memory in shaping
personal and collective identity and the struggle against forgetting in the face
of slavery and colonialism and their ongoing effects.
June 1, 2023
THE STRUGGLE OF MEMORY
SELECTED ARTISTS PART I
Until March, 2024, the PalaisPopulaire presents The Struggle of Memory, a
two-part exhibition featuring works from the Deutsche Bank Collection and
international loans. The show reveals the importance of memory in shaping
personal and collective identity and the struggle against forgetting in the face
of slavery and colonialism and their ongoing effects.
August 8, 2022
POETIC, PHILOSOPHICAL, ELEGANT: POSTMODERN PIONEERS IN THE OPERA OPERA
EXHIBITION
There was no getting around Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, first published
in 1980. The story about the Franciscan scholar William of Baskerville and the
novice Adson, who have to solve a series of bizarre murders in a medieval
Benedictine abbey in Italy, also became a worldwide success due to the film
adaptation with Sean Connery and Christian Slater and triggered a veritable
medieval boom.
August 8, 2022
THIS ART OPERA IS ABOUT THE HERE AND NOW: OPERA OPERA ALLEGRO MA NON TROPPO AT
THE PALAISPOPULAIRE
OPERA OPERA Allegro ma non troppo is a Gesamtkunstwerk, a synthesis of the arts.
It is about opera, which per se is always a Gesamtkunstwerk. Opera uses
costumes, light, architecture, painting, and theatricality; it works with
masking, staging, performance to create new experiences of space and sound.
Opera, as the title of the exhibition at the PalaisPopulaire suggests, is also
the opus, the work itself. But does this penchant for the dramatic, the
spectacular, really fit into our mediatized, crisis-ridden times?
May 12, 2022
PORTRAIT OF A COLLECTION
Deutsche Bank New York inaugurates its art collection at its new headquarters
during Frieze
March 30, 2022
RE-READING: ALIENATION EFFECTS - DRAWINGS BY THE UKRAINIAN ARTIST LADA
NAKONECHNA
In our series “Re-Reading,” we present texts from the ArtMag archive that are
worth reading again from today’s perspective
March 30, 2022
DEUTSCHE BANK EXTENDS ITS COOPERATION WITH FRANKFURT’S STÄDEL MUSEUM
Now the cooperation is being extended for another five years. On this occasion,
the museum will receive further outstanding works of modern and contemporary
German art on permanent loan.
March 16, 2022
SPECULATIVE NARRATIVES FROM EGYPT AND THE MIDDLE EAST: THE TELLERS AT VILLA
ROMANA
Sumac Space, a non-profit platform founded in 2020, engages with contemporary
art from the Middle East through digital programs, critical writing, and
research. Now Davood Madadpoor, one of its founders, is curating The Tellers
exhibition at the Villa Romana artists’ house in Florence, featuring Maha Mamoon
and Basim Magdy, two artists who occupy important positions in the Deutsche Bank
Collection. A floor in the Frankfurt head office is devoted to Mamoon, and Magdy
was Deutsche Bank’s Artist of the Year 2016.
February 15, 2022
SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING DESIRED
THE HAMBURGER KUNSTHALLE SHOWS ITS NEW COLLECTION PRESENTATION
“Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue.” This
traditional British rhyme refers to the things a bride needs for her wedding. At
the Hamburger Kunsthalle, this saying was adapted somewhat for the new, Deutsche
Bank-sponsored presentation of the museum’s important collection of contemporary
art.
February 15, 2022
FACING CHANGE: FRIEZE RETURNS TO LOS ANGELES WITH A SOCIALLY COMMITTED PROGRAM
Frieze is returning to Los Angeles. After the fledgling fair was unable to be
held live last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it will now open its doors
from February 17 to 20, 2022, at a new location next to the Beverly Hilton
Hotel.
January 1, 2022
ANIME, ANIMATION, AVATARS: LU YANG IS THE “ARTIST OF THE YEAR” 2022
The Chinese artist Lu Yang is Deutsche Bank's “Artist of the Year” 2022. Lu Yang
was born in 1985 in Shanghai, where he lives and works today.
October 1, 2021
MORE VISIBILITY AND DIVERSITY: THE FRIEZE X DEUTSCHE BANK EMERGING CURATORS
FELLOWSHIP COLLABORATES WITH THE V&A EAST AND YINKA SHONIBARE
The collaboration between Frieze and Deutsche Bank as Global Lead Partner of the
fair began in 2004, based on a shared understanding of the unique role
contemporary art plays in today’s globalized culture.
July 1, 2021
A HYMN FOR FRANKFURT: DEUTSCHE BANK SUPPORTS EMEKA OGBOH’S SOUND INSTALLATION
“THIS TOO SHALL PASS”
Emeka Ogboh (*1977), who lives in Lagos and Berlin, is a pioneer of sound art in
Africa. For the Nigerian artist, the city is a landscape of sounds, a babble of
voices, songs, shouts, and noise.
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September 28, 2023
CELEBRATING DEUTSCHE BANK’S 20 YEARS AS GLOBAL LEAD PARTNER OF FRIEZE ART FAIRS
WITH A SERIES OF 20 ARTICLES ON 20 FEATURED ARTISTS.
This article forms part of a special series celebrating Deutsche Bank’s 20 years
as Global Lead Partner of Frieze art fairs, taking a closer look at 20 artists
we have collaborated with and whose work features in the Deutsche Bank
Collection.
June 11, 2023
THE STRUGGLE OF MEMORY - DEUTSCHE BANK COLLECTION
Until March, 2024, the PalaisPopulaire presents The Struggle of Memory, a
two-part exhibition featuring works from the Deutsche Bank Collection and
international loans. The show reveals the importance of memory in shaping
personal and collective identity and the struggle against forgetting in the face
of slavery and colonialism and their ongoing effects.
June 1, 2023
THE STRUGGLE OF MEMORY
SELECTED ARTISTS PART II
Until March, 2024, the PalaisPopulaire presents The Struggle of Memory, a
two-part exhibition featuring works from the Deutsche Bank Collection and
international loans. The show reveals the importance of memory in shaping
personal and collective identity and the struggle against forgetting in the face
of slavery and colonialism and their ongoing effects.
June 1, 2023
THE STRUGGLE OF MEMORY
SELECTED ARTISTS PART I
Until March, 2024, the PalaisPopulaire presents The Struggle of Memory, a
two-part exhibition featuring works from the Deutsche Bank Collection and
international loans. The show reveals the importance of memory in shaping
personal and collective identity and the struggle against forgetting in the face
of slavery and colonialism and their ongoing effects.
August 8, 2022
POETIC, PHILOSOPHICAL, ELEGANT: POSTMODERN PIONEERS IN THE OPERA OPERA
EXHIBITION
There was no getting around Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, first published
in 1980. The story about the Franciscan scholar William of Baskerville and the
novice Adson, who have to solve a series of bizarre murders in a medieval
Benedictine abbey in Italy, also became a worldwide success due to the film
adaptation with Sean Connery and Christian Slater and triggered a veritable
medieval boom.
August 8, 2022
THIS ART OPERA IS ABOUT THE HERE AND NOW: OPERA OPERA ALLEGRO MA NON TROPPO AT
THE PALAISPOPULAIRE
OPERA OPERA Allegro ma non troppo is a Gesamtkunstwerk, a synthesis of the arts.
It is about opera, which per se is always a Gesamtkunstwerk. Opera uses
costumes, light, architecture, painting, and theatricality; it works with
masking, staging, performance to create new experiences of space and sound.
Opera, as the title of the exhibition at the PalaisPopulaire suggests, is also
the opus, the work itself. But does this penchant for the dramatic, the
spectacular, really fit into our mediatized, crisis-ridden times?
May 12, 2022
PORTRAIT OF A COLLECTION
Deutsche Bank New York inaugurates its art collection at its new headquarters
during Frieze
March 30, 2022
RE-READING: ALIENATION EFFECTS - DRAWINGS BY THE UKRAINIAN ARTIST LADA
NAKONECHNA
In our series “Re-Reading,” we present texts from the ArtMag archive that are
worth reading again from today’s perspective
March 30, 2022
DEUTSCHE BANK EXTENDS ITS COOPERATION WITH FRANKFURT’S STÄDEL MUSEUM
Now the cooperation is being extended for another five years. On this occasion,
the museum will receive further outstanding works of modern and contemporary
German art on permanent loan.
March 16, 2022
SPECULATIVE NARRATIVES FROM EGYPT AND THE MIDDLE EAST: THE TELLERS AT VILLA
ROMANA
Sumac Space, a non-profit platform founded in 2020, engages with contemporary
art from the Middle East through digital programs, critical writing, and
research. Now Davood Madadpoor, one of its founders, is curating The Tellers
exhibition at the Villa Romana artists’ house in Florence, featuring Maha Mamoon
and Basim Magdy, two artists who occupy important positions in the Deutsche Bank
Collection. A floor in the Frankfurt head office is devoted to Mamoon, and Magdy
was Deutsche Bank’s Artist of the Year 2016.
February 15, 2022
SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING DESIRED
THE HAMBURGER KUNSTHALLE SHOWS ITS NEW COLLECTION PRESENTATION
“Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue.” This
traditional British rhyme refers to the things a bride needs for her wedding. At
the Hamburger Kunsthalle, this saying was adapted somewhat for the new, Deutsche
Bank-sponsored presentation of the museum’s important collection of contemporary
art.
February 15, 2022
FACING CHANGE: FRIEZE RETURNS TO LOS ANGELES WITH A SOCIALLY COMMITTED PROGRAM
Frieze is returning to Los Angeles. After the fledgling fair was unable to be
held live last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it will now open its doors
from February 17 to 20, 2022, at a new location next to the Beverly Hilton
Hotel.
January 1, 2022
ANIME, ANIMATION, AVATARS: LU YANG IS THE “ARTIST OF THE YEAR” 2022
The Chinese artist Lu Yang is Deutsche Bank's “Artist of the Year” 2022. Lu Yang
was born in 1985 in Shanghai, where he lives and works today.
October 1, 2021
MORE VISIBILITY AND DIVERSITY: THE FRIEZE X DEUTSCHE BANK EMERGING CURATORS
FELLOWSHIP COLLABORATES WITH THE V&A EAST AND YINKA SHONIBARE
The collaboration between Frieze and Deutsche Bank as Global Lead Partner of the
fair began in 2004, based on a shared understanding of the unique role
contemporary art plays in today’s globalized culture.
July 1, 2021
A HYMN FOR FRANKFURT: DEUTSCHE BANK SUPPORTS EMEKA OGBOH’S SOUND INSTALLATION
“THIS TOO SHALL PASS”
Emeka Ogboh (*1977), who lives in Lagos and Berlin, is a pioneer of sound art in
Africa. For the Nigerian artist, the city is a landscape of sounds, a babble of
voices, songs, shouts, and noise.
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