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Art in Private! Hessian Companies Present Their Collections
German Foreign Minister Westerwelle opens the Roman Ondák show
Opus 60 - Listen to Hanne Darboven's Symphony for 120 Players
Space for Wild Thought - The 2012 Paris Triennale
Deutsche Bank shows Japanese women artists in its lounge
Collapsing New Buildings: Carlos Garaicoa at the Kunstverein Braunschweig
Being Singular Plural: Deutsche Bank Series at the Guggenheim New York
William Kentridge’s "Black Box" Back in Berlin
Deutsche Bank’s VIP Lounge at the TEFAF
Deutsche Bank Switzerland starts up an art project
Roman Ondák at the K21 in Dusseldorf
Boris Mikhailov in the Berlinische Galerie
Museum of Contemporary Art Reopened in Sydney
Städel App: Everything on the Highlights from the Deutsche Bank Collection in the New Städel Museum

Roman Ondák, The Hill Seen from Afar, 2011. Installation view K21. © the artist, Photo: Achim Kukulies, Düsseldorf. © Kunstsammlung NRW
Roman Ondák, The Hill Seen from Afar, 2011, preliminary drawing for installation. Courtesy of the artist. © Roman Ondák
Roman Ondák, Eclipse, 2011, Installation. Courtesy gb agency, Paris, Janda Gallery, Vienna, Johnen Gallery, Berlin and Kurimanzutto, Mexico City. © Roman Ondák, Photo: © Hugo Munoz
Roman Ondák, Across That Place, 2008-201, installation view K21. Courtesy gb agency, Paris; Galerie Martin Janda, Wien; Johnen Galerie, Berlin; kurimanzutto, Mexico City. Foto: Achim Kukulies, Düsseldorf. © Kunstsammlung NRW
Roman Ondák, Across That Place, 2008-2011, Courtesy gb agency, Paris, Janda Gallery, Vienna, Johnen Gallery, Berlin and Kurimanzutto, Mexico City. © Roman Ondák
Roman Ondák, Across That Place, 2008-2011, Courtesy gb agency, Paris, Janda Gallery, Vienna, Johnen Gallery, Berlin and Kurimanzutto, Mexico City. © Roman Ondák
Roman Ondák, Across That Place, 2008-2011, Courtesy gb agency, Paris, Janda Gallery, Vienna, Johnen Gallery, Berlin and Kurimanzutto, Mexico City. © Roman Ondák

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Grammar of the Everyday: Notes on Roman Ondák / Curtain up - The Premiere of Frieze New York / Sober Beauty: The Photographs of Berenice Abbott / No Place like Home - The 2012 Whitney Biennial / Gate to the Present - Wilhelm Sasnal in the Haus der Kunst in Munich / “Color in outer space is nonsense, in any case.”: Tracing Thomas Ruff’s Work / An interview with Brendan Fernandes / A visit to the Städel Museum’s new Garden Halls / An Interview with Städel Director Max Hollein / Elegant Solutions: Gerhard Richter in Berlin and Frankfurt

On View
Roman Ondák's Project for the Deutsche Guggenheim / Cornelia Schleime at Deutsche Bank Luxembourg / Hannah Collins at 60 Wall Gallery of Deutsche Bank New York / Between Cultures: Found in Translation at the Deutsche Guggenheim / Glamour and History: Douglas Gordon in Frankfurt

Press
The Press on "Found in Translation"at the Deutsche Guggenheim / "Frankfurt Museum Wonder" - The Press on the New Städel Museum

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