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Franz Ackermann (born 1963 in Neumarkt-Sankt Veit, Bavaria) is a German painter and installation artist based in Berlin. He makes cartoonish abstraction. [1] Life. Munich subway station Georg-Brauchle-Ring (U1) designed by Franz Ackermann.
The Secret Tunnel. Franz Ackermann. Ackermann’s cityscape is information overload: a seething metropolis striated in Technicolor glory. Grey modernist architecture looms at an unnatural angle, engulfed in retro-style smog, while an inverted stairway to heaven descends into the open earth below.
Ackermann lives and works in Berlin, Germany. Franz Ackermann is a contemporary German artist best known for his psychedelic paintings and installations. View Franz Ackermann’s 205 artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices.
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From 1984—1988, Franz Ackermann studied in Munich at the Academy of Fine Arts, and then in Hamburg for three years at the University of Fine Arts. Much travelled, he now lives between Miami and Berlin. His meticulous, tonally controlled canvases, with their spatial disintegration and jumbled perspectives, show his awareness of globalism's link to t...
Franz Ackermann's paintings, with complementary palettes, rendered aircrafts, strangely bulging bags, and diagrams and maps, turn tourism into something highly ambiguous: the chance for the individual to check out places and people of wonder, hitherto unknown, but also (in pre-Covid times) to explore creeping wastelands of greed and discarded rubbi...
Franz Ackermann's solo exhibitions include The Barn, Meyer Riegger, Berlin (2020); Our Houses, Templon, Brussels (2019); Franz Ackermann: New Work, Templon, Paris (2016); Transit: Again /Always /Forever, Dirimart, Istanbul (2012); Walking South, Faena Arts Center, Buenos Aires (2012); New Ads for São Paulo, Galeria Fortes Vilaça, São Paulo (2011); ...
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Home, home again, 2006, is Ackermann’s most ambitious and focused work to date. Named for a popular Pink Floyd song, the immersive installation embodies the instability of urban living and the increasing anxiety at the center of global experience.
Franz Ackermann is a multimedia artist whose practice is entwined with the action and implications of travel and tourism. Ackerman’s exuberant works with their saturated colours are inhabited with overlapping forms that merge with fragments of images taken directly from urban reality.
Franz Ackermann is one of the foremost German painters of his generation. When awarded a stipend in 1991, Franz Ackermann headed for Hong Kong rather than any of the more conventional centres of the art world.
