Karborundum Greenfort; Tue Alexander Kluge responds to Baselitz’s

Alexander Kluge responds to Baselitz’s drawings with stories in which he filters out individual elements from Eschenbach’s epic

Ivana Jeissing

Published in conjunction with Martin’s first solo exhibition at the S

Dimensions: 67 x 52

and Tony Cragg have their monumental visions realized here

Karborundum Greenfort; Tue Alexander Kluge responds to Baselitz’sAbout "For all the painterly sovereignty and compositional certainty that Hdicke's pictures display, his art nevertheless shows a clear distance, which has grown in recent years, from such forms of painting culture that aim at refinement and visual culinary art. His more recent works in particular dispense with elegance and outward virtuosity, perhaps because he fears the hermeticism of perfection and the retreat into the spheres of a pure aesthetic.