Synopsis
For 20 years in France now the museums and collections of the Fonds r?gionaux d'art contemporain, known as the FRAC for short, have increasingly gained international recognition and renown. A generous sponsorship policy on the part of the central government in Paris and the successful regional establishment of these institutions have contributed above all, to the French provinces obtaining at the very best reputation amongst the ranks of young contemporary artists.\nFor the first time in Germany, K21 in D?sseldorf and Museum Ludwig in Cologne provide a representative overview with the main focus upon ?Ambiance? (D?sseldorf) and ?Mouvement? (Cologne). In so doing, the title and subtitles allude to both the folkloric differences between these cities, as well as the Rhineland as a region of transition and connectedness between France and Germany.\nWorks exhibited include contributions by Ader, Brecht, Broodthaers, Bulloch, Burden, Buren, Closky, Creed, de Rijke/de Rooij, diCorcia, Doisneau, Fabro, Filliou, Flavin, Gillick, Gonzalez-Foerster, Gordon, Gygi, Haake, Hains, Hatoum, Huyghe, Kusama, Lamelas, Lavier, L?v?que, Mogarra, Morris, Moul?ne, Mullican, Orozco, Parreno, Rondinone, Sala, Signer, Slominski, Starling, Sugimoto, Villegl?, Wearing, Wegman, Weiner and Zobernig.\n\nWith contributions (German/French) from Robert Fleck, Stefanie Kreuzer, Emmanuel Latreille, Pascal Neveux, Melanie Wald, Anna Schultz/Anne Faucheret/Christine Litz
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For 20 years in France now the museums and collections of the Fonds r?gionaux d'art contemporain, known as the FRAC for short, have increasingly gained international recognition and renown. A generous sponsorship policy on the part of the central government in Paris and the successful regional establishment of these institutions have contributed above all, to the French provinces obtaining at the very best reputation amongst the ranks of young contemporary artists.\nFor the first time in Germany, K21 in D?sseldorf and Museum Ludwig in Cologne provide a representative overview with the main focus upon ?Ambiance? (D?sseldorf) and ?Mouvement? (Cologne). In so doing, the title and subtitles allude to both the folkloric differences between these cities, as well as the Rhineland as a region of transition and connectedness between France and Germany.\nWorks exhibited include contributions by Ader, Brecht, Broodthaers, Bulloch, Burden, Buren, Closky, Creed, de Rijke/de Rooij, diCorcia, Doisneau, Fabro, Filliou, Flavin, Gillick, Gonzalez-Foerster, Gordon, Gygi, Haake, Hains, Hatoum, Huyghe, Kusama, Lamelas, Lavier, L?v?que, Mogarra, Morris, Moul?ne, Mullican, Orozco, Parreno, Rondinone, Sala, Signer, Slominski, Starling, Sugimoto, Villegl?, Wearing, Wegman, Weiner and Zobernig.\n\nWith contributions (German/French) from Robert Fleck, Stefanie Kreuzer, Emmanuel Latreille, Pascal Neveux, Melanie Wald, Anna Schultz/Anne Faucheret/Christine Litz
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