Reinking Collection

The Reinking Collection is a collection compiled by the Hamburg art collector , art dealer and curator Rik Reinking (* 1976). In 2006, the Germany - Land of Ideas initiative named it one of the “most exciting collections of young contemporary art in Europe”.

scope

The collection includes works by around 200 artists. Starting with art from the 1960s, Informel , Fluxus , minimalism , conceptual art , urban art ( graffiti and street art ) and contemporary painting.

The artists in the collection include:

Nir Alon Carl Andre Hermione Anthoine Herbert Baglione Mirosław Bałka Banksy John Von Bergen Rolf Bergmeier Guillaume Bijl John Bock Victor Bonato Monica Bonvicini Boxi Ulla of Brandenburg Daniele Buetti Werner Büttner Baldur Burwitz James Lee Byars André Cadéré Lawrence Carroll Max Cole John McCracken Amie Dicke Mark Dion Brad Downey Jimmie Durham Henrik Eiben Johannes Esper Shepard Fairey Robert Filliou

Urs Frei Tom Früchtl Hamish Fulton Gregory Green Liam Gillick Nan Goldin Rodney Graham Till FE main Barbara Heinisch Georg Herold Damien Hirst Jim Hodges Mark Jenkins Joe Jones Izumi Kato Jon Kessler Wulf Kirschner Frantiček Klossner Imi Knoebel Gary Kuehn Toshiya Kobayashi Terence Koh Barbara Kruger Ange Leccia Konrad Lueg Daniel Man Jonathan Meese Bjørn Melhus Mathieu Mercier Jonathan Monk

Piotr Nathan Bruce Nauman Ernesto Neto Cady Noland Os Gêmeos Tony Oursler CO Paeffgen Markus Paetz Blinky Palermo Stefan Panhans Manfred Pernice Dan Peterman Pius Portmann Stephen Prina Richard Prince Robert Rauschenberg Rudolf Reiber Mirko Reisser ( DAIM ) Klaus Rinke Rolf Rose Ulrich Rückriem Sam Samore Michael Schmeichel Till Schwieker Santiago Sierra Roman Signer David Simpson Rainer Splitt

Stohead (Christoph Hässler) Thorsten Tenberken Tasek (Gerrit Peters) Tilt Rosemarie Trockel Günter Tuzina Dimitris Tzamouranis Meyer Vaisman Miss Van Ben Vautier Ludwig Van de Velde Vitché Johannes Wald Lawrence Weiner Pablo Wendel Stefan Wewerka Franz West Johannes Wohnseifer Heiko Zahlmann Zezao Zevs

Exhibitions (selection)

Works from the collection have been on display in exhibitions and as loans to museums since 2001.

• 2001: Inciting a new perception , Bremen Neues Museum Weserburg (together with the Lafrenz collection ).
• 2002: Critique of Context , Hamburg.
• 2003: Dasein , Ernst-Barlach-Museum Wedel .
• 2004: 66-03 - Positions of Contemporary Art , Neues Museum Weserburg .
• 2005: Passion of collecting, Federkiel collection / Reinking collection , Alte cotton spinning mill, Halle 14 , Leipzig.
• 2005: See History 2005 , Kunsthalle Kiel .
• 2005: Already taken - Rik Reinking Collection , Art Cologne , Cologne.
• 2006: Minimal Illusions - Working with the Rik Reinking Collection , Villa Merkel , Esslingen.
• 2006: What would I be without you , Municipal Gallery Prague .
• 2007: Active Constellations , Brno House of Art , Czech Republic.
• 2008: Call it what you like! Collection Rik Reinking , KunstCentret Silkeborg Bad, Denmark.
• 2009: Urban Art - Works from the Reinking Collection , Weserburg Museum for Modern Art , Bremen.
• 2013: POESIA - Works from the Reinking Collection , Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst , Delmenhorst.
• 2014: Existential Imagery | Reinking Collection , Weserburg Museum for Modern Art , Bremen.
• 2014: Beyond melancholia. Reinking Collection | Museum of Ethnology Hamburg | 1 , Museum of Ethnology Hamburg , Hamburg.

literature

• Hanne Zech: Incitement to a new perception. Neues Museum Weserburg , Bremen (2002) ISBN 3-928761-55-2 (exhibition catalog).
• Anne Vieth: Be there: Positions of contemporary art from the Reinking Collection. Ernst Barlach Society Hamburg (2003) ISBN 3-930100-17-7 (exhibition catalog).
• Hanne Zech: 66 - 03. Works from the Lafrenz and Reinking collections. Weserburg Museum for Modern Art , Bremen (2007) ISBN 3-928761-69-2 (exhibition catalog, 9 leporellos with full-page photographs of the presentation of 44 artistic positions in 8 thematic contexts. Short texts by several authors on all artists).
• Sven Nommensen, Iben From: Call it what you like !: Collection Rik Reinking. 1st edition, KunstCentret Silkeborg Bad, Denmark (2008) ISBN 87-91252-23-7 (exhibition catalog).
• Ingo Clauß , Stephen Riolo, Sotirios Bahtsetzis: Urban Art: Works from the Reinking Collection. 1st edition, Hatje Cantz, Ostfildern (2009) ISBN 978-3-7757-2503-3 (exhibition catalog).
• Annett Reckert, Rik Reinking : POESIA - Works from the Reinking Collection. 1st edition. Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst (2013) ISBN 978-3-944683-00-3 (exhibition catalog).

Web links

• Reinking Collection Official website of the Reinking Collection
• Reinking collection on kunstaspekte.de
• Literature by and about Rik Reinking in the catalog of the German National Library
• About the exhibition Passion of Collecting - Reinking Collection, Federkiel Collection ( Memento from July 20, 2007 in the Internet Archive )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The secret behind the camel hair blanket. Handelsblatt series art collectors in Germany: Rik Reinking looks after artists, looks for objects for other collectors and buys young art and ideas himself. The 29-year-old lives in Hamburg, studied art history and law and has been collecting art since he was 16. (Article of May 19, 2005). Handelsblatt, accessed on January 6, 2014 . 
2. ↑ There is no end in sight . welt.de, published on August 11, 2016, accessed on October 26, 2018.
3. ↑ Sven Nommensen, Iben From: Call it what you like !: Collection Rik Reinking. 1st edition. KunstCentret Silkeborg Bad, Denmark 2008, ISBN 978-87-91252-23-5 (exhibition catalog).
4. ↑ The secret behind the camel hair blanket. Handelsblatt series art collectors in Germany (article from May 19, 2005). Handelsblatt, accessed on January 6, 2014 . 
5. ↑ Hanne Zech: Incitement to a new perception. Neues Museum Weserburg, Bremen (2002) ISBN 3-928761-55-2 (exhibition catalog).
6. ^ Anne Vieth: Be there: Positions of contemporary art from the Reinking Collection. Ernst Barlach Society, Hamburg (2003) ISBN 3-930100-17-7 (exhibition catalog).
7. ^ Hanne Zech: 66 - 03. Works from the Lafrenz and Reinking collections. Weserburg Museum for Modern Art , Bremen (2007) ISBN 3-928761-69-2 (exhibition catalog, 9 leporellos with full-page photographs of the presentation of 44 artistic positions in 8 thematic contexts. Short texts by several authors on all artists).
8. ↑ Call it what you like! Collection Rik Reinking. KunstCentret Silkeborg Bad, 2008, accessed on June 27, 2013 (English): “The exhibitions includes works of art by, among others: Till FE Haupt (DE), Mirko Reisser alias DAIM (DE), Rainer Splitt (DE), Banksy , (UK), ZEVS (FR), Otavio og Gustavo Pandolfo alias Os Gemeos (BRA), Santiago Sierra (ESP), Katsuhiro Saiki (JP), Liam Gillick (GB), Barbara Kruger (USA), Toshiya Kobayashi (JP) , Tony Ousler (USA) and Nan Goldin (USA). " 
9. ↑ Sven Nommensen, Iben From: Call it what you like !: Collection Rik Reinking. 1st edition, KunstCentret Silkeborg Bad, Denmark (2008) ISBN 87-91252-23-7 (exhibition catalog).
10. ^ Urban Art. Works from the Reinking Collection. New Museum Weserburg Bremen Foundation, 2009, accessed on June 25, 2013 : “Participating artists: Akim, Ash, Herbert Baglione , Banksy , Blu , Boxi , Bronco, Dave the Chimp, Brad Downey , Ben Eine, Shepard Fairey , Mark Jenkins , Kaws, Daniel Man , Miss Van, Mode 2, Os Gêmeos , Mirko Reisser ( DAIM ), Space Invader , Swoon, DTagno, Tilt, Vitché , Heiko Zahlmann , Zevs, Zezão " 
11. ^ Ingo Clauss, Stephen Riolo, Sotirios Bahtsetzis: Urban Art: Works from the Reinking Collection. 1st edition, Hatje Cantz, Ostfildern (2009) ISBN 978-3-7757-2503-3 .
12. ^ Annett Reckert, Rik Reinking: POESIA - Works from the Reinking Collection. 1st edition. Municipal Gallery Delmenhorst (2013) ISBN 978-3-944683-00-3 .
13. ↑ Existential imagery. Reinking Collection. New Museum Weserburg Bremen Foundation, 2014, accessed on June 12, 2014 : "The exhibition presents one of the most unusual private collections in Germany with works by nearly 50 contemporary artists as well as artefacts from Africa, Oceania and America." 
14. ↑ Beyond melancholia. Reinking Collection, Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg, 1. (No longer available online.) Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg, 2014, archived from the original on May 24, 2014 ; accessed on June 12, 2014 : “The exhibition forms the starting point of a trend-setting, unique cooperation. The Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg is joining forces with the Reinking Collection for a seven-part series of exhibitions. ” Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.