Gesamtkunstwerk: New art from Germany

Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ (off King’s Road), Chelsea, London51.491221 -0.158984
Date:: 24th November 2011 to 30th April 2012
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The Saatchi Gallery is hosting an exhibition of new art from Germany called "Gesamtkunstwerk". It will include pieces by Dirk Bell, Matti Braun, Andre Butzer, Zhivago Duncan, Ida Ekblad, Max Frisinger, Thomas Helbig, Volker Hueller, Thomas Kiesewetter, Jutta Koether, Friedrich Kunath, Josephine Meckseper, Kirstine Roepstorff, Julian Rosefeldt, Markus Selg, Corinne Wasmuht and Thomas Zipp.

The Saatchi Gallery showcases the best of Charles Saatchi’s collection, alongside temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.

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