Martin Kippenberger
A huge restrospective of the late German artist Martin Kippenberger has just opened at the Tate Modern in London. And like other shows at the Tate, the accompanying website is not stingy on images and lets you go room to room looking at most of the works on the walls. For more, check out the Guardian’s Adrian Searle review where he dives into Kippenberger’s throwaway art of cheap one-liners, produced by a self-appointed enfant terrible who revelled in ham-fistedness. This is both true and false. Kippenberger’s whole career was a peripatetic stumble from one place to another, writes Searle.
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