Stefan Kürten

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Stefan Kürten: Shadowtime Edited by Martin Hentschel. Text by Patrick T. Murphy, Martin Hentschel. Stefan Kürten’s paintings investigate the house as site of warmth and comfort, as idyll and lifestyle symbol--though humans are always absent from his interiors. Kürten works from black-and-white photographs and adds
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Stefan Kürten: Black Mirror Text by Martin Hentschel. The house is the leitmotif of Stefan Kürten's paintings and prints. From rural cabin to suburban dwelling to luxury condo, Kürten laces all domestic idylls with an ineffable, fluorescent edge of
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Stefan Kürten

Stefan Kürten: Black Mirror

Prints 1991-2009

Text by Martin Hentschel.
Published by Kerber

The house is the leitmotif of Stefan Kürten's paintings and prints. From rural cabin to suburban dwelling to luxury condo, Kürten laces all domestic idylls with an ineffable, fluorescent edge of unreality. Black Mirror presents all of Kürten's prints made between 1991 and 2009, from lithographs to linocuts, including the beautiful Platinum Collection edition.

Stefan Kürten: Shadowtime

Edited by Martin Hentschel. Text by Patrick T. Murphy, Martin Hentschel.
Published by Kerber

Stefan Kürten’s paintings investigate the house as site of warmth and comfort, as idyll and lifestyle symbol--though humans are always absent from his interiors. Kürten works from black-and-white photographs and adds color and ornamentation so that his spaces become archetypal and dislocated. He is represented in New York by Alexander and Bonin.