NEW WORLDS – Chance and Order
- How can artworks be created when depicting reality is no longer the central focus? For more than a century, artists have been searching for new answers to this question. Robert Delaunay, Wassily Kandinsky, and Piet Mondrian each experiment in their own way with boldly coloured, interrelating geometric forms. Max Bill takes up the musical idea of variations on a theme and develops a series of 15 lithographs, all based on the same initial motif. In the group of works entitled ›Chance and Order‹, Kenneth Martin intentionally incorporates chance into the creative process—a deliberate departure from the idea of artistic intuition. This results in forms that are surprising for the artist himself.
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Bill, Max
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Quinze variations sur un même thème, 1938
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Bill, Max
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das thema, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 1, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 2, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 3, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 4, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 5, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 6, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 7, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 8, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 9, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 10, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 11, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 12, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 13, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 14, 1938
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Bill, Max
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variation 15, 1938
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Burchartz, Max
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Konstruktion, 1922
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Delaunay, Robert
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Formes circulaires, soleil, 1912/13
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Gáyor, Tibor
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FPSA 12, 1973
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Gáyor, Tibor
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FPSA 6, 1973
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Halley, Peter
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Overtime, 1997
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Kandinsky, Wassily
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Mächtiges Rot, 1928
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Klee, Paul
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Feuer bei Vollmond, 1933
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Martin, Kenneth
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Chance and Order No.I (black, mauve and blue), 1970
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