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2009 / 2010 / FRE12
Created in 2009 /
Published in 2010 /
No. FRE12
FRE12
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About Freddy ReitzBold eye-catchers: the images of American artist Freddy Reitz, who has made her home in Germany, are impressive messages of freedom dressed up in ravishing, colorful hues. The US flag, completely new: Reitz transforms it into a…BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Bold eye-catchers: the images of American artist Freddy Reitz, who has made her home in Germany, are impressive messages of freedom dressed up in ravishing, colorful hues.
The US flag, completely new: Reitz transforms it into a kaleidoscope, hinting at the “melting pot” idea at the heart of the national symbol. In the background, a collage of newspaper and postcard clippings gives the stars and stripes painted over them a completely new note.
Reitz calls her understanding of art “correspondent art.” She aims to engender a communicative bond between object and viewer. She layers collages and colors over one another until she has found the magical balance between boldness and subversion that characterizes her work.
The native Texan, who has long lived and worked in the German capital, had her breakthrough with her Berlin Series, which was exhibited in the Dresdner Bank on Pariser Platz on the occasion of the reopening of the Brandenburg Gate in 2002.
After 2002 Reitz continued to work on this series, which consists of large-format, red-background diptychs joined by small Brandenburg Gates, deeply and optimistically broaching the issue of the fusion of East and West. Bill Clinton and Sharon Stone are but a few of Reitz’s more famous fans and collectors.
LUMAS is delighted to present one Berlin work from 2009 in addition to two further works from the series Crazy Ketchup, which deals thematically with the symbolic American flag. In these Reitz alienates brand labels in great Factory style. “You are leaving the American sector,” the viewer is informed, while in the foreground the Crazy Ketchup bottle, no longer able to control itself, explodes in an array of colors. Pop art at its best.VITA
1998 First Vernissage
Lives and works in Berlin Exhibitions
Solo Exhibitions
2010 Keszler Gallery, New York, USA „stilwerk“, Hamburg, Germany 2009
Roth & Partners Fine Art, Miami, USA 2008 Galerie Münchow, Zurich, Switzerland 2005 Parexel, Boston, USA / Berlin, Germany 2004 Hotel Adlon , Berlin, Germany Galerie Anne Moerchen, Hamburg, Germany Berliner Bank, Berlin, Germany 2002 Group Exhibitions
2004 Galery Schriever, Köln, Germany
Galery Anne Moerchen, Hamburg, Germany 2003 Galery Anne Moerchen, Hamburg, Germany 2001 Palais am Bundesrat, Berlin, Germany 2000 UNICEF, Berlin, Germany