ANDRÉ BUTZER
We are pleased to announce a solo exhibition by André Butzer (*1973 Stuttgart, lives and works in Berlin, Germany) which will open on the occasion of Zurich Art Weekend. André Butzer will present new paintings and works on paper together with an important work from 2002.
The exhibition is part of Zurich Art Weekend, and from June 7-9, there will be special opening hours.
Special opening hours for Zurich Art Weekend
Friday 7 June: 11am – 9pm
Saturday 8 June: 11am – 8pm
Sunday 9 June: 11am – 6pm
Film Screening and Talk | Sunday, June 9, 6.30pm
On the occasion of Zurich Art Weekend, the new film André Butzer, His Life and his Art will be presented, with an introductory conversation between the film director Rudji Bergmann and curator Marlene A. Schenk (Director Kunstverein Friedrichshafen).
Location: LUMA Schwarzes Cafe, Löwenbräu
RSVP at marie@liviegallery.com
Find out more about the program during Zurich Art Weekend here.
For inquiries and more information please contact us at marie@liviegallery.com or caspar@liviegallery.com.
André Butzer
Untitled, 2023
acrylic on canvas, 252 x 201 cm
André Butzer
Untitled, 2023
acrylic on canvas, 84 x 57 cm
André Butzer
Untitled, 2023
pencil on paper, 40,7 x 31 cm
André Butzer, born in Stuttgart in 1973, lives in Berlin, Germany.
Since 1996, his paintings have been the subject of numerous institutional exhibitions; solo exhibitions among others at Gesellschaft für Gegenwartskunst, Augsburg, Museo Novecento, Florence, and Museo Stefano Bardini, Florence (2024); Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Kebbel Villa | Oberpfälzer Künstlerhaus, Schwandorf, Miettinen Collection, Berlin, and Kunstverein Friedrichshafen (2023); Friedrichs Foundation, Weidingen (2022); Yuz Museum, Shanghai, and Museum of the Light, Hokuto (2020); IKOB Musée d’Art Contemporain, Eupen (2018); Växjö Konsthall, Växjö (2017); Bayerisches Armeemuseum, Ingolstadt, and Neue Galerie Gladbeck (2016); Kunstverein Reutlingen (2015); Halle für Kunst, Graz (2014); Kestnergesellschaft, Hanover, and Kunsthistorisches Museum / Theseustempel, Vienna (2011); Kunsthalle Nuremberg (2009); Kunstverein Ulm (2005); Kunstverein Heilbronn (2004)