Würth Company
Belvedere of Museum Würth 2 and Sculpture Garden, Künzelsau
September 6, 2024 – March 23, 2025
10 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily
Admission free
The New York-based Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone (*1964 in Brunnen, CH) receives the 15th Robert Jacobsen Prize of the Würth Foundation. In a visual alphabet of archetypes, the artist moves between sculpture, installation, abstract painting and video. His monumental groups of works repeatedly characterize public spaces, whether in urban contexts such as New York and Paris or in the Nevada desert. The Würth Collection is honoring the Würth Foundation's prizewinner with a presentation of his work in the Belvedere of Museum Würth 2 and in the sculpture garden of the Carmen Würth Forum.
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. june, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Stefan Altenburger
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. april, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Stefan Altenburger
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. august, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Stefan Altenburger
Exhibition insight with Ugo Rondinone, primordial, 2016, 48 bronze fishes © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Würth / Ufuk Arslan
Ugo Rondinone, autumn moon, 2011, aluminium cast, enamel, 580 x 615 x 630 cm © Ugo Rondinone 2024.
Background:Tony Cragg, Points of View, 2013, Bronze, three parts 700 x 200 x 200 cm each, Würth Collection, Inv. 16698;
Richard Deacon, Masters of the Universe, Stainless steel 172 x 393 x 295 cm, Würth Collection Inv. 19598.
Photo: Würth / Ufuk Arslan
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. march, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Würth/Ufuk Arslan
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. june, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Stefan Altenburger
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. april, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Stefan Altenburger
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. august, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Stefan Altenburger
Exhibition insight with Ugo Rondinone, primordial, 2016, 48 bronze fishes © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Würth / Ufuk Arslan
Ugo Rondinone, autumn moon, 2011, aluminium cast, enamel, 580 x 615 x 630 cm © Ugo Rondinone 2024.
Background:Tony Cragg, Points of View, 2013, Bronze, three parts 700 x 200 x 200 cm each, Würth Collection, Inv. 16698;
Richard Deacon, Masters of the Universe, Stainless steel 172 x 393 x 295 cm, Würth Collection Inv. 19598.
Photo: Würth / Ufuk Arslan
Ugo Rondinone, sunrise. east. march, 2005, aluminium cast, concrete pedestal © Ugo Rondinone 2024; Photo: Würth/Ufuk Arslan
On the occasion of the 15th Robert Jacobsen Prize of the Würth Foundation a publication has been published by Swiridoff. Available for puchase in our art shops or online via the Swiridoff website.
