CORP EXECUORATE PH OT TIVES LOOK OGRAPHY GOOD MEAN . S ALL P ORTR AITS P HOTO GRAP HED B Y AND REAS BAIER .
JAN DELAY.
WORK IN PROGRESS: 36 PORTRAITS The long-term project «Corporate Photography Means Executives Look Good» is designed to portray executives from various creative areas in five different photographs each. Every set of portraits shall contain «staged» photographs as well as so-called «situation shots». This project will be still underway for the next years – and shall not be finished until it‘ll be finished. Andreas Baier likes the idea of creating and serving creative slow food. Here, each creative is presented with just two photographs. The only exceptions are Ernst Beyeler (1), Jan Delay (1), Carl Laszlo (3), Gabriele and Alexander Baier (3), Gerhard Richter (Bonustrack (I) and Dieter Meier (Bonustrack (II).
PORTRAITS: Hermann Nitsch, Klaus Staeck, Erik Spiekermann, Justus Oehler, Dagmar und Tassilo von Grolman, Klaus Honnef, Michael Schirner, Olaf Leu, Markus Lüpertz, Michael und Helga Conrad, Carl Laszlo, Kasper König, Klaus Klemp, Bazon Brock, Thomas Höpker, Nicolas V. Iljine, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Rido Busse, Horst Moser, Stefan Sagmeister, Gabriele und Alexander Baier, Gerhard Richter (Bonustrack I), Mike Meiré, Hansfried Defet, Peter Weibel, Corry Müller-Vivil, Dieter Rams, Manfred Dick, OB Helmut Müller, Fuenfwerken AG, Dorothea van der Koelen, Ernst Beyeler, Baumann & Baumann, Bill Roedy and Dieter Meier (Bonustrack (II). There are more to come.
HERMANN NITSCH.
HERMANN NITSCH.
KLAUS STAECK.
KLAUS STAECK.
ERIK SPIEKERMANN.
ERIK SPIEKERMANN.
JUSTUS OEHLER.
JUSTUS OEHLER.
TASSILO VON GROLMAN.
DAGMAR UND TASSILO VON GROLMAN.
KLAUS HONNEF.
KLAUS HONNEF.
MICHAEL SCHIRNER.
MICHAEL SCHIRNER.
OLAF LEU.
OLAF LEU.
MARKUS LÜPERTZ.
MARKUS LÜPERTZ.
MICHAEL UND HELGA CONRAD.
MICHAEL CONRAD.
CARL LASZLO.
CARL LASZLO.
CARL LASZLO.
KASPER KÖNIG.
KASPER KÖNIG.
KLAUS KLEMP.
KLAUS KLEMP.
BAZON BROCK (TO GO).
BAZON BROCK.
THOMAS HÖPKER (1990).
THOMAS HÖPKER (2016).
NICOLAS V. ILJINE.
NICOLAS V. ILJINE.
HANS ULRICH OBRIST.
HANS ULRICH OBRIST.
RIDO BUSSE.
RIDO BUSSE.
HORST MOSER.
HORST MOSER.
STEFAN SAGMEISTER.
STEFAN SAGMEISTER.
ALEXANDER BAIER.
GABRIELE UND ALEXANDER BAIER.
GABRIELE UND ALEXANDER BAIER (MOTHER & FATHER).
BONUSTRACK (I).
GERHARD RICHTER.
MIKE MEIRÉ.
MIKE MEIRÉ.
HANSFRIED DEFET.
HANSFRIED DEFET.
PETER WEIBEL UND CORRY MÜLLER-VIVIL.
PETER WEIBEL.
DIETER RAMS.
DIETER RAMS.
DOROTHEA VAN DER KOELEN.
DOROTHEA VAN DER KOELEN.
ERNST BEYELER.
MANFRED DICK.
MANFRED DICK.
HELMUT MÜLLER.
HELMUT MÜLLER.
FUENFWERKEN AG.
FUENFWERKEN AG.
BAUMANN & BAUMANN.
BAUMANN & BAUMANN.
BILL ROEDY.
BILL ROEDY.
BONUSTRACK (II).
DIETER MEIER SPOTTING A PIERCED SNAIL IN HIS GARDENS.
THE RACE RELOADED.
AT THE TABLE.
DIETER MEIER PLAYING HIS PIANO.
DIETER MEIER READING WHILE SHOOTING LIGHT INTO THE SKY.
ON HIS COUCH.
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DIETER MEIER AT THOMAS ZANDER GALLERY – ART|BASEL.
Cover Joseph Beuys; «Magazin KUNST»; No. 50; 1973; part of Tate Collection.
THE PHOTOGRAPHER: Andreas Baier‘s analogously manufactured «flashlight paintings» as well as his «digital paintings» are part of the art market. As a photographer he used to work for editorial and corporate magazines as well as advertising agencies. Sometimes he still does.
In the early 1960s his parents opened a gallery for contemporary art; and quite soon they also launched their art magazine «KUNST» – the later «Magazin KUNST» –, which was published quarterly. So, right to the beginning of his life Andreas Baier met a lot of artists who later became famous, such as Emil Schumacher, Walter Stöhrer, Chu-Te Chun or Joseph Beuys. Consequently, he considers art to be an indispensable nourishment for the spirit.
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