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The phrase "capitalist realism" was first used in the title of the 1963 art exhibition in Düsseldorf, Demonstration for Capitalist Realism, which featured the work of Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke, Wolf Vostell, and Konrad Lueg.[

Sigmar Polke, Atemkristall, 1997

SIGMAR POLKE, Ohne Titel (Kuss, Kuss), 1965

SIGMAR POLKE, Kartoffelköppe (Mao + LBJ), 1964

SIGMAR POLKE

“The Miracle of Siegen (Lens Painting)”, 2007 Mixed media on fabric 78 3/4 x 63 inches 200 x 160 cm

“The Illusionist (Lens Painting)”, 2007 Mixed media on fabric 86 1/2 x 118 inches 220 x 300 cm

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I'll have a good laugh with your confusing self-taunt and your compulsion to compare.

The life-size sculpture 'Martin, ab in die Ecke und schäm Dich' (Martin, Into the Corner, You Should Be Ashamed of Yourself), was created in response to an article in a German art magazine in which Kippenberger was accused of being a drunken cynic with questionable politics. The artist made six versions of the sculpture, each one with a slight variation in treatment or material.

Point Blank Press, agency for immediate language, is a one-man publishing house for uncensored, politically incorrect and other (un)heard statements. Founded sometime around 1998 by Peter Morrens and continuous if urgent, it spreads through analog means: drawings, books, postcards, objects, murals.

Peter Morrens, 2020

Martin Kippenberger

Martin, ab in die Ecke und schäm Dich (Martin, Into the Corner, You Should Be Ashamed of Yourself)

1989

hard foam, cast resin, latex, acrylic, metal, Styrofoam, foam rubber, clothing, iron plate

175 x 68 x 44 cm