In December 2000, a group of five young German artists, all recent graduates of the prestigious Leipzig Art Academy, organized a small exhibition of their works in Leipzig. Unsurprisingly, the exhibition attracted no notice from the international contemporary art community. From that humble beginning, the "New Leipzig School" has expanded to a dozen artists and grown to be an international phenomenon. On March 19, 2005, MASS MoCA presented the country’s foremost collection of paintings from the New Leipzig School--a collection built by the Rubell Family in Miami--for the first time, and what followed was an international avalanche of attention and demand. That exhibition, Life After Death , and this corresponding publication, include 62 key works by the most sought-after painters of the moment, including Tilo Baumgartel, Tim Eitel, Martin Kobe, Neo Rauch, Christoph Rückhaberle, David Schnell and Matthias Weischer.Santa Site Santa Fe, 4/21/06-6/19/06Washington Katzen Arts Center Museum, 9/5/06-10/29/06 Frye Art Museum, 2/16/07-6/3/07Salt Lake Salt Lake Art Center, 6/23/07-9/30/07Kansas Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, 11/6/07-2/3/08
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Not afraid. Rubell family collection
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Started in the late 1960s by Don and Mera Rubell, the Rubell family collection today includes over 6,000 works by some of the most significant artists from the 1960s to the present.