Sigmar PolkeTyskland, 1941–2010Untitled (Dancer)
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Imens i livet hos Sigmar Polke
Hele livet1990–1992
Major solo shows in the US and Europe
Major solo exhibitions of Polke's work were held in the United States (1990–1992) and Amsterdam (1992), then in Bonn and Berlin (1997) and at Humlebæk in Denmark (2001); from then on everything he did drew universal attention and admiration.
1993 · Udmærkelse
Lovis Corinth Prize
1994 · Udmærkelse
Erasmus Prize
1994
The Erasmus Prize
In 1994 Polke was awarded the Erasmus Prize in Amsterdam.
mid-1990s
The “Printing Mistakes” series
In the mid-1990s Polke began the “Druckfehler” (Printing Mistakes) series: he enlarged printing errors from newspapers, projected them onto polyester and coated them in layers of resin with gold mesh; sometimes he “manufactured” the mistakes — the elongated figures in “From ‘Learning to Learn Anew’” (1998) came from dragging a picture through a photocopier.
1995
The Carnegie Prize in Pittsburgh
In 1995 Polke won the Carnegie Prize at the Carnegie International in Pittsburgh.
