Untitled (Michael Buthe), Sigmar Polke, c. 1973
Sigmar Polke, retratoSigmar PolkeAlemania, 1941–2010

Untitled (Michael Buthe)

c. 1973 · Photograph

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Mientras tanto, en la vida de Sigmar Polke

La vida entera
  1. 1970–1971

    Teaching at the Hamburg Academy of Fine Arts

    In 1970–1971 Polke taught at the Hamburg Academy of Fine Arts.

  2. 1971

    Paris photographs under LSD

    In 1971 Polke photographed Paris and printed the pictures with chemical staining while under the influence of LSD, creating works full of “strange presences”; with them began his use of the photographic process to alter “reality” — creased and folded wet paper, negatives combined with positives.

  3. 30 de junio de 1972 – 8 de octubre de 1972

    Exhibition: Documenta 5

  4. 1973

    In the United States with James Lee Byars

    In 1973 Polke travelled to the United States with the artist James Lee Byars in search of the “other” America; the fruit of the journey was a series of manipulated images of homeless alcoholics on New York's Bowery.

  5. 1974

    A journey through Pakistan and Afghanistan

    In the 1970s Polke made a series of round-the-world journeys, photographing in Paris, New York, Afghanistan and Brazil; in 1974 he travelled through Pakistan and Afghanistan.

  6. 1975

    Painting prize at the São Paulo Biennial

    For the 13th São Paulo Biennial Polke made a series of ten large photographic images, and he won the Biennial's prize for painting.

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