31: WOMEN Exhibition Concept after Marcel Duchamp, 1943 Works from the Daimler Art Collection 1930 – 2020 Daimler Contemporary Berlin. 29. Februar 2020 – 27. June 2021

In 1943 legendary collector and gallery owner Peggy Guggenheim opened at her Art of This Century gallery in New York the ›Exhibition by 31 Women‹ that focused exclusively on female avant-garde artists. With reference to this founding event of a feminist art history, the exhibition ›31: Women‹ shows women artists from the Daimler Art Collection. Historically, our exhibition begins in the 1930s with abstract graphics by the Hungarian artist Anne Beothy Steiner. From here, the horizon expands from European and American trends from Zero and Minimalism to international positions of Contemporary Art in the media of painting, photography, installation, sculpture, drawing and video. The show spans an arch from early tendencies to global, feminist perspectives in contemporary art.

Anni Albers (D), Leonor Antunes (P), Ilit Azoulay (IL), Anne Beothy Steiner (AT-HU), Amit Berlowitz (USA), Madeleine Boschan (D), Max Cole (USA), Mary Corse (USA), Dadamaino (I), Ulrike Flaig (D), Andrea Fraser (USA), Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster (F), Beate Günther (D), Marcia Hafif (USA), Isabell Heimerdinger (D), Tamara K.E. (GEO), Sonia Khurana (IND), Kazuko Miyamoto (J), Charlotte Moorman (USA), Zanele Muholi (ZA), Nnenna Okore (AUS), Annu Palakunnathu Matthew (GB), Silke Radenhausen (D), Berni Searle (ZA), Lerato Shadi (ZA), Efrat Shvily (IL), Natalia Stachon (PL), Katja Strunz (D), Adejoke Tugbiyele (USA), Amalia Valdés (CHL), Andrea Zittel (USA)