The Reinking Collection is a place where man and art come together in order to evolve as one.
Classics of contemporary art, ancient artefacts and contributions from ever-changing generation of emerging artists, the Reinking Collection demands that a dialogue is sparked between viewer and the works – an extension of your consciousness.
Investigating the idea of human existence in relation to time, space, perception and identity, the artworks of the Reinking Collection seek to challenge every viewer to deeply reflect on each piece of work.
Here, Rik Reinking collaborates with IC to offer a private view into his personal collection.
MICHAEL BUTHE, Ohne Titel, 1972. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg
(l-r) WOLFGANG PETRICK, Bombenalarm 2005/08; TOSHIYA KOBAYASHI, Landscapes in the Mist, 2000/02; MANUEL OCAMPO, Tratado de Enfermeria (Sentencia), 1990. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg
(l-r) HENRIK EIBEN, I am not one of your Games, 2009; Yippae (Dance Costume), Asmat, Indonesian. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg
HERMANN NITSCH, Relikt der 50.Aktion, 1975. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg
ROLF ROSE, Ohne Titel, 1990. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg
(l-r) VICTOR BONATO, 10.000 Seelen, 1990; MADELEINE DIETZ, Bogen, 2014 (executed); HERMANN NITSCH, Relikt aus der 50.Aktion, 1975. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg
(l-r) Salawaku (Dance Shield), Molukken, Indonesian; DANIEL MAN, Narrenschiff, 2007; WOLFGANG PETRICK, Bombenalarm, 2005/08; TOSHIYA KOBAYASHI, Landscapes in the Mist, 2000/02; MANUEL OCAMPO, Tratado de Enfermeria (Sentencia), 1990; WULF KIRSCHNER, Vom Quader zum Würfel, 1991. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg
(l-r) MICHAEL SCHMEICHEL, Ohne Titel, 2013/14; ARNE RAUTENBERG, Japanischer Holzschnittgarten, 2010. Courtesy Sammlung Reinking
