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Spruth Magers Takes on Zero Group’s Otto Piene

April 18, 2017 by Marion Maneker

Piene Balloon at Guggenheim

Colin Gleadell has the announcement that the Otto Piene estate has gone Sprueth Magers, the Berlin gallery with an LA outpost:

Piene, whose auction prices are creeping up to $1 million, was a founder of the radical ZERO group in 1957. In Berlin, the gallery will present a survey of Piene’s motorised light sculptures, while one of his larger works, a 45-foot-wide inflatable octopus shaped sculpture, will be unveiled by the gallery at Art Basel this summer. The price range for his work at the gallery is from $50,000 to $2 million.

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