Documentary screening: Me, Georg Baselitz by Heinz-Peter Schwerfel
November 15 @ 16 h 00
The Musée Würth is offering free documentary screenings in partnership with Le Lieu documentaire, as part of the exhibition ZOOM. Faces and Works from the Würth Collection.
Me, Georg Baselitz by Heinz-Peter Schwerfel
52 min. | 2019 | Schuch Productions | France
The German-born painter and sculptor Georg Baselitz is one of the greatest contemporary artists. His work is exhibited in the world’s most prestigious museums, and his paintings are highly sought after on the art market. For more than 30 years, filmmaker Heinz-Peter Schwerfel has focused his camera on the unconventional and determined artist Baselitz, recording his statements and exploring his working methods. Presented as a world premiere, this documentary offers a tête-à-tête between the artist and his creative work, revisiting the early milestones of his career and the works that deeply influenced him. A fascinating encounter with an extraordinary artist.

The documentary is in French. The documentary will be screened in the auditorium of the Musée Würth.
