How Jutta Koether Made A Color Her Signature Style
08-09-2026 11:00 via artnews.com

How Jutta Koether Made A Color Her Signature Style

When you walk through a show,” Martin Kippenberger observed to Jutta Koether when she interviewed him in 1991, “some of the pictures are good and some of them are bad. Then there’s possible controversy.” It may seem like a simple observation—until he explains that that’s what he was for. “And not, please, where everything is equally good…. When everything is good, none of it counts. God, in the beginning, wanted that a bit differently. Both good a
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