Kristof Kintera Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Kristof Kintera Art Value Price Guide

Apr. 21, 2024
Kristof Kintera, (1973), Untitled, 2012
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assemblage on board, 102.5 x 73 cm, verso signed and dated: K. Kintera 2012 Provenance: – Wannieck Gallery, Brno – Richard Adam Gallery
Adolf Loos Apartment and Gallery
Nov. 27, 2021
Kristof Kintera, (1973), Astra Apocalyptica
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mixed media 113 x 40 x 19,5 cm
Adolf Loos Apartment and Gallery
Sep. 29, 2021
Kristof Kintera, Genom of Mutual Understanding
Est: $800 - $1,200
Kristof Kintera Genom of Mutual Understanding 2012 resin on paper sight: 40 h × 28 w in (102 × 71 cm) Signed, titled and dated to verso 'Genom of Mutual Understanding Kristof Kintera 2012'. Provenance: Galerie Ron Mandos, Amsterdam | Private Collection condition: Work is in very good overall condition. Small tear to to sheet along left edge. Framed behind glass measuring 42 x 30 inches.
Rago Arts and Auction Center
Apr. 11, 2021
Kintera Krištof *1973 - Revolution, 2005
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Kintera Krištof *1973 Revolution, 2005 movable statue, the first of six authorized pieces, height 100 cm Attached is a certificate of the Sýpka auction house from 2021 with the author's signature. Issued (selection) Solo exhibitions The End of Fun, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, 2020 Your Light is my Life, Kunsthal Rotterdam, 2015 Results of the analysis, Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, 2012 A Bigger Problem Than Yours, Jiří Švestka Gallery, Prague, Berlin, 2010 Lay Down and Shine, Schleicher Lange Gallery, Paris, 2009 Holy Spirit Open, House of Arts, Ostrava, 2009 In Public Space, New York, Rockefeller Plaza, 2006 Group exhibition You Got to Burn to Shine, Galleria Nazionale d´Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, Rome, 2019 The first author's copy of the Revolution on display was exhibited in 2010 at the Plum Gallery. art in Salzburg and other private collections.
Auction House Sypka
Dec. 10, 2019
WHERE I WAS BORN
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In his most recent works, Krištof Kintera develops his vision of the modern high-tech world and its products, which have become an integral part of this world and almost a natural part of us, our second nature. In his rendition, electronics and parts of computers, televisions and other devices transform into hybrid living organisms, whose wires and cables have become the roots and nervous system of a new natural world, creating entirely new species of plants and structures. Krištof Kintera studied under Professor Milan Knížák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and at the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam. He was nominated for the Jindřich Chalupecký Award three times.
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Oct. 06, 2019
Violet rain, 2018–2019
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combined technique, wooden board, 103 × 73 cm, sign. on reverse Krištof Kintera „VIOLET RAIN“ 2018–2019
Auction House Sypka
Jun. 09, 2019
Kintera Krištof *1973: From the cycle One or Two or Crowd, 2008
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spray, paper, frame, glass, 70 × 49 cm
Auction House Sypka
Jun. 09, 2019
Kintera Krištof *1973: From the cycle One or Two or Crowd, 2008
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spray, paper, frame, glass, 76 × 108 cm, sign. on the reverse Krištof Kintera 2008
Auction House Sypka
Jun. 06, 2019
NIC / NOTHING
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Krištof Kintera, one of the Czech Republic's most distinctive contemporary artists, works in various media| his kinetic works have become popular not only for their intricate mechanical design, but also for their playfulness and humor. He gained recognition among Praguers for his two atypical monuments – Of One's Own Volition, a memorial dedicated to suicide victims under Nusle Bridge| and Bike to Heaven, dedicated to Auto*Mat founder Jan Bouchal and all cyclists killed in car accidents in Prague. Krištof Kintera studied under Professor Milan Knížák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and at the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam. He was nominated for the Jindřich Chalupecký Award three times. He is a member and leading figure in Jednotka art group. He was a contributor to the Entropa installation in Brussels. In 2012 and 2013 he received the Ministry of Culture's achievement award for his work on the Czech art scene. His work is represented in a number of major international public and private collections (National Gallery in Prague, Prague City Gallery, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Rubell Family Art Collection Miami, Enrico Boglione Torino, Brooke and Danile Neidich New York, Thomas Day Newbold, Thomas Olbricht Essen, Graf Spee Geneva, Jerry I. Speyer New York and others.) Exhibited at: Nervous Trees, 2017, Galerie Rudolfinum.
Arthouse Hejtmánek
May. 31, 2018
CEREBRUM ASPHALTUM
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Asphalt, metal structure, A - crystal, wires. In his most recent works, Krištof Kintera develops his vision of the modern high-tech world and its products, which have become an integral part of this world and an almost natural part of us, our second nature. In his rendition, electronics and parts of computers, televisions and other devices transform into hybrid living organisms, whose wires and cables have become the roots and nervous system of a new natural world, creating entirely new species of plants. Postnaturalia, a Utopian vision of the post-natural world concerning ideas about the future of our plant, was presented at Collezione Maramotti, Italy in 2017; part of the installation was purchased for the collection. Krištof Kintera studied under Professor Milan Knížák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and at the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam. He was nominated for the Jindřich Chalupecký Award three times. He is a member and leading figure in Jednotka art group. He was a contributor to the Entropa installation in Brussels. In 2012 and 2013 he received the Ministry of Culture's achievement award for his work on the Czech art scene. His work is represented in a number of major international public and private collections. (National Gallery in Prague, Prague City Gallery, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Rubell Family Art Collection Miami, Enrico Boglione Torino, Brooke and Danile Neidich New York, Thomas Day Newbold, Thomas Olbricht Essen, Graf Spee Geneva, Jerry I. Speyer New York and others.)
Arthouse Hejtmánek
May. 31, 2018
PRIVATE PLANET
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Asphalt, epoxy, sneakers. “Everyone has their own gravitation that pulls them towards themselves. The body ceases to be important, and suddenly only shoes are left behind. This is an attempt to depict that which is invisible, because what's important is happening in the unseen. And it's also important to not forget the Little Prince.” Krištof Kintera is one of the most distinctive contemporary Czech artists. He works in various media, with the aspects of movement, interaction and social criticism reflecting the interconnection of visual art, performance and stage design. His kinetic works have become popular not only for their intricate mechanical design, but also for their playfulness and humor. Kintera is the artist behind two atypical monuments in Prague – “Of One's Own Volition” under Nusle Bridge, dedicated to suicide victims; and “Bike to Heaven,” dedicated to Jan Bouchal, the founder of Auto*Mat, and all cyclists killed in automobile accidents in Prague. A major Kintera exhibition was held at Prague City Gallery in 2012; his works have also been shown at the Tinguely Museum in Basel (2014) and Kunsthal in Rotterdam (2015). His largest exhibition to date, Nervous Trees, was held at Prague's Rudolfinum in the autumn of 2017. Exhibited at (selection): Prague City Gallery, Krištof Kintera: Analysis Results (2012); D+T Gallery Brussels (2013); Tinguely Museum, Basel, Krištof Kintera: I Am Not You (2014); Kunsthal Rotterdam, Krištof Kintera: Your Light is My Life (2015); “Prague Power Boost”, Ludwig Museum Koblenz, Germany (2017). Selected exhibitions: Prague City Gallery, Krištof Kintera: Analysis Results (2012); D+T Gallery Brussels (2013); Tinguely Museum, Basel, Krištof Kintera: I Am Not You (2014); Kunsthal Rotterdam, Krištof Kintera: Your Light is My Life (2015); “Prague Power Boost”, Ludwig Museum Koblenz, Germany (2017).
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Dec. 07, 2017
KRISTOF KINTERA - Talkman
Est: £7,000 - £9,000
KRISTOF KINTERA - Talkman
Phillips
Oct. 10, 2015
Krištof Kintera (*1973)
Est: Kč70,000 - Kč100,000
Krištof Kintera (*1973) BULLET PROOF SMILE. Coloured polyurethane foam, Christmas balls, ca. 40x40 cm, set in frame (106x76 cm), glassed. The work was presented at the exhibition: Krištof Kintera - Your Light is My Life, Rotterdam, Kunsthal, 2015. Krištof Kintera (*1973) BULLETPROOF SMILE. Barevná polyuretanová pěna, vánoční baňky, cca 40x40 cm, adjustováno v rámu (106x76 cm), zaskleno. Dílo bylo prezentováno na výstavě: Krištof Kintera - Your Light is My Life, Rotterdam, Kunsthal, 2015. Krištof Kintera (*1973) BULLETPROOF SMILE. Farbige Polyurethan Schaum, Weihnachtsfühler, ca. 40x40 cm, gerahmt (106x76 cm), verglast.
Auction House Zezula