The 17th BMW Art Car created by Jeff Koons (2010)
World premiere 17th BMW Art Car, Paris. June 1st 2010: stills of the 17th BMW Art Car with Jeff Koons at Trocadero, unveiling of the 17th BMW Art Car, J. Koons signs the 17th Art Car at the Centre Pompidou / J. Koons at BMW Motorsport, Munich (Kick-Off Meeting, January 18th 2010): BMW Motorsport, Munich, arrival of J. Koons, J. Koons viewing BMW M3 GT2 race car, press photo in front of the BMW M3 GT2 with Adrian van Hooydonk, Head of BMW Group Design, J. Koons and Dr. Mario Theissen, BMW Motorsport Director, discussion in front of M3 GT2, design meeting in conference room, statement J. Koons, statement M. Theissen, statement A. van Hooydonk / Announcement at Atelier J. Koons, New York, February 2nd 2010: general shots New York, J. Koons‘ atelier with guests, speech Jim O`Donnell, President of BMW Group North America, speech J. Koons, statement J. O`Donnell, President of BMW Group North America, statement Richard Armstrong, Director Guggenheim Foundation, statement Agnes Gund, MoMA (Museaum of Modern Art, New York), statement Beth Rudin DeWoody, Art Collector, press conference / Atelier J. Koons: employes at work at art by Jeff Koons / Statements J. Koons, Atelier Koons, New York / Driving Experience Sebring International Raceway, Florida, February 23rd 2010: J. Koons in helicopter above the race track, as a spectator and as passenger on race track in BMW M1 from 1979, race track, statements J. Koons after the ride / First Press Conference, New York, April 6th 2010: statements J. O`Donnel, statement J. Koons, statements Andy Priaulx, BMW Works Driver, statements Alain Seban, President of the Centre Pompidou, statement Dr. M. Theissen, general shots press conference / Bodywork BMW M3 GT 2 / Painting the 17th BMW Art Car interior / Schnitzer Motorsport, Constructing the BMW M3 GT 2 Art Car / Rollout of the BMW Art Car at BMW test track Aschheim / First vinyl cover try-out (incl. statement Wolfgang Schmid, Schmid Design) / Presentation of the test version of the BMW Art Car (incl. statements J. Koons) / Final modification of the Art Car / Statements Thomas Girst, BMW Group Spokesman Culture Communication / Statements Hervé Poulain, Initiator of the BMW Art Car Collection / BMW Art Car Collection - Alexander Calder / Frank Stella / Andy Warhol / Olafur Eliasson (incl. Munich, Pinakothek der Moderne inside, installation freezer, fast motion).
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The 17th BMW Art Car created by Jeff Koons (2010)
World premiere 17th BMW Art Car, Paris. June 1st 2010: stills of the 17th BMW Art Car with Jeff Koons at Trocadero, unveiling of the 17th BMW Art Car, J. Koons signs the 17th Art Car at the Centre Pompidou / J. Koons at BMW Motorsport, Munich (Kick-Off Meeting, January 18th 2010): BMW Motorsport, Munich, arrival of J. Koons, J. Koons viewing BMW M3 GT2 race car, press photo in front of the BMW M3 GT2 with Adrian van Hooydonk, Head of BMW Group Design, J. Koons and Dr. Mario Theissen, BMW Motorsport Director, discussion in front of M3 GT2, design meeting in conference room, statement J. Koons, statement M. Theissen, statement A. van Hooydonk / Announcement at Atelier J. Koons, New York, February 2nd 2010: general shots New York, J. Koons‘ atelier with guests, speech Jim O`Donnell, President of BMW Group North America, speech J. Koons, statement J. O`Donnell, President of BMW Group North America, statement Richard Armstrong, Director Guggenheim Foundation, statement Agnes Gund, MoMA (Museaum of Modern Art, New York), statement Beth Rudin DeWoody, Art Collector, press conference / Atelier J. Koons: employes at work at art by Jeff Koons / Statements J. Koons, Atelier Koons, New York / Driving Experience Sebring International Raceway, Florida, February 23rd 2010: J. Koons in helicopter above the race track, as a spectator and as passenger on race track in BMW M1 from 1979, race track, statements J. Koons after the ride / First Press Conference, New York, April 6th 2010: statements J. O`Donnel, statement J. Koons, statements Andy Priaulx, BMW Works Driver, statements Alain Seban, President of the Centre Pompidou, statement Dr. M. Theissen, general shots press conference / Bodywork BMW M3 GT 2 / Painting the 17th BMW Art Car interior / Schnitzer Motorsport, Constructing the BMW M3 GT 2 Art Car / Rollout of the BMW Art Car at BMW test track Aschheim / First vinyl cover try-out (incl. statement Wolfgang Schmid, Schmid Design) / Presentation of the test version of the BMW Art Car (incl. statements J. Koons) / Final modification of the Art Car / Statements Thomas Girst, BMW Group Spokesman Culture Communication / Statements Hervé Poulain, Initiator of the BMW Art Car Collection / BMW Art Car Collection - Alexander Calder / Frank Stella / Andy Warhol / Olafur Eliasson (incl. Munich, Pinakothek der Moderne inside, installation freezer, fast motion).
Warm-up for Neue Klasse at BMW Group Plant Munich:
Functional checks of new production equipment successfully completed
BMW Group Plant Munich is ready for the production of the next vehicle generation. The manufacturing equipment has been installed in the new body shop and assembly line, and functional checks have been successfully completed. During this so-called "Common Function Test," every system undergoes dry runs, in which production planners and plant technicians put the machinery through its paces. All production steps are executed without any parts in the system. Cycle by cycle, an invisible vehicle takes shape. Although no actual car is produced, this process provides the certainty that everything operates seamlessly and as planned.
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Warm-up for Neue Klasse at BMW Group Plant Munich:
Functional checks of new production equipment successfully completed
BMW Group Plant Munich is ready for the production of the next vehicle generation. The manufacturing equipment has been installed in the new body shop and assembly line, and functional checks have been successfully completed. During this so-called "Common Function Test," every system undergoes dry runs, in which production planners and plant technicians put the machinery through its paces. All production steps are executed without any parts in the system. Cycle by cycle, an invisible vehicle takes shape. Although no actual car is produced, this process provides the certainty that everything operates seamlessly and as planned.
