>> well there are new works by kiefer that he made for this show. there's actually one new painting that he made only for philadelphia. >> wow. >> so -- this is partly because he's so inspired by rodin's work when the show was up in paris, he continued to make work. so he was continuing to create new paintings, responding to rodin's work. so now we have one of them here in philadelphia. and they're monumental huge huge paintings. he also created these vitrines which are like these glass boxes, that are filled with interesting and enigmatic materials and he made these huge books, like sculptures that are covered in plaster and drawings and watercolors. >> so a lot of different things to see. >> yes. >> you also have some programs coming up on monday. tell us about that. >> next monday yes. next monday we have a film. it's kind of like a documentary film on kiefer that is called "over the city grass will grow," i believe. i'm sorry, i'm trying to remember. >> no, no. >> but this will give you an insight into kiefer's working process and into him as an

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and sam kiefer and first and foremost. this abstract work sold for forty one million euros in london. does works are among the most expensive by any living artist fetching almost forty one million euros this allegorical work birds held by deceased german artist max beckmann was also sold in london. and beckman are indicative of a wider trend. german art is big business in places like the us britain and china compared to these giants the german art market is only a small player. in art is created in germany but it's sold in london and new york why is that let's find some answers from stuff i'm trying to from greece one of germany's most prestigious auction houses. i think this is an lobby there's no one lobbying for it it's not like the twenty's when you had patrons and collectors and benefactors for the museums. today art is often bound up with an educational mandate funded by the public with big museums with events. events on a middle class collector peers at a disadvantage. there is another new phenomenon of contemporary

. >> reporter: kiefer-rodin runs through march 12th. for 6abc lofsz the arts, i'm karen. >> peco is lighting up the holiday season. a well-lit winter night along jeweler's row where they are extending everyone season's greetings. and this season you can see more holiday lights on action news. we invite you to submit at least one minute of video showing your holiday decorations post to our facebook page or twitter or instagram or email. >>> watch out for ice, ice baby, i mean david. >> we are below freezing most spots anyway. so yes there is the possibility of some lingering snow and ice on side streets and sidewalks in particular. we've had some icy patches here or there on some of the mains as well. most of your mainness pretty good shape. 19 is your current wind chill in philadelphia. aside from what's under foot and under tires, in the air you want to bundle up and put on gloves and mats and extra gear. as soon as about 9:30 or 10:00 we should be above freezing. lots of sun today we'll do some melting and the overnight low, 28 degree

sutherland had twins, including his son kiefer, then three more children with his wife of 45 years, theracette. his big break came in the "dirty dozen," and it happened entirely by chance. sutherland only had a bit part, until one of the lead actors told the film's director, bob aldrich, he didn't want to appear in this scene. >> sutherland: and bob aldrich looked at him, like that. then, he went, "you with the big ears, you do it." ( laughs ) i don't think he knew my name. but i, you know, it changed my life. where are you from, son? >> soldier: madison city, missouri, sir! >> sutherland: never heard of it. >> cooper: hollywood producers saw star power in that brief role. he was offered a lead in "mash," then played a hippy tank commander in "kelly's heroes," earning a place in hollywood as an oddball icon of the early '70s counterculture. >> sutherland: there you go, more negative waves. have a little faith, baby! >> cooper: as his career took off, something happened that sutherland still doesn't quite believe. the guy who grew up thinking he was ugly, became a sex symbol. >> sutherla