Skip to content

Living and working in Vienna III

04.03.2010 to 30.05.2010

Living and working in Vienna III

ART


Lebt und arbeitet in Wien III Lebt und arbeitet in Wien III

Previous dates

sun, 30.05.2010
- 19.00 h
sat, 29.05.2010
fri, 28.05.2010
thu, 27.05.2010

All dates

Days with event

March 2010
01 mo
02 tue
03 wed
04 thu
05 fri

06 sat
07 sun
08 mo
09 tue

10 wed

11 thu
12 fri
13 sat
14 sun
15 mo

16 tue
17 wed
18 thu

19 fri
20 sat

21 sun
22 mo
23 tue
24 wed
25 thu

26 fri
27 sat

28 sun
29 mo
30 tue

31 wed
April 2010
01 thu
02 fri
03 sat
04 sun
05 mo

06 tue
07 wed
08 thu
09 fri

10 sat

11 sun
12 mo
13 tue
14 wed
15 thu

16 fri
17 sat
18 sun

19 mo
20 tue

21 wed
22 thu
23 fri
24 sat
25 sun

26 mo
27 tue

28 wed
29 thu
30 fri

May 2010
01 sat
02 sun
03 mo
04 tue
05 wed

06 thu
07 fri
08 sat
09 sun

10 mo

11 tue
12 wed
13 thu
14 fri
15 sat

16 sun
17 mo
18 tue

19 wed
20 thu

21 fri
22 sat
23 sun
24 mo
25 tue

26 wed
27 thu

28 fri
29 sat
30 sun

31 mo

Living and working in Vienna III

\r\n

Stars in a Plastic Bag

\r\n

Date: Mar 05 to May 30, daily 10:00-19:00
Venue: KUNSTHALLE wien, hall 1
Opening: Thu, Mar 04, 19:00
Curators:
Xenia Kalpaktsoglou, Co-Direktorin der Athen Biennale
Raphaela Platow, Direktorin des Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati
Angela Stief, Kunsthalle Wien
Olga Sviblova, Direktorin des Multimedia Art Museum, Moskau

Artists:
Maria Bussmann, Bernhard Cella, Cut and Scrape, Svenja Deininger, Daniel Domig, Thomas Draschan, Christian Egger, Oliver Hangl, Lone Haugaard Madsen, Kathi Hofer, David Jourdan, Tillman Kaiser, Luisa Kasalicky, Manuel Knapp, Markus Krottendorfer, Constantin Luser, Mahony, Stephen Mathewson, Mara Mattuschka, Drago Persic, Katrin Plavcak, Rudolf Polanszky, Lukas Pusch, Alexander Ruthner, Lisa Ruyter, Isa Schmidlehner, Hubert Sielecki, TOMAK, Nadim Vardag, Jannis Varelas, Martin Vesely, Marianne Vlaschits

\r\n

The KUNSTHALLE wien draws attention to Vienna’s manifold and original art scene with its exhibition series \'Living and working in Vienna\' for a third time. Remapping Vienna’s terrain of art, \'Stars in a Plastic Bag\' assembles outstanding artists with their works, ideas, and performances. It has been possible again to win a renowned team of international female experts, who have come up with a selection eagerly awaited by the art scene. One part of the show will focus on positions of artists like Tillman Kaiser, Lukas Pusch, and Lisa Ruyter whose heart definitely belongs to painting and who bring the classical medium up to date in many-faceted ways. Another emphasis will be on gestural and expressive forms of articulation whose post-Actionist attitude becomes particularly manifest in Rudolf Polanszky’s, and Hubert Sielecki’s videos. Some participants such as Luisa Kasalicky and Katrin Plavcak use the exhibition hall as an extension of their studios by realizing their works or presenting them for the first time there. While Stephen Mathewson’s wall comic fathoms the possibilities of presentation in a museum space, Mahony’s travel experiences are an example of those works which draw on everyday subjects and popular culture and oscillate between \'high\' and \'low\' art. Maria Bussmann’s poetical drawings, Kathi Hofer’s installative reflections, and Lone Haugaard Madsen’s reduced spatial interventions offer subtle, conceptual, and sometimes anything but easy-to-grasp approaches. Artists such as Bernhard Cella and his library saloon with readings or Marianne Vlaschits with her performance extend the leeway of artistic practices.

\r\n

copyright:
© Lukas Pusch

Back to main navigation

Cookie Settings

This websites uses cookies to give you the best possible service. Detailed information can be found in our Terms of use and Data Protection Regulations.

Technically essential

Technically essential cookies used to ensure the basic functionality of the website.

Statistics

Functional cookies used to ensure the proper performance of the website.

Marketing

Target-oriented cookies used to improve user experience.