PREVIEW
Hinterland
— The Valleys of the Simorgh
— The Valleys of the Simorgh
June 27, 2024, 18.00 p.m.
Opening & Catalogue Release
Artists: Ahmadjan & Maren Amini, Tanja Boukal, Monika Huber, Ali & Maheen Kazim, Anahita Razmi, Mohsin Shafi, Farkhondeh Shahroudi
The exhibition VALLEYS OF THE SIMORGH emerged from the INTRA project with the same title and, inspired by the Persian poet Attār‘s Conference of the Birds, embarks on the quest for the Simorgh. Following the structure of the tale, the exhibition consists of the Valley of the Quest (Ahmadjan & Maren Amini), Valley of Love (Tanja Boukal), Valley of Knowledge (Monika Huber), Valley of Detachment (Ali & Maheen Kazim), Valley of Unity (Anahita Razmi), Valley of Wonderment (Mohsin Shafi), and Valley of Poverty and Annihilation (Farkhondeh Shahroudi). This exhibition addresses the political sphere of Attār’s narration while it recounts the collective struggle for freedom and equality. (Text: Anita Hosseini)
Krongasse 20
1050 Vienna, Austria
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Opening & Catalogue Release
Artists: Ahmadjan & Maren Amini, Tanja Boukal, Monika Huber, Ali & Maheen Kazim, Anahita Razmi, Mohsin Shafi, Farkhondeh Shahroudi
The exhibition VALLEYS OF THE SIMORGH emerged from the INTRA project with the same title and, inspired by the Persian poet Attār‘s Conference of the Birds, embarks on the quest for the Simorgh. Following the structure of the tale, the exhibition consists of the Valley of the Quest (Ahmadjan & Maren Amini), Valley of Love (Tanja Boukal), Valley of Knowledge (Monika Huber), Valley of Detachment (Ali & Maheen Kazim), Valley of Unity (Anahita Razmi), Valley of Wonderment (Mohsin Shafi), and Valley of Poverty and Annihilation (Farkhondeh Shahroudi). This exhibition addresses the political sphere of Attār’s narration while it recounts the collective struggle for freedom and equality. (Text: Anita Hosseini)
Krongasse 20
1050 Vienna, Austria
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LECTURE
Georg Kolbe Museum
— Activating a Collection Artists’ Estates in the Digital Space
— Activating a Collection Artists’ Estates in the Digital Space
April, 15th 2024, 15.00-19.00 p.m.
Digital Workshop at Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin
On the occasion of the current exhibition Noa Eshkol. No time to Dance, the Georg Kolbe Museum is organizing an international workshop focused on contemporary approaches to and productive ways of working with artists' estates and archives in the digital space.
Register here
Digital Workshop at Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin
On the occasion of the current exhibition Noa Eshkol. No time to Dance, the Georg Kolbe Museum is organizing an international workshop focused on contemporary approaches to and productive ways of working with artists' estates and archives in the digital space.
Register here
EXHIBITION
Galerie Smudajescheck
— Mindmaps, Traces and Layers
— Mindmaps, Traces and Layers
April, 11th – May, 18th 2024
Opening: Thursday April 11th, 2024, 6.00-8.00 p.m
Artist talk with Benita Meißner, DG Kunstraum, Munich
Schwindstraße 3
80798, Munich
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Opening: Thursday April 11th, 2024, 6.00-8.00 p.m
Artist talk with Benita Meißner, DG Kunstraum, Munich
Schwindstraße 3
80798, Munich
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ARTIST TALK
Zentrum für Gegenwartskunst im Glaspalast
— PaintingPhotography
— PaintingPhotography
EXHIBITION
Zentrum für Gegenwartskunst im Glaspalast
— PaintingPhotography
— PaintingPhotography
July 28th, 2023 – Extended until January 28, 2024
Opening: Thursday July 27, 2023, 7.00 pm
PaintingPhotography illuminates artistic concepts at the interface between photography and painting. The blending and intertwining of both fields has long been creating transitions that are barely perceptible on the surface, and not just on a technical level. The visual portfolios of artistic image invention are increasingly dissolving categorisations according to classical standards in favour of new pictorial forms in which theoretical reflection, poetry and new associative spaces are emerging. Dissolution and expansion are equally poles that further define and develop the interplay between photographic and painterly images. Twelve artists from France, Great Britain, Israel, Germany and the USA show 'pure' and cross-media works of photography, painting and video.
with Roni Ben Porat, Philipp Goldbach, Monika Huber, Karen Irmer, Kotek, Claire Laude, Zoe Leonard, Richard Prince, Kerstin Skringer, Rosemarie Trockel, Troika, James White
Beim Glaspalast 1
D-86153 Augsburg
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Opening: Thursday July 27, 2023, 7.00 pm
PaintingPhotography illuminates artistic concepts at the interface between photography and painting. The blending and intertwining of both fields has long been creating transitions that are barely perceptible on the surface, and not just on a technical level. The visual portfolios of artistic image invention are increasingly dissolving categorisations according to classical standards in favour of new pictorial forms in which theoretical reflection, poetry and new associative spaces are emerging. Dissolution and expansion are equally poles that further define and develop the interplay between photographic and painterly images. Twelve artists from France, Great Britain, Israel, Germany and the USA show 'pure' and cross-media works of photography, painting and video.
with Roni Ben Porat, Philipp Goldbach, Monika Huber, Karen Irmer, Kotek, Claire Laude, Zoe Leonard, Richard Prince, Kerstin Skringer, Rosemarie Trockel, Troika, James White
Beim Glaspalast 1
D-86153 Augsburg
Link to the exhibiton
