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Berlin Gallery Weekend | Highlights

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Berlin Gallery Weekend | Highlights

Posted on 2. May 2017 by Kris Kulakova • Leave a comment

We just got back from Berlin, where we made it to 47 participating galleries of the 13th edition of Berlin Gallery Weekend. Here are the highlights: Continue reading →

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2 – 5 September 2021
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Along with the temperature, the events in Vienna are on a steady rise and sizzling hot! 🌡 Enjoy the summerly temperatures while visiting the group exhibition DRAWINGS at @giannimanhattan, the first exhibition weekend at @mumok_vienna, or tune into the current Pride month with the public lecture Queering the Belvedere at @belvedere21wien!

The exhibition 'Following the Thoughts of Others' at @juliuskollersociety can be seen as the conclusion of Judit Flóra Schuller’s long-term artistic project and related research, originally entitled Memory Theatre, which is centered around her family archive and heritage, with a special emphasis on her grandfather, Imre Schuller. The title – borrowed from a note that discovered by the artist in the family archive – implies we should finally acknowledge that it is never truly possible to reconstruct our ancestors’ lives. Moving away from seeking some kind of truth or reality, the exhibition suggests that our only option is to, aided by fiction and imagination, “follow” these “thoughts of others” wherever they may take us. This is how Judit Flóra Schuller re-creates and re-invents certain narratives and motives without falling into the trap of attempting fake authenticity or reconstruction. The exhibition highlights certain fragments and episodes from history of the Schuller family, rather than provide the viewer with a complete narrative.

Jakob Gasteiger. Post Radical Painting exhibition at @albertinamuseum runs until 13 June 2021.

Marlie Mul 'Sperms Going to a Fashion Show' exhibition is currently on view @henrikkecroynielsen until 29.May 2021.

#KatharinaGrosse is one of the defining and seminal artists of her generation. Her vividly impressive artistic output has exerted a substantial and significant influence on contemporary discourse and debate in the art world. Grosse’s spectacular projects such as those displayed in her recent solo exhibitions in the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin, the Baltimore Museum of Art or the chi K11 art space in Shanghai are expressions of a powerfully expansive and multi-dimensional painting style. With their sweeping gesture and exuberant vitality her works transgress spatial and cognitive boundaries alike and call for a new culture of reception.

Impression from Elfie Semotan, Position and Pose exhibition at @kunsthauswien_hundertwasser

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