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    • Crossing Uncertainty

    Die Ausstellung läuft bis 21.4.2023 und ist zu den Öffnungszeiten jeden Mittwoch und Freitag von 15-18 Uhr geöffnet.
    Die Galerie KRAS, Stumpergasse 16, 1060 Wien Vernissage der KünstlerInnen Shuvo Rafiqul, Swarnaly Mitra Rini, Sagar Sarkar und Kanako Tada am Montag den 3.4.2023 von 19-21 Uhr.

    ３年半ぶりに日本に行ってオーストリアに戻った。人間も動物も種も土も水も移動しているが、火山とかその近くで起こっている循環をまるごとよその場所に移すことは出来ないわけで。緑の色が濃い、葉っぱが分厚い、紫芋に牛乳を混ぜてつくった色みたいなとても珍しい感じの木の実が道の脇に人知れず生えていてびっくりした。硬水は飲むと骨が硬くなる感覚があるけど、軟水は口に入れると簡単に体の一部になっていった。育った文化圏を離れて暮らす画家はよく風景画を描いている。その人達の気持ちがとても良く分かる気がする。大抵の窓やキャンバスが四角形なのも納得だ。持ち運びたいけど、持ち運べないものがあるから、切り取って保管するしかない。そのジレンマを人間は手放すことができない。

     

    AN DER TAFEL

    AN DER TAFEL

    Visionen der Medienkunst 11

    Ann Cotten und Tada Kanako / Nikolaus Gansterer /
    Martina Menegon / Jörg Piringer

    Eröffnung: Freitag 11.11.2022, 19:00 Uhr
    mit einer Performance von Ann Cotten und Tada Kanako

    Ausstellungsdauer 12.11.2022 – 26.11.2022
    MO/FR/SA 14:00 – 18:00 Uhr
    Medienwerkstatt Wien, Neubaugasse 40a, 1070 Wien
    In Kooperation mit FLUSS – NÖ.Initiative für Foto- und Medienkunst

    Die Ausstellungsreihe Visionen der Medienkunst stellt Ideen und Haltungen historischer Künstler:innenfiguren aktuellen künstlerischen Positionen zur Seite. 2022 ist Oswald Wiener die programmatische Leitfigur für dieses Projekt. Der Schriftsteller/Kybernetiker/Sprachtheoretiker/Gastronom begriff seine Arbeit als eine Synthese aus Kognitionswissenschaften und künstlerisch-philosophischer Literatur. Aus Ansätzen und Bruchstücken linguistischer und kybernetischer Denkexperimente entwickelte Wiener ein Modell des durch die Kybernetik bewusstseinsveränderten Menschen. Für die Ausstellung AN DER TAFEL treten Ann Cotten und Tada Kanako, Nikolaus Gansterer, Martina Menegon und Jörg Piringer in Dialog mit seinen Arbeiten.

    Kuratiert von alien productions, Gerda Lampalzer

     

    Links

    Medienwerkstatt

    archive

     

     

     

    Yukie Yoshizaki presents “My Collection and Me”

    Yukie Yoshizaki presents “My Collection and Me”

     

    This exhibition presents an art collection of Yukie Yoshizaki who had worked at Art Center Ongoing for more than 10 years and has purchased many artworks from its exhibitions. In addition to the collection, Mariko Aoki and Maiko Jinushi will make new artworks as commission for this exhibition.
    For more details of this exhibition, please read here.
    http://blog.ongoing.jp/?eid=1006769

    New artworks by
    Marico Aoki, Maiko Jinushi

    Artworks (from collection) by
    Akinori Shimodaira, Daisuke Samejima, Itaru Ogawa, Keisuke Sagiyama, Haruka Saito, Akiko Kinugawa, Tetsushi Higashino, Mineki Murata, Koichi Enomoto, Kenji Ide, Yoshiki Tanaka, Kanako Tada, Yusuke Saito, Akira Takaishi, Takuya Yamashita, Eri Yagi, Miho Fujii, Koko Kashiko, Constance Hinfray, Tomohiro Nagahata (and more)

    Exhibition installation by
    Taketo Kobayashi

     

    Link

    Art Center Ongoing

     

    EN:/My birthday was snowy in the springtime! On the next day, they have gone sooner. The snow in the spring, this word makes me feel beginning something like a sprout grows from the ground!. Japanese sentence could be `ages are piled up` year by year. However, my image of growing years is more like winding wool into a ball. All years you spent becomes one volume, not linear, so to sayDE:/Manche Zellen sterben und manche werden geboren. Als Kassette habe die b-Seite: a-Seite, (Wiederholung machen). Diese Aktivität in unserem Körper dauert an, bis wir sterben: Tod for others.JP:/今年の誕生日は、なんとその日だけで車に雪が積もっちゃうくらいの雪が降って、翌日にはすぐ溶けるという。春の雪はなんだか切ない。年齢は、重なるもの、というイメージより、木の棒に糸を巻き付けるイメージ。一歳(一巻き)、二歳(二巻き)というように。そして最後にはいびつでもない、正確でもない、ボリュームになる。

    ◯◯life

    The exhibition ◯◯Life(maru-maru life) is a group painting exhibition by three Japanese artists Mio Ebisu (London), Kanako Tada (Vienna), Ryota Nojima (Tokyo).
    Due to the Covid-19 restriction and uncertainty, the exhibition will be street view only from outside of SET studio Lewisham for the public as well as online.
    reference:

    Undoing Landscape at Erste Foundation

    Undoing Landscape at Erste Foundation

    Despite the current lockdown, those interested in art will have the opportunity to visit an exhibition by students of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna between 28 April and 27 May. The windows of ERSTE Foundation, located on the ground floor of building F of Erste Campus, serve as exhibition space.

    The exhibition “Undoing Landscape” was created in connection with the seminar of the same name at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna led by Adam Szymczyk, which was initiated by the Kontakt Collection and supported by ERSTE Foundation.

     

    The seminar dealt with the topic of landscape. The nature of the experience of landscape is associated with diverse perception and movement. Such an experience was not possible for the students of the Academy of Fine Arts due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Instead of walks and site visits, the discussion of this topic was limited to digital conversations with Adam Szymczyk and international artists. The students documented the outcome of this digital exchange about landscape with silkscreen printings. They intentionally used a technique that they are not familiar with. The technique and format were standardized for everyone. The resulting silkscreens are on display in the ERSTE Foundation’s windows and can be viewed from the outside.

     

    Works by Viktoria Bayer, Anna Bochkova, Emma Carlén, Kristina Cyan, Louise Deininger, Marie Yaël Fidesser, Lisa Grosskopf, Anthia Loizou, Clemens Matschnig, Taro Meissner, Kamryn Pariso, Ursula Pokorny, Rasmus Richter, Olga Shapovalova, Rini Swarnaly Mitra and Kanako Tada.

    The exhibition “Undoing Landscape” was on view from March 16 to 23, 2021 at xhibit, the exhibition space of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

    Cover picture: In the studio working with silkscreens for “Undoing Landscape“, 2021. Photo: Anthia Loizou

     

    address :

    Am Belvedere 1, 1040 Wien

     

    duration:

    28.4.2021-27.05.2021

    referrence:

    Undoing Landscape at Erste Campus

     

     

    Undoing Landscape

    Building on the “Principle of Equality” seminar last year, which included the students’ encounters with artists—Daniel Spoerri in Vienna, as well as Elisabeth Wild and Vivian Suter in Panajachel, Guatemala, and concluded with the exhibition Wild Spoerri Rosenstein in 2019, the 2020–21 seminar convened by Adam Szymczyk considered the notion of landscape as both a physical and imaginary space.
    Landscape is a contested field where political and cultural projections clash and intersect. It is also in this intersection that “landscaping”—inextricably related to “picturing landscape”—can be situated and questioned from several different points of view.
    This one-week presentation of works by students of the seminar “Undoing Landscape” I held in 2020 and 2021 at the Akademie der bildenden Künste in Vienna is a result of a collective process. It involved several online meetings with guest speakers – the artists Rosalind Nashashibi (London), Ahlam Shibli (Berlin), Katharina Rosenberger (Zurich) and Ross Birrell (Glasgow) – as well as reading of texts of literature and viewing of films and video works. The authors who guided us through landscapes, always real and imagined at the same time, range between the anonymous Periplus of Erythraean Sea (1st century AD), Francesco Petrarca (The Ascent of Mt. Ventoux, ca. 1350), Malcolm Lowry (Under the Volcano, 1947) and Heiner Müller (Bildbeschreibung, 1988).
    The students who joined the seminar and produced works and texts for the exhibition come from different walks of life and work in diversity of media. After the seminar formally came to an end in January 2021, they produced silk screen prints in response to the task defined by one technique and one format – DIN A0, the largest standard print size available, which I suggested to the students as a way of bringing a common denominator to the variety of topics raised and responses that occurred during the seminar. For many participants, their silk screen print was their first work realized in this technique, which has a history related to mass reproduction employed for political causes—asking all participants for a willful renouncement of free expression, allowing all fine differences to emerge in keeping with the many lines of thinking that opened up in the seminar. While focusing on the transfer of content, the process required a sort of deskilling and suspension of any learned métier on part of the students.
    The experience of landscape is, in its nature, associated with peripatetic perception and movement. Limited by restrictions imposed on mobility by the global condition of pandemic, we were barred from common walks and site visits. Our mode of exchange was reduced to encounters on the screens of laptops, the grid of faces distributed in domestic settings of apartments and studios. Another landscape constituted itself in the collage made of detached settings, changing as participants joined and left, kept together by the set time of meetings. Has this experience, so unique to our era, left traces on individual works?
    The exhibition in the windows of xhibit will be followed by a joint portfolio including works by all participants, which can be used in future iterations of the project.
    -Adam Szymczyk
    Artists
    Viktoria Bayer, Anna Bochkova, Emma Carlén, Kristina Cyan, Louise Deininger, Marie Yaël Fidesser, Anthia Loizou, Clemens Matsching, Taro Meissner, Kamryn Pariso, Ursula Pokorny, Rasmus Richter, Olga Shapovalova, Rini Swarnaly Mitra, and Kanako Tada.
    Curated by Adam Szymczyk

    Duration

    Gruppenausstellung, Landschaft

    Dienstag, 16.03. 10:00
    bis Sonntag, 21.03.
    xhibit / Akademie der Bildenden Künste Wien
    Schillerplatz 3
    1010 Wien

    references:

    academy of fine arts vienna

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