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SPECIAL EDITION
HILDEGARD PROJEKT
Minna Kangasmaa | Annette Kuhl | Gabriele Regiert |
Hildegard Skowasch | Magdalena Drebber | Maik Scheermann |
Petra Tödter | Tuomo Kangasmaa
Galerie IG BILDENDE KUNST, Vienna, Austria
7.3.-4.5.2012
SPECIAL EDITION
Open. Direct. Risky.
With Special Edition continues the Gallery IG Bildende Kunst, the number of annual members' exhibition Members only. This year, the Hildegard Project was invited by the Gallery IG Bildende Kunst to curate the “Members only” 2012 exhibition. Thirty -one artists were chosen by lottery to participate in the project with one of their artworks.
Members only
Anatoliy Babiychuk | Ann Limnos | Christa Knott | Elke Schmölzer | Esther Vörösmarty | Gabriele Eagle Freudenreich | George Gheorghe | Gunilla Drofenik | Ivo Rossi Sief | Josef Machynka | Karin Piper | Catherine Puschnig | Kurt Daque | Letizia Werth | Lisette Rosenthal | Manora Auersperg | Margit Feyerer-Fleischanderl | Melanie Nief | Michael Endlicher | Monika Herschberger | Monika Lederbauer | Nils Olger | Regina Moritz | Renate Merz Inger-Pleban | Sabine Jelinek | Sonja Bendel | Stefan Kuntner | Stefan Leopold Malicky | Susanne Hornbostel | Vesna Muhr | Wolfgang Dokulil
The Hildegard Project is a group of German/Finnish artists who through a democratic, artistic process of exploration, defines works of art as material to develop the Hildegard Project sculpture. Special Edition in Gallery IG Bildende Kunst in Vienna is the biggest gig of Hildegard Project. The German-Finnish artists' collective faces the challenge of developing a group of nearly 40 participants and create together an common installation that includes paintings, drawings, objects, sculpture, installation, photography and video.
Over a period of 5 days the artists came together in the rooms of the gallery to approach through discussion and action the various forms of presentation, the outlines of which were laid out on the floor with adhesive tape. Audio recordings convey the constant ups and downs, developments, rejections and the intense conflicts with their moments of bewilderment and discovery. The process with its varying participants is recorded visually with photos.
The entire exploration process transforms itself into the medium of the tape images on the gallery floor. The presentation of the artwork on the upper parts of the gallery walls documents them as material – at the same time they regain their original intention.
Welcome to the opening of the exhibition on Tuesday 6 March 7 pm
Address: Galerie IG BILDENDE KUNST
Gumpendorfer Straße 10-12, 1060 Wien, Austria
Tel. +43 (0)1 524 09 09
galerie(at)igbildendekunst.at
http://www.hildegard-projekt.de/
Minna Kangasmaa | Annette Kuhl | Gabriele Regiert |
Hildegard Skowasch | Magdalena Drebber | Maik Scheermann |
Petra Tödter | Tuomo Kangasmaa
Galerie IG BILDENDE KUNST, Vienna, Austria
7.3.-4.5.2012
SPECIAL EDITION
Open. Direct. Risky.
With Special Edition continues the Gallery IG Bildende Kunst, the number of annual members' exhibition Members only. This year, the Hildegard Project was invited by the Gallery IG Bildende Kunst to curate the “Members only” 2012 exhibition. Thirty -one artists were chosen by lottery to participate in the project with one of their artworks.
Members only
Anatoliy Babiychuk | Ann Limnos | Christa Knott | Elke Schmölzer | Esther Vörösmarty | Gabriele Eagle Freudenreich | George Gheorghe | Gunilla Drofenik | Ivo Rossi Sief | Josef Machynka | Karin Piper | Catherine Puschnig | Kurt Daque | Letizia Werth | Lisette Rosenthal | Manora Auersperg | Margit Feyerer-Fleischanderl | Melanie Nief | Michael Endlicher | Monika Herschberger | Monika Lederbauer | Nils Olger | Regina Moritz | Renate Merz Inger-Pleban | Sabine Jelinek | Sonja Bendel | Stefan Kuntner | Stefan Leopold Malicky | Susanne Hornbostel | Vesna Muhr | Wolfgang Dokulil
The Hildegard Project is a group of German/Finnish artists who through a democratic, artistic process of exploration, defines works of art as material to develop the Hildegard Project sculpture. Special Edition in Gallery IG Bildende Kunst in Vienna is the biggest gig of Hildegard Project. The German-Finnish artists' collective faces the challenge of developing a group of nearly 40 participants and create together an common installation that includes paintings, drawings, objects, sculpture, installation, photography and video.
Over a period of 5 days the artists came together in the rooms of the gallery to approach through discussion and action the various forms of presentation, the outlines of which were laid out on the floor with adhesive tape. Audio recordings convey the constant ups and downs, developments, rejections and the intense conflicts with their moments of bewilderment and discovery. The process with its varying participants is recorded visually with photos.
The entire exploration process transforms itself into the medium of the tape images on the gallery floor. The presentation of the artwork on the upper parts of the gallery walls documents them as material – at the same time they regain their original intention.
Welcome to the opening of the exhibition on Tuesday 6 March 7 pm
Address: Galerie IG BILDENDE KUNST
Gumpendorfer Straße 10-12, 1060 Wien, Austria
Tel. +43 (0)1 524 09 09
galerie(at)igbildendekunst.at
http://www.hildegard-projekt.de/
http://www.igbildendekunst.at/kunst/ausstellungen-2012/special-edition.htm