Nilbar Güreş, Balance Board, Girl`s Parallel Bar undPommel Horse (aus der Serie unknown sports), 2009
Nilbar Güres is exhibiting as part of AFTERGLOW at Yokohama Triennale 2020 curated by Raqs Media Collective.
In the series ‘Unknown Sports’ women assemble in a gymnasium. However, rather than undertaking normal exercises, they adorn the equipment with household items, and integrate these into their exercises. The positions and movements relate to housework, fashion, beauty and body care. In the rituals performed in these « unknown sports » the women make the patriarchal private realm public, wittily subverting the roles imposed on them by society.
Zahlreiche Bauplätze und Planungen für Festspielhäuser wurden in den letzten 130 Jahren in Salzburg angedacht. Dies zeigt welch große Bedeutung dem Bau eines solchen Festspielhauses seit jeher zugemessen wurde.
Anlässlich 100 Jahre Salzburger Festspiele werden vier dieser nicht realisierten Architekturprojekte durch Interventionen von KünstlerInnen und ArchitektInnen im öffentlichen Raum präsentiert. Die historischen Festspielhausprojekte spiegeln sowohl die Visionen einzelner Personen als auch die differierenden Ansprüche der jeweiligen Zeit und Gesellschaft wider. Die vier für dieses Projekt ausgewählten Festspielhausentwürfe nehmen Bezug auf herausgehobene Lagen auf den Stadtbergen (Mönchs- und Kapuzinerberg) oder auf Erhebungen (Hellbrunn, Rosenhügel/Mirabellgarten).
Ausgangspunkt der Intervention von Werner Feiersinger ist das historische Gipsmodell für ein Festspielhaus [...]
The exhibitionTime Presentwith works from the Deutsche Bank Collection at the PalaisPopulaire, is devoted to international photography from the 1970s to the present. The show examines how artists deal with time and the basic questions of photography: What different levels of reality and time does a photograph capture? Does it actually depict a certain moment? Is what is seen in a photograph present or past, reality or imagination? Time Present documents how photography has expanded as a critical medium since the 1960s in conjunction with performance, film, conceptual art, media theory, and politics. At the same time, there are repeated references to painting and art history. The link between time and contemporary events provides the framework for examining the history of the Deutsche Bank Collection from various perspectives.
Artist talk and tour with Melanie Ebenhoch Join us as Melanie Ebenhoch gives a personal tour through her current solo exhibition at Galerie Martin Janda, Vienna, in dialogue with Anette Freudenberger.
We are delighted to participate in Art Basel’s second edition of Online Viewing Rooms.
THE OTHER UTOPIA
Galerie Martin Janda presents a selection of positions which investigate concepts of utopias, converging on continuous negotiations between the individual and society.
Our Viewing Room will feature a selection of works by:
Alessandro Balteo-Yazbeck Adriana Czernin Svenja Deininger Milena Dragicevic Melanie Ebenhoch Werner Feiersinger Nilbar Güres Jakob Kolding Július Koller Mangelos Asier Mendizabal Roman Ondak Tania Pérez Córdova Roman Signer Mladen Stilinović Sharon Ya'ari Yu Ji
