25/01/2016

Biennale di Venezia 2015 – Three female artist participations

After “Three artistic approaches to conditions of labour” and “Artistic views on the world order” we are glancing at three female participations to the 56th International Art Exhibition in Venice. The first view in on “The Probable Trust Registry”. It is the awarded work from Adrian Piper in the Arsenale. Then we move to the… (read more)

Posted in Exhibitions and tagged 56th International Art Exhibition, Adrian Piper, Arsenale, Benjamin Franklin, Bienale di Venezia, Camille Norment, Elizabeth Dee Gallery Gallery, European skin-tone, Giardini, glass armonica, Golden Lion, I will always be too expensive to buy, Marie Antoinette, Mozart, Nordic Pavilion, Norway, Our Product, Pamela Rosenkranz, Rapture, Renaissance, Swiss Pavilion, Switzerland, The Probable Trust Registry, The Rules of the Game, Venice
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04/03/2015

Interview: Thyra Schmidt – I just can’t be nowhere

The exhibition “I can’t just be nowhere” by the German artist Thyra Schmidt had been shown for six weeks (09/18 – 11/01/2009) in the public space of Oslo, Norway. The large scale photos and text works on the house fronts of the city districts Oslo sentrum, Grøland and Grünerlokka had a very private character. Due… (read more)

Posted in Interviews and tagged Bettine von Arnim, Christoph Hein, Eisenhüttenstadt, Germany, Goethe, Goethe-Institute, Grünerlokka, Grøland, I just can’t be nowhere, Jon Fosse, Melancholia, Norway, Novalis, Oslo, Oslo sentrum, Thyra Schmidt
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25/01/2016

Biennale di Venezia 2015 – Three female artist participations

04/03/2015

Interview: Thyra Schmidt – I just can’t be nowhere

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