ARTIST TALK
Galerie im Schlosspavillon
— Orte im Visier
— Orte im Visier
Sunday, 13th Okcober 2024 at 15:00
at the Galerie im Schlosspavillon
with Rasmus Kleine (Director of Kallmann-Museum)
Information to the event here.
Kallmann-Museum Ismaning
Schloßstr. 3b
85737 Ismaning
at the Galerie im Schlosspavillon
with Rasmus Kleine (Director of Kallmann-Museum)
Information to the event here.
Kallmann-Museum Ismaning
Schloßstr. 3b
85737 Ismaning
PREVIEW
Landesmuseum Stuttgart
— PROTEST! Von der Wut zur Bewegung
(From anger to movement)
— PROTEST! Von der Wut zur Bewegung
(From anger to movement)
EXHIBTION
Museum für Neue Kunst, Freiburg im Breisgau
— Modern Times -
Images of the 1920s
— Modern Times -
Images of the 1920s
September 27th, 2024 – February, 16th 2025
War traumas, revolution and political radicalization, democracy, women's suffrage, freedom and individuality, poverty and wealth: the 1920s were a time full of contradictions and supposed incompatibilities. Works by Otto Dix, Conrad Felixmüller, George Grosz, Käthe Kollwitz and Elisabeth Voigt reflect life between the world wars, on the street, in the factory, in cafés and cabarets. Above all, they focus on those people who were at the lowest rung of society. Around 100 years later, the same themes are still relevant. The exhibition shows works from Expressionism to New Objectivity from the Lindenau Museum Altenburg and the Freiburg Museum of Contemporary Art, supplemented by contemporary artistic positions. Monika Huber's video work RIOTS from 2018 can be seen in the exhibition room “revolution”. A catalog accompanies the exhibition.
Marienstraße 10a
79098 Freiburg im Breisgau
More information about the exhibition here.
War traumas, revolution and political radicalization, democracy, women's suffrage, freedom and individuality, poverty and wealth: the 1920s were a time full of contradictions and supposed incompatibilities. Works by Otto Dix, Conrad Felixmüller, George Grosz, Käthe Kollwitz and Elisabeth Voigt reflect life between the world wars, on the street, in the factory, in cafés and cabarets. Above all, they focus on those people who were at the lowest rung of society. Around 100 years later, the same themes are still relevant. The exhibition shows works from Expressionism to New Objectivity from the Lindenau Museum Altenburg and the Freiburg Museum of Contemporary Art, supplemented by contemporary artistic positions. Monika Huber's video work RIOTS from 2018 can be seen in the exhibition room “revolution”. A catalog accompanies the exhibition.
Marienstraße 10a
79098 Freiburg im Breisgau
More information about the exhibition here.
TALK
Städtische Galerie Rosenheim
Friday, 4 October 2024, 7.30 pm
OneThirtyVideo screening and artist talk
Monika Huber on the book “Archiv Einsdreissig”
For more than ten years, Monika Huber has been developing an image archive entitled “OneThirty”. The title refers to the average length of a single news item. Every day, Monika Huber photographs images from news reports that bear witness to protest, war, violence and their consequences and reworks them with the means of painting and drawing. Over the years, an archive has been created that reveals a “grammar” of news images and invites us to take a critical look at crisis reporting on television.
More information here.
Admission free.
Max-Bram-Platz 2, 83022 Rosenheim
OneThirtyVideo screening and artist talk
Monika Huber on the book “Archiv Einsdreissig”
For more than ten years, Monika Huber has been developing an image archive entitled “OneThirty”. The title refers to the average length of a single news item. Every day, Monika Huber photographs images from news reports that bear witness to protest, war, violence and their consequences and reworks them with the means of painting and drawing. Over the years, an archive has been created that reveals a “grammar” of news images and invites us to take a critical look at crisis reporting on television.
More information here.
Admission free.
Max-Bram-Platz 2, 83022 Rosenheim
EXHIBTION
Galerie Nord,
Kunstverein Tiergarten
— RE:VISION
Kunstverein Tiergarten
— RE:VISION
September 13th – October 26th, 2024
20 years of Kunstverein Tiergarten
1303 artists and 890 other participants
Opening: Friday, September 13th, 7pm
Welcome and moderation: Julia Heunemann and Ulrike Riebel (Chairwoman of the Board Kunstverein Tiergarten)
RE:VISION dares to do the almost impossible. For the anniversary of the Kunstverein Tiergarten, the publication and exhibition project brings together the names of all 2193 people and institutions that have actively participated in exhibitions and events at Galerie Nord over the past 20 years, thereby providing relevant aesthetic impulses and initiating and enriching socio-political discourse.
More information about the exhibition here.
Turmstraße 75, 10551 Berlin
20 years of Kunstverein Tiergarten
1303 artists and 890 other participants
Opening: Friday, September 13th, 7pm
Welcome and moderation: Julia Heunemann and Ulrike Riebel (Chairwoman of the Board Kunstverein Tiergarten)
RE:VISION dares to do the almost impossible. For the anniversary of the Kunstverein Tiergarten, the publication and exhibition project brings together the names of all 2193 people and institutions that have actively participated in exhibitions and events at Galerie Nord over the past 20 years, thereby providing relevant aesthetic impulses and initiating and enriching socio-political discourse.
More information about the exhibition here.
Turmstraße 75, 10551 Berlin