Michael Hopfner
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- Exposition
Exposition : Hamish Fulton and Michael Höpfner Canto di strada (Street Song)
Canto di strada (Street Song) is the title of the personal double by Hamish Fulton and Michael Höpfner, booked at the MAN Museum in Nuoro, starting on 6 February.
The exhibition is a dialogue stemming on the shared concept of walks as a motor of artistic experiences. Curated by Lorenzo Giusti, it introduces a series of new works—photographs, wall drawings, drawings and installations—born out of the common experience of travel in the mountains of central Sardinia. Hamish Fulton (b. 1946, London) is one of the most representative figures of English art in recent decades. Along with Richard Long he is considered the founding father of an international movement of "walking artists," with Michael Höpfner (b. 1972, Krems) currently one of the most radical members.
The exhibit at the Nuoro... - Exposition
Fotogalerie Wien presents «Mobility I - Travelling»
Alongside excessive communication, inordinate mobility is one of the determining factors among the global phenomena of the early twenty-first century. As part of this year’s main focus, the Fotogalerie Wien is showing artworks concerned with the manifold aspects of this subject from differing viewpoints. The three-part series of exhibitions contains positions relating to the interwoven fields of voluntary travelling, borders and border areas and the volatile flows of capital and information with their physical consequences affecting many people. The curatorial team has developed each part of this trilogy together with the artists in an open process, and in so doing set off on a trip that often contains surprising discoveries. The interaction of the various works produces a dialogue that repeatedly renders new mo... - Exposition
La nouvelle gallerie OstLich s'ouvre avec l'exposition «Natch»
For the opening exhibition "Nacht" (Night) artists who have dealt with the subject in their work were invited to contribute.
"Nacht" shows pieces that reflect on the many associations and phenomena of the time between sundown and break of dawn : dreams, darkness, night life, loneliness, crime, the uncanny, sexuality, silence…
The selected artists research, wander and capture the night in various ways and from many contextual perspectives.
Artists :
Katrina Daschner, Andreas Duscha, Christian Eisenberger, Tomas Eller, Michael Höpfner, Inge Krause, Hans Kupelwieser, Tina Lechner, Tatiana Lecomte, Roberta Lima, Tina Ribarits, Reiner Riedler, Gregor Sailer, Linn Schröder, Jules Spinatsch, Borjana Ventzislavova, Nives Widauer, Anita Witek.
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Canto di strada (Street Song) is the title of the personal double by Hamish Fulton and Michael Höpfner, booked at the MAN Museum in Nuoro, starting on 6 February.
The exhibition is a dialogue stemming on the shared concept of walks as a motor of artistic experiences. Curated by Lorenzo Giusti, it introduces a series of new works—photographs, wall drawings, drawings and installations—born out of the common experience of travel in the mountains of central Sardinia. Hamish Fulton (b. 1946, London) is one of the most representative figures of English art in recent decades. Along with Richard Long he is considered the founding father of an international movement of "walking artists," with Michael Höpfner (b. 1972, Krems) currently one of the most radical members.
The exhibit at the Nuoro...
Alongside excessive communication, inordinate mobility is one of the determining factors among the global phenomena of the early twenty-first century. As part of this year’s main focus, the Fotogalerie Wien is showing artworks concerned with the manifold aspects of this subject from differing viewpoints. The three-part series of exhibitions contains positions relating to the interwoven fields of voluntary travelling, borders and border areas and the volatile flows of capital and information with their physical consequences affecting many people. The curatorial team has developed each part of this trilogy together with the artists in an open process, and in so doing set off on a trip that often contains surprising discoveries. The interaction of the various works produces a dialogue that repeatedly renders new mo...
For the opening exhibition "Nacht" (Night) artists who have dealt with the subject in their work were invited to contribute.
"Nacht" shows pieces that reflect on the many associations and phenomena of the time between sundown and break of dawn : dreams, darkness, night life, loneliness, crime, the uncanny, sexuality, silence…
The selected artists research, wander and capture the night in various ways and from many contextual perspectives.
Artists :
Katrina Daschner, Andreas Duscha, Christian Eisenberger, Tomas Eller, Michael Höpfner, Inge Krause, Hans Kupelwieser, Tina Lechner, Tatiana Lecomte, Roberta Lima, Tina Ribarits, Reiner Riedler, Gregor Sailer, Linn Schröder, Jules Spinatsch, Borjana Ventzislavova, Nives Widauer, Anita Witek.
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