Valie Export
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- Exposition
La 5ème édition du Summer of Photography à Bruxelles
Le Palais des Beaux-Arts se prépare pour la 5ème édition du Summer of Photography. Cette année, la biennale se concentre sur le thème des relations entre les genres.
À l’initiative de Bozar, 30 partenaires ont à nouveau uni leurs forces pour que prenne place en Belgique une plateforme internationale de la photographie.
L’exposition principale du festival WOMAN. The Feminist Avant-Garde from the 1970s comprendra plus de 450 œuvres de 29 photographes qui ont radicalement changé l’image de la femme. L’exposition met en images le mouvement féministe à son apogée, avec des œuvres rares de Cindy Sherman, Renate Bertlmann, Valie Export, Birgit Jürgenssen et Eleanor Antin. Ces artistes présenter... - Exposition
« Tattoo, the face of freedom » in Teutloff Museum
The tattoo, originally “the tatau” ornaments the skin and thus abstracts everyday life. The Tattoo is a masquerade of the skin and marks the body itself as the place of fantasy. Because through the painted body - through the tattoo - the body itself becomes exotic and therefore there is no normal everyday life anymore. Now there is only an exotic and erotic everyday life possible.
To cover the body with signs is like opening a door. A door to paradise, to another place, to an utopian place. The body itself becomes this heterotopos. The body itself becomes this utopian place. The door of the tattoo leads to the theater of illusions - just think of Genet -, to the theater of desires like in a dream. The door of the tattoo leads to the room of childhood, to the chambers of the unconscious.
To tattoo o... - Exposition
Mois de la Photo 2012 : exposition du Centre Culturel Suisse
Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AUT), André Gelpke (D), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AUT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa (RO) & Lucia Tkácová (SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PO), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (RU), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH).
Since its creation in 1993, the Fotomuseum Winterthur has become one of the most important institutions devoted to contemporary photography. Today its international collection comprises some 4,000 works, collected through a purchasing policy, gifts or permanent loans. Since 2003... - Exposition
«Body Language» œuvres de la collection du Fotomuseum Winterthur au centre Culturel Suisse
Dans le cadre du Mois de la Photo à Paris, novembre 2012
Avec : Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AT), André Gelpke (DE), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkácová (RO/SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PL), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (BY), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH)
Depuis sa création en 1993, le Fotomuseum Winterthur s’est imposé comme une des institutions les plus importantes consacrées à la photographie contempo... - Exposition
Exposition "L'espace de l'autre" à Lectoure
L’exposition L’espace de l’autre est une invitation du Centre d’art et photographie de Lectoure à l’Artothèque les arts au mur, de Pessac.
Autour d’une collection de 700 œuvres et plus de 50 expositions depuis 2002, l’Artothèque construit, par le biais du prêt, une relation privilégiée entre l’art contemporain et des publics diversifiés – particuliers, scolaires, universités, entreprises, collectivités, hôpitaux, centres sociaux, prisons … La mise en place de résidences artistiques, conférences et actions éducatives complètent ce projet artistique unique en Région Aquitaine dans un double objectif de soutien à la création et de sens... - Exposition
Une chambre à soi - Galerie Christophe Gaillard
"Monsieur, une femme qui compose est semblable à un chien qui marche sur ses pattes de derrière. Ce qu'il fait n'est pas bien fait, mais vous êtes surpris de le voir faire."
Une chambre à soi. Virginia Woolf
— Je ne vois pas ce que tu veux dire.
— Tu ne vois pas ce que je veux dire ? Et bien il faut que ce soit une pratique régulière. C'est ce que je cherche...
— Tu es drôle toi... Des ?lles, et encore d'autres ?lles... Tu en connais beaucoup toi qui se photographient?... Je ré?échis... Dans l'esprit de Claude Cahun?
— Non pas forcément mais c'est ce qui vient tout de suite à l'idée: Claude Cahun, La Castiglione, Madame Yevonde... (1) Celles qui osent regarder l... - Exposition
Time and Countertime - VALIE EXPORT
A major solo exhibition dedicated to VALIE EXPORT opens Museion's 2011 exhibition programme, continuing in the direction initiated in 2010, with the focus on female artists and the language of sculpture in a broader sense.
The art of VALIE EXPORT (Linz, 1940) is devoted to radical social and political critique. Over more than four decades her wide-ranging career has spanned performances, actions, photography, film, expanded cinema, sculptures, texts and installations. Her works address markedly topical themes such as violence, wounds, the female image and how individuals are influenced by physical and social contexts. Early works with a powerful feminist stance, such as Tap and Touch Cinema and Action Pants: Genital Panic are now genuine icons of art history. Throughout her varied career she has always tackled... - Exposition
DONNA: FEMINIST AVANT-GARDE OF THE 1970s
Since its inception in 2004 the Sammlung Verbund focuses on the feminist art movement of the 1970s as one of the main areas of collecting. In keeping with its maxim, "Depth before Breadth", the fruits of this particular focus are now for the first time presented in Italy. The Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna in Rome shows an exhibition entitled DONNA: FEMINIST AVANT-GARDE OF THE 1970s from Sammlung Verbund, Vienna.
The director of the collection, Gabriele Schor, has taken the initiative and deliberately designated the feminist art movement of the 1970s as Feminist Avant-Garde, in order to emphasise its trailblazing role, as it is, like no other art movement in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, a decisive force in shaping contemporary art production. The Feminist Avant-Garde is still an open field and ... - Exposition
A virtual exhibition - TATTOO
Tattoo
Curated by Peter Weibel, ZKM
The tattoo, originally "the tatau" ornaments the skin and thus abstracts everyday life. The Tattoo is a masquerade of the skin and marks the body itself as the place of fantasy. Because through the painted body - through the tattoo - the body itself becomes exotic and therefore there is no normal everyday life anymore. Now there is only an exotic and erotic everyday life possible.
To cover the body with signs is like opening a door. A door to paradise, to another place, to an utopian place. The body itself becomes this heterotopos. The body itself becomes this utopian place.
The door of the tattoo leads to the theater of illusions - just think of Genet -, to the theater of desires like in a dream. The door of the tattoo leads to the room of childhood, to t... - Exposition
Austrian Cultural Forum New York
Curator: Walter Seidl
Commissioner and Producer: Andreas Stadler
Exhibition Coordinators: Elisabeth Haider (New York), Cornelia Stellwag- Carion (Vienna)
Exhibition Assistance: Natascha Boojar, Marlene Hausegger, Anna Katharina Obenhuber, Maria Simma, Susanne Zöhrer
The exhibition is generously supported by Erste Group, Austrian Airlines, Czech Center, Polish Cultural Institute
The Austrian Cultural Forum is kindly supported by Austrian Airlines, Botstiber Foundation, RZB Finance, Zumtobel Staff
Cutting Realities Gender Strategies in Art
On the 40th anniversary of 1968 the Austrian Cultural Forum New York presents Cutting Realities, an exhibition that links the cultural revolution of the 1960s with contemporary approaches to issues of gender. The works of the fifteen participating artists are drawn fr... - Exposition
Darkside - Photographic Desire and Sexuality Photographed
Photography is present everywhere. It plays a formative role in all societies and in private, public, intimate, commercial, and "free" areas of our lives. It is also present in the closed off areas, there where it is "dark", where we withdraw from society, or where acts are excluded from society. For eroticism, sexuality, desire, and identity, photography is a central visual tool: as document, stimulation, instrument of power, and as artistic form of expression.
The exhibition and book project Darkside will discuss photography as an instrument of representation and as an important visual catalyst of sexuality. Photography shows and stylizes lust and passion, fantasy and desire, power and violence, voyeurism and self-presentation in sexuality. Fantasy and desire form a thrilling pact with photograph... - Exposition
Female Trouble The camera as mirror and stage of female projection
Since the invention of photography more than 170 years ago it has been largely women who have used this technical medium to project themselves through role playing and masquerading. As well as the experimental urge to constantly recreate ones ego, the camera has also served as a means of calling into question clichés of female representation. Playing with the image of the eternally feminine was and remains a discourse with gender identity, its social and political definitions and reaching beyond them.
The exhibition focuses on contemporary women artists such as Cindy Sherman, Sarah Lucas, Monica Bonvicini and Pipilotti Rist, who with the aid of photography and video art investigate the female image. The artists explore the question of what image patterns the media age employs for portraying femininity and how t... - Exposition
Out of Body
Open Eye Gallery is proud to present Out of Body, an exhibition of photographs and moving image works that explore, manipulate and reflect upon the human body. The exhibition looks at the relationship between biological and photographic time, contrasting the continuous life cycle with the still photographic instant. Rejecting the rules of traditional portraiture, Out of Body does not attempt to capture the human body in a stable visual form. Instead it expresses the resistance of our bodies to being coded or pinned down as images, and the limitations of the technologies through which we attempt to do this.
During a trip to Tasmania, Yannick Demerle (France) made long-exposure photographs of himself in gloomy, TV-lit motel rooms. He now presents these images in negative, giving them a lingering, spectral feeling. Namik... - Exposition
SWITCHER SEX-Video Works and Photography from the Teutloff Collection
Slought Foundation, Philadelphia is pleased to announce the first exhibition of works from the Teutloff Collection, Germany, featuring a selection of international artists whose film and video works examine the varied manifestations of the human body in contemporary society. The exhibition will be on display in the galleries at Slought Foundation from December 12, 2007 - February 9, 2008; the opening reception will take place on Saturday, January 19th, 2007 from 6:30-8:30pm. The works featured in this exhibition will be selected by Osvaldo Romberg, Senior Curator at Slought Foundation;
featuring video works by donigan cumming, tracey emin, sigalit landau, bjørn melhus, patricia piccinini, michael rees, una szeemann, zhou xiaohu, and peter weibel; photographs by diane arbus, matthew barney, katharina bosse, hen...
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Le Palais des Beaux-Arts se prépare pour la 5ème édition du Summer of Photography. Cette année, la biennale se concentre sur le thème des relations entre les genres.
À l’initiative de Bozar, 30 partenaires ont à nouveau uni leurs forces pour que prenne place en Belgique une plateforme internationale de la photographie.
L’exposition principale du festival WOMAN. The Feminist Avant-Garde from the 1970s comprendra plus de 450 œuvres de 29 photographes qui ont radicalement changé l’image de la femme. L’exposition met en images le mouvement féministe à son apogée, avec des œuvres rares de Cindy Sherman, Renate Bertlmann, Valie Export, Birgit Jürgenssen et Eleanor Antin. Ces artistes présenter...
The tattoo, originally “the tatau” ornaments the skin and thus abstracts everyday life. The Tattoo is a masquerade of the skin and marks the body itself as the place of fantasy. Because through the painted body - through the tattoo - the body itself becomes exotic and therefore there is no normal everyday life anymore. Now there is only an exotic and erotic everyday life possible.
To cover the body with signs is like opening a door. A door to paradise, to another place, to an utopian place. The body itself becomes this heterotopos. The body itself becomes this utopian place. The door of the tattoo leads to the theater of illusions - just think of Genet -, to the theater of desires like in a dream. The door of the tattoo leads to the room of childhood, to the chambers of the unconscious.
To tattoo o...
Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AUT), André Gelpke (D), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AUT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa (RO) & Lucia Tkácová (SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PO), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (RU), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH).
Since its creation in 1993, the Fotomuseum Winterthur has become one of the most important institutions devoted to contemporary photography. Today its international collection comprises some 4,000 works, collected through a purchasing policy, gifts or permanent loans. Since 2003...
Dans le cadre du Mois de la Photo à Paris, novembre 2012
Avec : Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AT), André Gelpke (DE), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkácová (RO/SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PL), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (BY), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH)
Depuis sa création en 1993, le Fotomuseum Winterthur s’est imposé comme une des institutions les plus importantes consacrées à la photographie contempo...
L’exposition L’espace de l’autre est une invitation du Centre d’art et photographie de Lectoure à l’Artothèque les arts au mur, de Pessac.
Autour d’une collection de 700 œuvres et plus de 50 expositions depuis 2002, l’Artothèque construit, par le biais du prêt, une relation privilégiée entre l’art contemporain et des publics diversifiés – particuliers, scolaires, universités, entreprises, collectivités, hôpitaux, centres sociaux, prisons … La mise en place de résidences artistiques, conférences et actions éducatives complètent ce projet artistique unique en Région Aquitaine dans un double objectif de soutien à la création et de sens...
"Monsieur, une femme qui compose est semblable à un chien qui marche sur ses pattes de derrière. Ce qu'il fait n'est pas bien fait, mais vous êtes surpris de le voir faire."
Une chambre à soi. Virginia Woolf
— Je ne vois pas ce que tu veux dire.
— Tu ne vois pas ce que je veux dire ? Et bien il faut que ce soit une pratique régulière. C'est ce que je cherche...
— Tu es drôle toi... Des ?lles, et encore d'autres ?lles... Tu en connais beaucoup toi qui se photographient?... Je ré?échis... Dans l'esprit de Claude Cahun?
— Non pas forcément mais c'est ce qui vient tout de suite à l'idée: Claude Cahun, La Castiglione, Madame Yevonde... (1) Celles qui osent regarder l...
A major solo exhibition dedicated to VALIE EXPORT opens Museion's 2011 exhibition programme, continuing in the direction initiated in 2010, with the focus on female artists and the language of sculpture in a broader sense.
The art of VALIE EXPORT (Linz, 1940) is devoted to radical social and political critique. Over more than four decades her wide-ranging career has spanned performances, actions, photography, film, expanded cinema, sculptures, texts and installations. Her works address markedly topical themes such as violence, wounds, the female image and how individuals are influenced by physical and social contexts. Early works with a powerful feminist stance, such as Tap and Touch Cinema and Action Pants: Genital Panic are now genuine icons of art history. Throughout her varied career she has always tackled...
Since its inception in 2004 the Sammlung Verbund focuses on the feminist art movement of the 1970s as one of the main areas of collecting. In keeping with its maxim, "Depth before Breadth", the fruits of this particular focus are now for the first time presented in Italy. The Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna in Rome shows an exhibition entitled DONNA: FEMINIST AVANT-GARDE OF THE 1970s from Sammlung Verbund, Vienna.
The director of the collection, Gabriele Schor, has taken the initiative and deliberately designated the feminist art movement of the 1970s as Feminist Avant-Garde, in order to emphasise its trailblazing role, as it is, like no other art movement in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, a decisive force in shaping contemporary art production. The Feminist Avant-Garde is still an open field and ...
Tattoo
Curated by Peter Weibel, ZKM
The tattoo, originally "the tatau" ornaments the skin and thus abstracts everyday life. The Tattoo is a masquerade of the skin and marks the body itself as the place of fantasy. Because through the painted body - through the tattoo - the body itself becomes exotic and therefore there is no normal everyday life anymore. Now there is only an exotic and erotic everyday life possible.
To cover the body with signs is like opening a door. A door to paradise, to another place, to an utopian place. The body itself becomes this heterotopos. The body itself becomes this utopian place.
The door of the tattoo leads to the theater of illusions - just think of Genet -, to the theater of desires like in a dream. The door of the tattoo leads to the room of childhood, to t...
Curator: Walter Seidl
Commissioner and Producer: Andreas Stadler
Exhibition Coordinators: Elisabeth Haider (New York), Cornelia Stellwag- Carion (Vienna)
Exhibition Assistance: Natascha Boojar, Marlene Hausegger, Anna Katharina Obenhuber, Maria Simma, Susanne Zöhrer
The exhibition is generously supported by Erste Group, Austrian Airlines, Czech Center, Polish Cultural Institute
The Austrian Cultural Forum is kindly supported by Austrian Airlines, Botstiber Foundation, RZB Finance, Zumtobel Staff
Cutting Realities Gender Strategies in Art
On the 40th anniversary of 1968 the Austrian Cultural Forum New York presents Cutting Realities, an exhibition that links the cultural revolution of the 1960s with contemporary approaches to issues of gender. The works of the fifteen participating artists are drawn fr...
Photography is present everywhere. It plays a formative role in all societies and in private, public, intimate, commercial, and "free" areas of our lives. It is also present in the closed off areas, there where it is "dark", where we withdraw from society, or where acts are excluded from society. For eroticism, sexuality, desire, and identity, photography is a central visual tool: as document, stimulation, instrument of power, and as artistic form of expression.
The exhibition and book project Darkside will discuss photography as an instrument of representation and as an important visual catalyst of sexuality. Photography shows and stylizes lust and passion, fantasy and desire, power and violence, voyeurism and self-presentation in sexuality. Fantasy and desire form a thrilling pact with photograph...
Since the invention of photography more than 170 years ago it has been largely women who have used this technical medium to project themselves through role playing and masquerading. As well as the experimental urge to constantly recreate ones ego, the camera has also served as a means of calling into question clichés of female representation. Playing with the image of the eternally feminine was and remains a discourse with gender identity, its social and political definitions and reaching beyond them.
The exhibition focuses on contemporary women artists such as Cindy Sherman, Sarah Lucas, Monica Bonvicini and Pipilotti Rist, who with the aid of photography and video art investigate the female image. The artists explore the question of what image patterns the media age employs for portraying femininity and how t...
Open Eye Gallery is proud to present Out of Body, an exhibition of photographs and moving image works that explore, manipulate and reflect upon the human body. The exhibition looks at the relationship between biological and photographic time, contrasting the continuous life cycle with the still photographic instant. Rejecting the rules of traditional portraiture, Out of Body does not attempt to capture the human body in a stable visual form. Instead it expresses the resistance of our bodies to being coded or pinned down as images, and the limitations of the technologies through which we attempt to do this.
During a trip to Tasmania, Yannick Demerle (France) made long-exposure photographs of himself in gloomy, TV-lit motel rooms. He now presents these images in negative, giving them a lingering, spectral feeling. Namik...
Slought Foundation, Philadelphia is pleased to announce the first exhibition of works from the Teutloff Collection, Germany, featuring a selection of international artists whose film and video works examine the varied manifestations of the human body in contemporary society. The exhibition will be on display in the galleries at Slought Foundation from December 12, 2007 - February 9, 2008; the opening reception will take place on Saturday, January 19th, 2007 from 6:30-8:30pm. The works featured in this exhibition will be selected by Osvaldo Romberg, Senior Curator at Slought Foundation;
featuring video works by donigan cumming, tracey emin, sigalit landau, bjørn melhus, patricia piccinini, michael rees, una szeemann, zhou xiaohu, and peter weibel; photographs by diane arbus, matthew barney, katharina bosse, hen...