Edson Barrus Eva Meyer
Eran Schaerf
Lygia Clark Karen
Claude Closky
Ariane Muller
Mark Dion
Christian Philipp Muller
Martin Ebner
Henrik Olesen
Peter Fend
Gunter Reski
Andrea Fraser
Hinrich Sachs
David Hammons
Christoph Schafer
Josef Strau
Leonore Mau
Hans Christian Dany
Astrid Wege
The exhibition is centred around artistic approaches that depict their own ways of ordering and managing time by reflecting on current values and temporal structures. Curated by Hans-Christian Dany and Astrid Wege.
Curated by Hans-Christian Dany and Astrid Wege
The exhibition is centred around artistic approaches that depict their own ways of ordering and managing time by reflecting on current values and temporal structures.
ÖKONOMIEN DER ZEIT
An exhibition with contributions from:
Edson Barrus Eva Meyer / Eran Schaerf
Lygia Clark Karen Michelsen Castañón
Claude Closky Ariane Müller
Mark Dion Christian Philipp Müller
Martin Ebner Henrik Olesen
Katja Eydel Ohio
Peter Fend Gunter Reski
Andrea Fraser Hinrich Sachs
David Hammons Christoph Schäfer
Korpys/Löffler Josef Strau
Leonore Mau Inga Svala Thorsdottir
Merve Verlag Barthélémy Toguo
Kunstraum der Universität Lüneburg
in collaboration with Hans-Peter Feldmann and Hans-Ulrich Obrist
When we talk about “economy of timeâ€, we generally mean using our time efficiently. “Ökonomien der Zeit†looks at the many different ways in which we can use time economically, even if it means wasting it.
The exhibition is centred around artistic approaches that depict their own ways of ordering and managing time by reflecting on current values and temporal structures. At the heart of these different viewpoints are issues of policy in image representation and historiography, the examination of what seem to be the increasingly ephemeral validity of products and images. Behind all this is the observation that our perception of everyday things is frequently organised into short-lived units of perception, despite our knowledge of the multifaceted nature of general interrelations: our attention is directed in each case at the here and now, or more precisely at whatever is closest to us at any particular time.
“Ökonomien der Zeit†examines the consequences of this concentration on the present: in what way have artistic methods changed in the light of this trend? How do artistic approaches react to specific changes in society? What ways of dealing with time do they develop, for instance by using archive and documentary techniques, or by devising new ways of living and working?
The exhibition, curated by Hans-Christian Dany and Astrid Wege, was produced in co-operation with the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, has been shown at the Akademie der Künste in Berlin, and is now being presented at the migros museum for contemporary art in Zurich.
To accompany the exhibition, a book, “Ökonomien der Zeit. Agendaâ€, has been published by Revolver. Archiv für zeitgenössische Kunst, Frankfurt am Main, 400 pages, many b/w illustrations, with contributions and words from all the artists taking part, plus essays by Sabeth Buchmann, Thomas Frank, Tom Holert, Antonio Negri and others. The book is on sale at
CHF 45.- .
http://www.oekonomienderzeit.de
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