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13/10/2004

Sculpture

Kunsthalle Wien, Wien

Precarious Realism between Melancholia and Comedy. The exhibition celebrates realism, yet also questions the cogency of realism. The theme is not one of true-to-nature depictions. Sculpture becomes a mirror of another reality – a reality that is tired of beautiful appearances, which turns more to the intermediary tones, to a world of internalized fantasy, comic, and melancholy. Sculpture draws back from the triviality of the familiar and expresses feelings in a precarious and innovative world of new forms.


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The exhibition celebrates realism, yet also questions the cogency of realism. The theme is not one of true-to-nature depictions. Sculpture becomes a mirror of another reality – a reality that is tired of beautiful appearances, which turns more to the intermediary tones, to a world of internalized fantasy, comic, and melancholy. Sculpture draws back from the triviality of the familiar and expresses feelings in a precarious and innovative world of new forms.
The exhibition pursues two journeys: the will to see the human subject act in paradoxical and strange interactions with a multifunctional and often resistant environment, and the desire to present strange, animated worlds of objects and machines, which present the onlooker with a latent, intimate parallel world.

Artists: Lynda Benglis, Alighiero Boetti, Thomas Demand, Tom Claassen, Keith Edmier, Urs Fischer, Peter Fischli/David Weiss, Giuseppe Gabellone, Isa Genzken, Matt King, Martin Kippenberger, Takehito Koganezawa, Tetsumi Kudo, Sarah Lucas, Mark Manders, David Moises, Richard Prince, Jason Reppert, Medardo Rosso, Thomas Schütte, Peter Senoner, Erik Steinbrecher, Yoshihiro Suda, Rebecca Warren, Franz West, Bill Woodrow, Erwin Wurm.

Press conference: Thu, 14 October 2004, 10 am, hall 1

Opening: Thu, 14 October 2004, 7 pm, hall 1

15 October 2004 – 20 February 2005, hall 1

media-cooperation with the daily newspaper

Image: Thomas Schütte, Stahlfrau Nr. 12, 2003, photo: Florian Holzer / Courtesy Galerie Schöttle, München

Kunsthalle Wien
New Building Museumsplatz 1, A - 1070
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