Pierre Bismuth
Jacqueline Chanton
Jimmie Durhan
G.R.A.M.
Johanna Kandl
Michaela Math
Micha Payer
Tex Rubinowitz
Remy Zaugg
Group Exhibition. Featuring works by Pierre Bismuth, Jacqueline Chanton, Jimmie Durhan, G.R.A.M., Johanna Kandl, Michaela Math, Micha Payer, Tex Rubinowitz, Remy Zaugg, as well as examples of non-European Art." For several centuries now artists have entered into a conspiracy with scientists and historians in an attempt to lead the large-scale assault upon concealment further towards its goal."
Group Exhibition
Featuring works by Pierre Bismuth, Jacqueline Chanton, Jimmie Durhan, G.R.A.M., Johanna Kandl, Michaela Math, Micha Payer, Tex Rubinowitz, Remy Zaugg, as well as
examples of non-European Art.
The visible is an inexhaustible field in which the eye acts as navigator. It is
structured as a surprise space for the viewing eye. I look towards the horizon:
beforehand no leopard was there to be seen, then all of a sudden a leopard is there.
Since I am organised in such a way that the presence of a leopard cannot be a matter
of indifference to me, its appearance on the horizon triggers a moment of
existential stress within me. Stress means that something previously invisible
develops into a present moment that involves an element of danger, with the
energetically excited eye supplying the material for an emergency judgement. The
image arises when the leopard leaps into eternity.
The modern world is based upon the facts of research. Research means combining
techniques in an effort to do away with what is concealed. That entails nothing
other than hauling things which previously lay in darkness up to an illuminated
surface. For several centuries now artists have entered into a conspiracy with
scientists and historians in an attempt to lead the large-scale assault upon
concealment further towards its goal.
Exhibition opening presented in collaboration with the galleries Georg Kargl,
Engholm Engelhorn, Gabriele Senn + Lisa Ruyter on 19 January 2006 from 7 p.m. - 9
p.m.
Christine Koenig Galerie
Schleifmuehlgasse 1A - Wien