Two solo shows
dal 25/5/2004 al 18/7/2004
Segnalato da
Salzburger Kunstverein, Kunstlerhaus
25/5/2004
Two solo shows
Salzburger Kunstverein - Kunstlerhaus, Salzburg
Ursula Hubner focuses her attention on issues of identity, being and appearing, fragmentation and reassembly of subjects and their relation to objects and their surrounding space. Space is understood as the clothing of the subject’s projection surface; an extension of the body. Eliane Huber Irikawa: The structure of the project 'Televisual Life. Art and entertainment programmes' makes room for a wide range of different formats and forms of participation – longer and shorter, planned and spontaneous (within a given framework) programme segments – and thus is comparable to a kind of continuous 'zapping'.
Ursula Hübner
26.5.2004 to 18.7.2004
Exhibition | Main Hall
Ursula Hübner focuses her attention on issues of identity, being and appearing, fragmentation and reassembly of subjects and their relation to objects and their surrounding space. Space is understood as the clothing of the subject's projection surface; an extension of the body.
Ursula Hübner lives and works as a painter and stage designer in Vienna and teaches painting at the Kunstuniversität (Art University) in Linz. She was born in Salzburg and studied, among other things, stage design at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg.
Opening May 26, 8 p.m.
Welcoming speech: Elfrid Wimmer-Repp
Introduction: Hildegund Amanshauser
A catalogue will be available (EUR 10,-)
Illustrations:
Ursula Hübner: "The World of Interiors", 2003
Mixed media on wood, 18x22 cm
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Eliane Huber Irikawa:
Within the series "Televisual Life"
26.5.2004 to 20.6.2004
Exhibition | Cabinet
The structure of the project "Televisual Life. Art and entertainment programmes" makes room for a wide range of different formats and forms of participation – longer and shorter, planned and spontaneous (within a given framework) programme segments – and thus is comparable to a kind of continuous "zapping".
In addition to international contributions, the project involves primarily local co-operative activities with artists, producer platforms, private TV fans and freaks as well as (educational) institutions, which will appreciably enhance the dynamics of the whole:
* Five four-week exhibitions devoted to young Austrian artists who work in the media of drawing, photography, painting and woodcut and deal with aspects of television production, distribution and viewer response
* A project entitled "pink box" that will take an ironic look at studio technology with reference to retro and fake technology
* Activities in co-operation with the Institut für Publizistik (University Institue for Media Communication) in Salzburg and the Kunstuniversität (University of Applied Arts) in Linz
* Workshops for school classes, initiated by our ARTgenossen art education group
* Installation of a satellite dish for the reception of exotic television worlds on days on which no programmes are scheduled
* Screenings of artists' videos
Opening: Wednesday, May 26, 8 p.m.
Salzburger Kunstverein, Kunstlerhaus
Hellbrunner Strasse 3
Salzburg