projects
Contemporary art can be a strategy for crisis management in society. The artist's task is to be subversive, to reflect on social and political orders. Not only activism which achieves a wide public outreach has
the abilities to provoke attention. Also with subtil projects small irritations are caused and interspaces are opened up—interspaces in more and more regulated and commercialized public areas, interspaces between creativity and order, interspaces which unsettle and motivate.
Contemporary art can be a strategy for
crisis management in society. The artist's
task is to be subversive, to reflect on social
and political orders. Not only activism which
achieves a wide public outreach has the
abilities to provoke attention. Also with
subtil projects small irritations are caused
and interspaces are opened up—inter-
spaces in more and more regulated and commercialized public areas, interspaces between creativity and order, interspaces which unsettle and motivate.
job
curators
artists
location
year
photos
exhibition design | graphic design
Astrid Kury | Martin Behr
Ovidiu Anton | Tanja Fuchs | Sonja Gangl
Marlene Hausegger | Katrin Hornek
IEFS Kiesling & Stolberg | Robert Jelinek
Helmut Kandl | Renate Krammer
Andreas Leikauf | MeerSau | Erwin Polanc
Erwin Stefanie Posarnig | Oliver Ressler
Max Schaffer | Josef Schützenhöfer
Stadtwerkstatt Linz & Deborah Sengl
Gustav Troger | Addi Wagenknecht
Peter Weibel | Roswitha Weingrill | Anita Witek
City Museum of Graz, Austria
2015
Nina Bammer