In the Studio Andrej Dúbravský, Rastislavice, Slovakia
In the Studio Andrej Dúbravský, Rastislavice, Slovakia
In the Studio Mercedes Azpilicueta, Amsterdam
In the Studio Natacha Donzé, Lausanne
Collector Stories Axel Anderl and Kathrin Weber, Vienna
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Born in Linz in 1971, Tobias Pils is among the most exciting painters working today. Employing a heavily reduced color palette, he creates paintings and drawings that weave abstract and representational elements into associative pictorial worlds. What in terms of subject matter can be interpreted as an investigation of both elementary and personal themes like birth and death or becoming and passing, also negotiates central questions in painting at large. For in Pils’ visual cosmos, one painterly mark leads to the next, one image to another, as if painting were constantly staging its own death and rebirth.
METABOLICA leads us into the factory of life and tells a molecular story of metabolic cycles across five chapters – from the Industrial Revolution to the present and future, from whaling and the petromodern age to current and emerging scenarios of the bioeconomy. Algae and bacteria become artistic collaborators, forming a new visual and aesthetic practice through microbiological processes.
New Yorker Joe Bradley is known for his multifaceted works, which are situated between figuration and abstraction. The show at the Kunsthalle Krems encompasses around 90 of Bradley’s most recent works, including paintings, drawings, and sculptures. It is the US American’s first museum exhibition in Austria.
Artor Jesus Inkerö, Amsterdam
What if your whole life were a performance? Queer performance artist Artor Jesus Inkerö dives deep into traditional forms of masculinity in their long-term performative research. Their infiltration into the subculture at the gym led to a transformation that had ripple effects far beyond the quest for muscle gain.
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Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek
»Jumping Cats«
Martin Lukáč
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Esther Stocker
»Knitterskulpturen«
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