The Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts and Moderna Museet present De ou par Marcel Duchamp par Ulf Linde. The focus is not on an artwork and an artist, but on half a century of acute visual and intellectual interpretation, by Ulf Linde. The results include the backbone of Moderna Museet’s Duchamp collection, supplemented for the exhibition by replicas of Duchamp’s works never previously exhibited.
During Fall 2011 Magasin 3 presents a selection of film works by the Dutch artist Marijke van Warmerdam. In absence of any clear beginning or end, seemingly insignificant events are expanded into poetic abstractions. Leaves carried by the wind, milk dripping into a glass of water, a bunch of flowers vibrating in a bicycle basket or white jet trails across the sky — the meditative simplicity of the films bestows upon the viewer a moment of stillness and titillating wonder based in the everyday.
1. Tibor Hajas: To the Street with Your Message! I (A Letter to My Friend in Paris). (1975). Courtesy Ludwig Museum, Budapest 2. Goran Trbuljak: I do not wish to show anything new and original. (1971). Courtesy Generali Foundation, Vienna
A Complicated Relation, part I is the first in a series of two presentations at Kalmar Konstmuseum. The first part also includes an exhibition at Index in Stockholm, A Complicated Relation: KwieKulik, 7 September – 23 October, with works by the Polish artist duo KwieKulik. More information on the presentation at Index will follow in a separate mail.
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The American artist Andrea Zittel was born in California in 1965. She is most closely associated with the remarkable utopian structures she calls living systems, which, in different ways, explore what we humans need for our survival. Andrea Zittel’s projects are deeply rooted in her own everyday life and her work delves into many different fields such as architecture, painting, photography, design, textiles, needlework and cooking. For over two decades her experiments have included dressing in the same home-sewn uniform for months on end, exploring restrictions in living space by living on an artificial island or living without measured time.
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COS will present their largest exhibition in Germany to date. A retrospective from their beginnings in 1990s until now. The exhibition will include different performances, lectures, video screenings and guest artists from different parts of the globe.
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