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Together, artist Evelyn Plaschg and curator Jan Tappe will speak about the process of painting, shifts within the artist’s practice, the role of photography as a point of departure, the presence of the body in the image, and a growing interest in urban spaces and infrastructures.
Evelyn PlaschgVideo
On the occasion of her recently opened exhibition A Song of Ascents at the HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark, Louise Giovanelli will be in conversation with curator Marie-Charlotte Carrier. Carrier is a curator at the exhibition’s initiating partner organization, The Hepworth Wakefield (Yorkshire), where the exhibition was shown in advance. She is also the editor of the accompanying publication with texts, conversations and visual material on all the works on display.
Louise Giovanelli, Marie-Charlotte CarrierVideo
Rose-Anne Gush’s lecture analyzes the political aesthetics of Surrealism and its anti-colonial and anti-fascist orientations through artistic practices in Paris and Martinique between 1920 and 1960.
Rose-Anne Gush Surrealismus aus einer globalen PerspektiveVideo
A video by kunst-dokumentation.com offers a tour of 100 years of melancholic, surreal Belgrade: From the Serbian Surrealists to the individualistic “Neo-Surrealists” to contemporary art.
Exhibition Tour: Future of MelancholiaVideo
In his lecture, Prof. Dr. Florian Bieber explained that the authoritarian structures in Serbia can still be traced back to Milošević’s rule and were further consolidated under President Vučić.
Florian Bieber Society in motion? Protest movements in SerbiaVideo
In a joint discussion with Sandro Droschl, Katharina Höglinger and Anna Schachinger discussed their practices and their specific contexts to Future of Melancholia in more detail.
Future of Melancholia in Belgrade: Katharina Höglinger, Anna SchachingerSlide show
For his solo exhibition Molded, which could be seen as part of Future of Melancholia in Belgrade, Philipp Timischl has created a series of works consisting dealing with personal experiences and the social challenges of a present characterized by populism.
Philipp Timischl: MoldedSlide show
The exhibition Future of Melancholia at the Gallery-Legacy of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade presents a selection of contemporary Austrian artists alongside Susanne Wenger, the Graz-born pioneer of Surrealism, who also took part in the 60th Venice Biennale in 2023.
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