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Statements on affairs III.
Studio For Propositional Cinema 

Video

The video is available in English

The new online series provides all who are interested with exciting insights into topics and questions about the artistic positions of the exhibitions. For the Artist-Statement, the artists are each asked five short questions, whereby new insights into their work emerge and a current reference to conceptual art is established. 

The collective Studio For Propositional Cinema (founded 2013 in Berlin) works in different media and forms. In photographs, texts, installations, settings, and performances, Studio for Propositional Cinema develops very diverse groups of works that might address the history of collective work, or might also further develop various formats in the cultural context, or test out their limits. The work shown in this exhibition, by contrast, is rather an exploration of the artistic medium itself — photography. 

Artists

Participating artists

Studio For Propositional Cinema

*founded 2013 in Berlin

Solo (et al.): Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach (2022), Tanya Leighton, Berlin (2022, 2015, 2014), Galerie Max Mayer, Düsseldorf (2022), Fondazione Morra Greco, Naples (2019), Kunsthalle Sankt Gallen (2018), Kestner Gesellschaft, Hannover (2017), Swiss Institute, New York (2017), Taylor Macklin, Zurich (2017), Bonner Kunstverein (2016), Kunsthaus Bregenz (2016), mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, Vienna (2015); Shows (et al.): Galeria Wschód, Warschau (2022), km Kunstverein Munich (2021), Material, Zurich (2021), Layr, Vienna (2021), ML Fine Art, Milan (2020), Akademie-Galerie, Kunstakademie Düsseldorf (2019), Projektsrom Normanns, Stavanger (2019), Bielefelder Kunstverein (2018), Museum Morsbroich, Leverkusen (2015), Leeschenhof, Quadriennale, Düsseldorf (2014)

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Exhibition Tour
Celina Eceiza: Ofrenda

Video

A metabolic force governs the growth of Celina Eceiza’s work, which involves textile collages, sculptures, paintings and drawings — both tiny and colossal in scale — as laborious as they are elementary. The artist combines handcrafted textile techniques and processes such as patchwork, found object collages and, more recently, chalk pastels, which give her images a new sense of fluidity. 

Ausstellungsrundgang Celina Eceiza

Annemarie Arzberger
dreamed awake

Slide show

For HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark the artist has developed her first own performative presentation, with a setting for her puppets with three scenes set in an imaginary spaceship, an exhibition, and the spaces that the scenes depict: the Schlouflaboar, the Houloudecks, and the Space Grotto Disco. The piece is a combination of physical theater and puppetry, performed by the artist together with her sister Katharina Arzberger and accompanied by musical interludes arranged by Manuel Obriejtan.

Slide Show Annemarie Arzberger

Diego Bianchi
Errores Irreales

Slide show

Diego Bianchi (*1969 Buenos Aires, lives in Buenos Aires) is considered one of Argentina’s leading artists and has, in particular, updated the concept of sculpture. For his installative and performative exhibition Errores Irreales at HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark, Bianchi has assembled a selection of his sculptures that play with the concept of the body.

Slide show Diego Bianchi

Celina Eceiza
Ofrenda

Slide show

Ofrenda [Offering] presents a way of inhabiting a space as if the architecture were a body, breathing erratically, changing states as you pass from one room to the next. The rigidity of the building collapses as the walls are draped in thousands of metres of fabric joined together through the collective and timeless action of sewing, until they form a single smooth surface, sensitive to the slightest change.

Slide show Celina Eceiza

Abaseh Mirvali
Artistic Director, viennacontemporary 

Video

The conversation between Abaseh Mirvali, director of viennacontemporary, and Sandro Droschl spans Diego Bianchi’s current exhibition and Celina Eceiza’s work in the context of Argentine art history to Mirvali’s many years of expertise and her international career. At the same time, her central role in the dynamic and innovative viennacontemporary 2025 was highlighted.

Abaseh Mirvali Talk

Morning Séance
alias Simone Borghi 

Video

Italian composer and sound artist Simone Borghi, alias Morning Séance, expands Celina Eceiza’s soft museum” in her exhibition Ofrenda at HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark with his atmospheric, constantly changing music, using his musical performance to enable visitors to experience physicality, space, and perception in new ways. 

Morning Séance alias Simone Borghi