In her exhibition at the Tulln art workshop, Maria Temnitschka showed selected works from the three-part cycle “lost in time”. In this series of works, the artist deals with the incessant passing of time.
Exhibition
Ahead Of The Game
Ahead of the Game was the visual art exhibition and highlight of the kopf.head.glava cultural project of the Kunstverein Kärnten 2017.
What is a “head”?
Don’t Mention Felix
The alleged goal of the course “Political Theory as Art Theory” was to examine both political and art theory texts in order to question the notion that there is a metaphysical distinction between politics and art.
Tempted To Doubt
It is boredom that brings despair, boredom that we are trying to escape from every single day, is it not? Doesn’t it take an enormous amount of – seemingly compulsive – discipline to overcome this bordom?
Pauline Marcelle: Sum Ergo Sum
Pauline Marcelle is a contemporary artist, in the literal sense of the word. Her art is focused on and inspired by the things she sees and experiences every day. Marcelle is best known for her colorful large scale paintings, as well as her dramatic video works. She focuses on human needs and desires, lusts and passions, which are lived out individually and in the group.
Martin Brausewetter: Gentleman, Artist, Scholar
Without considering pre-historic cave painting, egg tempera is, after encaustic, the oldest painting technique known. Favored by the ancient Greeks and Egyptians, it is most familiar to contemporary society through its use in Medieval and early Renaissance art and in Christian religious painting of the Byzantine era.