Brian O'Doherty – From Electrocardiogram to Rope Drawing
Since the publication of his essay "Inside the White Cube"in 1976 Brian O‘Doherty has been a key figure in the discourse around the presentation forms of contemporary art. The exhibition "From Electrocardiogram to Rope Drawing" has been conceived to make a representative selection of Brian O‘Doherty’s multi-faceted oeuvre accessible in Germany for the first time. Along with his series "Portrait of Marcel Duchamp", drawings, prints and various other objects will be shown, all demonstrating the importance of the line in O‘Doherty’s work. For the exhibition Brian O‘Doherty will also create a special installation, a so-called “Rope Drawing”.
Curators: Boris Hars-Tschachotin, Thomas Fischer
Private
With work by Dirk Braeckman, Seiichi Furuya, Jacob Holdt, Larry Sultan, Mette Tronvoll and Tobias Zielony.
Curator: Martin Germann
Photography has always been a medium of doubt. Where is the boundary between oneself and the other? Where does the border lie, where can it be reinforced, where can it be erased? The group exhibition 'Private' features works that distance themselves from the familiar and embrace the unknown.
Seiichi Furuya - Mémoires
'Mémoires' is the title of a visual labor of memory that the Japanese photographer currently living in Graz, Seiichi Furuya, has been carrying out since the late 1980s. In numerous exhibitions and artist's books Furuya combines portraits of his deceased wife with pictures from their travels together and places of residence, and these images are presented in ever changing constellations and contexts.