Ulrike Lienbacher
#Photographe
- Exposition
Mois de la Photo 2012 : exposition du Centre Culturel Suisse
Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AUT), André Gelpke (D), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AUT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa (RO) & Lucia Tkácová (SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PO), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (RU), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH).
Since its creation in 1993, the Fotomuseum Winterthur has become one of the most important institutions devoted to contemporary photography. Today its international collection comprises some 4,000 works, collected through a purchasing policy, gifts or permanent loans. Since 2003... - Exposition
«Body Language» œuvres de la collection du Fotomuseum Winterthur au centre Culturel Suisse
Dans le cadre du Mois de la Photo à Paris, novembre 2012
Avec : Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AT), André Gelpke (DE), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkácová (RO/SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PL), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (BY), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH)
Depuis sa création en 1993, le Fotomuseum Winterthur s’est imposé comme une des institutions les plus importantes consacrées à la photographie contempo... - Exposition
MONTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY - Display
In the exhibition DISPLAY, the dictates of beauty are “put on display” and light is shed on the power of advertising and market in regards to the body in general and more particularly, concerning the idealized feminine body. Our body is subject to and undergoes many changes as a result of varying societal norms, ideals of beauty, ever-changing discourses on hygiene, fashion trends as well as technological innovations. The norms of the body-concept can especially be observed in binary gender constructs, in the connotation of gestures and poses as being either “feminine” or “masculine”. The four exhibited artists question the limited concept of body and established norms in their photographic works and installations using artistic methods such as appropriation, hyperbole and reordering.
... - Exposition
Austrian Cultural Forum New York
Curator: Walter Seidl
Commissioner and Producer: Andreas Stadler
Exhibition Coordinators: Elisabeth Haider (New York), Cornelia Stellwag- Carion (Vienna)
Exhibition Assistance: Natascha Boojar, Marlene Hausegger, Anna Katharina Obenhuber, Maria Simma, Susanne Zöhrer
The exhibition is generously supported by Erste Group, Austrian Airlines, Czech Center, Polish Cultural Institute
The Austrian Cultural Forum is kindly supported by Austrian Airlines, Botstiber Foundation, RZB Finance, Zumtobel Staff
Cutting Realities Gender Strategies in Art
On the 40th anniversary of 1968 the Austrian Cultural Forum New York presents Cutting Realities, an exhibition that links the cultural revolution of the 1960s with contemporary approaches to issues of gender. The works of the fifteen participating artists are drawn fr...
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Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AUT), André Gelpke (D), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AUT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa (RO) & Lucia Tkácová (SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PO), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (RU), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH).
Since its creation in 1993, the Fotomuseum Winterthur has become one of the most important institutions devoted to contemporary photography. Today its international collection comprises some 4,000 works, collected through a purchasing policy, gifts or permanent loans. Since 2003...
Dans le cadre du Mois de la Photo à Paris, novembre 2012
Avec : Vito Acconci (US), Laurie Anderson (US), Nobuyoshi Araki (JP), Richard Avedon (US), Anne de Vries (NL), Valie Export (AT), André Gelpke (DE), Nan Goldin (US), Aneta Grzeszykowska & Jan Smaga (PO), Peter Hujar (US), Barry Le Va (US), Ulrike Lienbacher (AT), Urs Lüthi (CH), Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkácová (RO/SK), Robert Morris (US), Marianne Müller (CH), Paulina Olowska (PL), Walter Pfeiffer (CH), Rockmaster K (CH), Ugo Rondinone (CH), Igor Savchenko (BY), Lorna Simpson (US), Annelies Strba (CH), Hannah Villiger (CH)
Depuis sa création en 1993, le Fotomuseum Winterthur s’est imposé comme une des institutions les plus importantes consacrées à la photographie contempo...
In the exhibition DISPLAY, the dictates of beauty are “put on display” and light is shed on the power of advertising and market in regards to the body in general and more particularly, concerning the idealized feminine body. Our body is subject to and undergoes many changes as a result of varying societal norms, ideals of beauty, ever-changing discourses on hygiene, fashion trends as well as technological innovations. The norms of the body-concept can especially be observed in binary gender constructs, in the connotation of gestures and poses as being either “feminine” or “masculine”. The four exhibited artists question the limited concept of body and established norms in their photographic works and installations using artistic methods such as appropriation, hyperbole and reordering.
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Curator: Walter Seidl
Commissioner and Producer: Andreas Stadler
Exhibition Coordinators: Elisabeth Haider (New York), Cornelia Stellwag- Carion (Vienna)
Exhibition Assistance: Natascha Boojar, Marlene Hausegger, Anna Katharina Obenhuber, Maria Simma, Susanne Zöhrer
The exhibition is generously supported by Erste Group, Austrian Airlines, Czech Center, Polish Cultural Institute
The Austrian Cultural Forum is kindly supported by Austrian Airlines, Botstiber Foundation, RZB Finance, Zumtobel Staff
Cutting Realities Gender Strategies in Art
On the 40th anniversary of 1968 the Austrian Cultural Forum New York presents Cutting Realities, an exhibition that links the cultural revolution of the 1960s with contemporary approaches to issues of gender. The works of the fifteen participating artists are drawn fr...