- Susanna Flock
- 20.10.2020 - 30.10.2020
Exhibition Opening
Tuesday, October 20th 2020, 7:00pm
The phrase „out of touch“ or „out of touch with reality“ stands for a feeling of incapacity to understand, or to feel/touch something anymore: a symptom that may also describe our current relationship to technology. In the seemingly dematerializing world, we engage more and more with immaterial and territorially unbound spaces behind mirror-smooth screens, that are not tangibly accessible.
Susanna Flock’s solo exhibition „how to turn a man into a melon“ brings together works that explore traces that the interweaving of technologies with all aspects of our lives leaves behind.
https://susannaflock.net/
Opening Hours
October 21th – 30th, 3 – 6pm
Saturday and Sunday closed
Also open by appointment.
- Michaela Schwentner, Marwa Arsanios, Tatiana Lecomte, Annja Krautgasser, Roma Kollektiv
- Postponed due the actual COVID-19 restrictions
Video Screening:
Postponed due the actual COVID-19 restrictions
The TRANSFERENCE program brings together works that deal with translation. A range of different approaches are shown:
Annja Krautgasser transfers existing film material into a filmic miniature, Marwa Arsanios’ fragmented essay narrative works with re-enactments of documentary material. Michaela Schwentner’s film transposes theoretical text material into a cinematic, figurative setting, and Tatiana Lecomte’s tracing of an actual event is translated into sound using generative techniques.
Program:
Michaela Schwentner — Un divertissement d’amour
A 2011 | 10:40 min
Marwa Arsanios — Have You Ever Killed a Bear? Or Becoming Jamila
LB 2013-2014 | 25 min
Tatiana Lecomte — Ein mörderischer Lärm
A/I 2009-2011 | 21 min
Roma Kollektiv / Annja Krautgasser (Initiatorin) — Remake Romanzo Criminale
A/I 2009-2011 | 13 min
Annja Krautgasser — Re-run
A 2015 | 16 min
Curated by: Michaela Schwentner
The current measures apply.
Attention: Limited number of seats. We ask for registration and seat reservation under: office@bb15.at
- Nieves de la Fuente Gutierrez
- September 2020
Last September, bb15 hosted the artist Nieves de la Fuente in the course of an artist residence. During her stay, de la Fuente worked on a long-term project of hers entiteled “Reliquia de las disciplinas geograficas”, initiated in 2014 and based on a short story by Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges. In collaboration with „Grand Garage Linz“ Nieves produced a new sculptural work embodying a possible inhabitant of Borges‘ narrated territory. The work will be presented in a collective exhibition at bb15 at the end of the year. Here is a video interview made during her residency.
- Michaela Schwentner, Marwa Arsanios, Tatiana Lecomte, Annja Krautgasser, Roma Kollektiv
- Postponed due the actual COVID-19 restrictions