Benedikt Hipp
Benedikt Hipp’s (*1977 in Munich) works speak of pre - and absence at one and the same time, in the way that this is characteristic of dreams or moments of contemplation. His pictorial spaces are animated by contrasts, which are brought into contact with each other. »
May 8 – July 18, 2010
Maria Loboda
In Maria Loboda’s (*1979 in Krakow) work, a range of cultural references to literature, music, art, mysticism and folklore can be discerned. A fundamental interest in transferring language, thinking and knowledge into collages, individual objects, installations and spatial assemblages permeates her work. »
May 8 – July 18, 2010
Gabriel Kuri
Gabriel Kuri (*1970 in Mexico) works with the mediums of installation, sculpture, collage and photography. His source material often derives from simple mass-produced objects and throwaway products. Everyday things like shopping bags or packaging, but also building material like concrete or marble surface in room-filling installations and sculptures. »
September 4 – November 1, 2010
Dirk Fleischmann
Dirk Fleischmann (*1975 in Schweinfurt) is not only an artist but also a businessman. Since 1998, he has founded and run, among other things, a kiosk, a chicken farm, a trailer rental company and a solar power-station – businesses which have all financed themselves or each other. »
September 4 – November 1, 2010
From A to B, from B to P
What does it mean when whole exhibitions go on tour? How far do the history of the locations, the context, the size and nature of the spaces determine the concepts and their presentation? How far are pictures, artistic statements and curatorial concepts understood across cultural boundaries? »
November 13, 2010 – January 30, 2011
