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Georg Kargl Fine Arts: Personal Structures: Time � Space � Existence
OFF_curated by Nadim Vardag
- 7 May 2010 to 19 June 2010

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7 May 2010 to 19 June 2010
Hours: Tue � Fri 11 am � 7 pm
Thu 11 am � 8 pm, Sat 11 am � 3 pm
Georg Kargl Fine Arts
Schleifm�hlgasse 5
1040 Wien
Vienna
Austria
Europe
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Arnulf Rainer, Spuren, without year
chalk and ink on photo, 60,5 x 49,5 cm
Courtesy GAAF
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Artists in this exhibition: Joe Baer, Robert Barry, Toshikatsu Endo, Marcia Hafif, On Kawara, Kocot & Hatton, Joseph Kosuth, Lee Ufan, Bernd Lohaus, Sanna Marander, Roman Opalka, Sabura Ota, Henk Peeters, Giuseppe Penone, Otto Piene, Arnulf Rainer, Rene Rietmeyer, Ulrich R�ckriem, Yuko Sakurai, Jessica Stockholder, Erwin Thorn, Franz Erhard Walther, Lawrene Weiner, Isabelle Cornaro, Claudia Kugler, Alexandra Leykauf, Kathrin Sonntag



Georg Kargl Fine Arts
Personal Structures: Time � Space � Existence
07/05/2010 - 19/06/2010


Artists: Joe Baer, Robert Barry, Toshikatsu Endo, Marcia Hafif, On Kawara, Kocot & Hatton, Joseph Kosuth, Lee Ufan, Bernd Lohaus, Sanna Marander, Roman Opalka, Sabura Ota, Henk Peeters, Giuseppe Penone, Otto Piene, Arnulf Rainer, Rene Rietmeyer, Ulrich R�ckriem, Yuko Sakurai, Jessica Stockholder, Erwin Thorn, Franz Erhard Walther, Lawrene Weiner

curated by Fiona Liewehr, Karlyn De Jongh and Sarah Gold



Georg Kargl BOX & PERMANENT
curated by_vienna 2010: art&film; / OFF_curated by Nadim Vardag
06/05/2010 - 05/06/2010

EK: For a forty-eighth of a second it is dark and for a forty-eighth of a second there is an image. This is an interesting kind of movement for the brain. (�) It �sees� the black continuously, whereas the same brain sees the �image� as continuous, even if it is also �flickering.� A polyphonic impression. (�)

AK: The stimulant that causes the brain to dream is the rapid exchange?

EK: Which, however, in the case of a two- hour film produces a whole hour of darkness (the brain works autonomously) and a whole hour of images (the brain responds to stimulation).

AK: And that is better than reality?

EK: Much better.

(Alexander Kluge in conversation with Nobel Prize winner Eric Kandel, in: Alexander
Kluge, Cinema Stories, transl. Martin Brady and Helen Hughes, 2007)

Relying on a variety of media such as drawings, photographs, slide projections, and video loops, the exhibiting artists examine the mechanisms of the cinematographic apparatus. By breaking down edited sequences, employing suggestive lighting, and isolating individual, iconic pictorial motifs, they question methods of mise-en-sc�ne and explore the aesthetic of film.

Artists: Isabelle Cornaro, Claudia Kugler, Alexandra Leykauf, Kathrin Sonntag






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