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Caroline Pag�s Gallery: Lori Hersberger, Francisco da Mata, Gerold Miller : A Triple Act - 13 Nov 2008 to 3 Jan 2009

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13 Nov 2008 to 3 Jan 2009
Monday - Saturday 3 to 5 pm & appointment
Opening reception : Thursday, November 13, 10pm
Caroline Pag�s Gallery
Rua Tenente Ferreira Dur�o, 12 - 1� Dto.
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Lisbon
Portugal
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Gerold Miller
Instant Vision 15, 2008
Highgloss on aluminium, 30x24x2,3 cm
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Artists in this exhibition: Lori Hersberger, Francisco da Mata, Gerold Miller


Lori Hersberger, Francisco da Mata, Gerold Miller
A Triple Act

November 13, 2008 � January 3, 2009
Opening reception on Thursday, November 13 at 10 pm
The artists will be present
Guided tour by Francisco da Mata on Saturday, November 15 at 5pm

A Triple Act presents the work of artists Lori Hersberger, Francisco da Mata and Gerold Miller for the first time in Portugal.

This exhibition comprises a body of work in which each artist has a dedicated space but which nevertheless operates as a collective whole. Lori Hersberger exhibits collages on paper and an installation of black glass; Francisco da Mata, paintings on paper, a wall painting and an installation; and there are paintings on aluminium by Gerold Miller.
Strictly speaking, A Triple Act represents each artist�s specific approach to the use of colour, form and space. However, the exhibition�s energy comes from the communication established between the works, raising questions about each painting and each perspective. Without negating the obvious theatricality which results, the works achieve a consonance in extrapolating the space that they inhabit, reclaiming a sense of direction for themselves.

Lori Hersberger introduces colour in an advanced state of exhaustion and energy, a paradigmatic expression of his work. By enabling the production of fictitious spaces where the dimension between reality (and its fragments) and the dream state are manifested in the suspension of feeling, the artist creates intensities and tensions which trigger various levels of perception in the observer. Francisco da Mata�s work offers us the opportunity to reassess; he creates a platform of reflections based upon a sophisticated irony/distortion of the models of contemporary society, and its associated aesthetic linked to consumption and to the semantic universe of reality versus illusion. Gerold Miller explores the supposed divide between painting and sculpture, developing experiences which remain in the computation of optical intervention. By establishing a link to the spatial premises underlying form, in conceptual terms he institutes a dual process: a crisis in the perception of images and in how they are translated into art.

Lori Hersberger (CH 1964) His work has been shown in international institutions and galleries since the early 90s. Currently, he holds an individual exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum in Lyon; his work was shown individually at the Contemporay Art Museum and Kunsthalle in Basel, at the Zurich Kunsthaus, at the Neuch�tel Contemporary Art Centre, at the Karlsruhe Kunstverein and at the Swiss Institute in New York. He is represented by the Thaddaeus Ropac gallery in Salzburg and Paris, Mehdi Chouakri in Berlin, Lange & Pult in Zurich, and Spencer Brownstone in New York. His works are part of prestigious Swiss and German institutional and private collections such as the Emanuel-Hoffmann-Stiftung, that of Hauser & Wirth, the Allerheiligen, W�rth and Luzern Museums, Alexander B�rkle, UBS, Credit-Suisse and Julius B�r.

Francisco da Mata (PT 1968) lives in Switzerland. It is the first time that his work is being shown in Portugal. He is also currently taking part in the travelling collective exhibition curated by Jo�o Pinharanda L� Fora shown at Viana do Castelo and then in Lisbon. Since 2000, he has taken part in many exhibitions in Switzerland, Europe and China. Among other institutions, his works have been recently shown at the Contemporay Art Centre as well as the Art and History Museum in Neuch�tel, at the La Chaux-de-Fonds Beaux-Arts Museum in Switzerland and at the Andratx Contemporary Art Centre in Mallorca. He is represented by the Lange & Pult gallery in Zurich and Edward Mitterrand in Geneva. His work is part of Swiss, German and Spanish - CCAndratx, Mallorca - institutional and private collections.

Gerold Miller (DE 1961) has shown his work extensively in international institutions and galleries since the late 80s. Among other institutions, his work was shown individually at the Contemporary Art Museum Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, at the Centre for Contemporary Non-Objective Art in Brussels, at the Winterthur and Luckenwalde Kunsthallen, at the Ostwall and Singen Art Museums, and at the Moderm Art Institute in Brisbane. He is represented by Mehdi Chouakri in Berlin, Krobath Wimmer in Vienna and Ruzicska in Salzburg, Lange & Pult in Zurich, and Rocket Gallery in London. His work is part of major German, Austrian, Swiss and French institutional and private collections such as that of the Berlinische Galerie, Deutsche Bank, Daimler and Soci�t� G�n�rale in Paris.
Rita Santos, October 2008
Caroline Pag�s Gallery


Lori Hersberger, Francisco da Mata, Gerold Miller
A Triple Act


A Triple Act apresenta os trabalhos dos artistas Lori Hersberger, Francisco da Mata e Gerold Miller pela primeira vez em Portugal.

A exposi��o patente conta com um conjunto de obras que pontuam o espa�o com a divis�o de salas para cada artista funcionando como tr�s individuais que, muito embora, integram a f�rmula de uma exposi��o colectiva. Lori Hersberger mostra colagens sobre papel e uma instala��o com vidro preto, luzes coloridas e objectos; Francisco da Mata, as pinturas sobre papel, um wallpainting e uma instala��o; e as pinturas sobre alum�nio de Gerold Miller.
De uma forma mais espartilhada, A Triple Act representa tr�s propostas espec�ficas de conjuga��o de cor, forma e espa�o, segundo limites de apropria��o dos mesmos, desenvolvidos por cada artista. Por outro lado, a exposi��o movimenta-se numa comunica��o que se estabelece entre as obras, suscita quest�es sobre a pintura e a perspectiva. Sem negar a manifesta encena��o que produz, as obras entram em consson�ncia na extrapola��o para o espa�o que as acolhe, reclamando para si essa directiva.

Lori Hersberger introduz a cor em alto grau de exaust�o e energia, express�o paradigm�tica do seu trabalho. Ao potenciar a produ��o de espa�os ficcionados onde a dimens�o entre a realidade (e seus
fragmentos) e o on�rico se manifestam no pairar das sensa��es, o artista cria intensidades e tens�es que despertam diversos n�veis de percep��o no observador.
Francisco da Mata, por sua vez, prop�e uma possibilidade de releitura perante as suas obras; cria uma plataforma de reflexos que t�m por base uma sofisticada ironiza��o/distor��o dos padr�es da sociedade contempor�nea, da(s) est�tica(s) ligada(s) ao consumo e do universo sem�ntico da realidade vs ilus�o. Gerold Miller explora a dissimula��o da barreira entre pintura e escultura desenvolvendo, nesse campo, experi�ncias que permanecem no compto da interven��o �ptica. Ao estabelecer liga��o �s premissas espaciais relativas � forma, em termos conceptuais, instaura um duplo processo de crise na percep��o das imagens e na tradu��o art�stica das mesmas.

Lori Hersberger (CH 1964) tem exibido o seu trabalho em institui��es e galerias internacionais desde o in�cio dos anos 90. No presente exp�e no Museu de Arte Contempor�nea de Lyon; realizou tamb�m exposi��es individuais no Museu de Arte Contempor�nea e na Kunsthalle de Basel, na Kunsthaus de Zurique, no Centro de Arte Contempor�nea de Neuch�tel, no Karlsruhe Kunstverein, e no Swiss Institute em Nova Iorque. � representado pelas galerias Thaddaeus Ropac em Salzeburgo e Paris, Mehdi Chouakri em Berlim, Lange & Pult em Zurique, e Spencer Brownstone em Nova Iorque. As suas obras encontram-se em prestigiadas colec��es institucionais e privadas sui�as e alem�s como, entre outras, a Emanuel-Hoffmann-Stiftung, Hauser & Wirth, Museus Allerheiligen, W�rth e de Luzern na Sui�a, Alexander B�rkle, UBS, Credit-Suisse, e Julius B�r.

Francisco da Mata (PT 1968) vive na Sui�a. O ano de 2008 assinala a primeira exibi��o do seu trabalho em Portugal. Participa tamb�m na exposi��o itiner�ria actualmente patente L� Fora, comissariada por Jo�o Pinharanda (Viana do Castelo e Lisboa). Desde 2000 tem participado em v�rias exposi��es na Sui�a, Europa e China. Entre outras institui��es, as suas obras foram recentemente exibidas no Centro de Arte Contempor�nea e no Museu de Arte e Hist�ria em Neuch�tel, no Museu das Belas Artes de La Chaux-de-Fonds na Sui�a, e no Centro de Arte Contempor�nea Andratx em Mallorca. � representado pelas galerias Lange & Pult em Zurique e Edward Mitterrand em Geneva. O seu trabalho est� integrado em colec��es institucionais e privadas na Sui�a, Alemanha e Espanha (CC Andratx, Mallorca).

Gerold Miller (DE 1961) Desde o final dos anos 80 tem realizado v�rias exposi��es em galerias e institui��es internacionais. Para al�m de outras institui��es, destacam-se as exposi��es individuais no Museu de Arte Contempor�nea Hamburger Bahnhof em Berlim, no Centre for Contemporary Non-Objective Art em Bruxelas, nas Kunsthallen de Winterthur e Luckenwalde, nos Museus de Arte de Ostwall e Singen, e no Instituto de Arte Moderna em Brisbane. � representado pelas galerias Mehdi Chouakri em Berlim, Krobath Wimmer em Viena e Ruzicska em Salzeburgo, Lange & Pult em Zurique, e Rocket em Londres. As suas obras encontram-se em prestigiadas colec��es institucionais e privadas alem�s, austr�acas, sui�as e francesas como da Berlinische Galerie, Deutsche Bank, Daimler e Soci�t� G�n�rale em Paris.
Rita Santos, Outubro de 2008
Caroline Pag�s Gallery


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