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25/06/2021

Vienna: today and tomrrow are the last chances to catch the current exhibition by at the gallery! Come by say hi!

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24/06/2021

Come visit us at where we’re showing a solo presentation by at booth Q2 ✨✨✨
The fair rains from today through to Sunday!

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21/06/2021

We are happy to participate in Vienna’s newest art fair where the gallery will show a presentation by

The fair opens Thursday, 24.06. and runs until Sunday 27.06.2021 at Marx Halle - we hope to see you there!

Lotarevich’s (*1991, lives and works in New York City and Vienna) sculptural practice is shaped by the intersection of her own subjective experience with larger systems. Materially, she works with wood, metal, and casting techniques, frequently combining both high and low or de-valued materials with sophisticated fabrication techniques and a sensitivity to building spatial narratives. Lotarevich also interweaves her own writing and use of language into her work. The minimal yet complex and specific forms of her sculptures reference architecture, bureaucracy, labor, and parts of her body.

Pictured here is a detail of Irina Lotarevich, Bureaucratic Buffet, 2021. Image
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17/06/2021

Tenant of Culture‘s soll exhibition ‘Autumn Cloth’ continues to be on show until Saturday June 26th. We’re here Wednesday to Saturday 12-6pm as well as by appointment!

Pictured here are two pieces from
swing Tags series. Images by

11/06/2021

We are thrilled to announce the gallery’s participation at this year’s where we will present work by Sophie Thun in a joint booth alongside Shanghai based who will be present new work by Sydney Shen - .

For her presentation at Liste, Thun presents a continuation of the project conceived for her solo exhibition at the Cabinet of the Secession in Spring 2020, when Vienna was in a full lock-down: working there in isolation, the artist started to create a photographic inventory of all her belongings that fit onto an 8 x 10“ film sheet. By transferring these objects into photograms on a negative, then exposing the negatives as contact prints and framing them by a photogram of the artists’ hands, all three - the object depicted, the photographic medium and the artist’s body - are depicted in life-size, in a play of light and shade, projection and concealment.

Pictured here is a piece from Sophie Thun’s ongoing ‘After Hours’ series: Sophie Thun, Friedrichstrasse 12 (Main Hall) 30.04.-25.06.2020, KJ, 2020. Photography

04/06/2021

Despite yesterday being a holiday the gallery is open today until 6pm and tomorrow from noon to 6pm. Visit us to see the current show by !

Pictured here: Tenant of Culture, Puzzlecut Boot Brown, 2021, recycled shoes and belts, shoe last, glue, thread, 32 x 34 x 9 cm, Photography:

02/06/2021

and are both part of “Foster” which is part of the Vienna Biennial for Change. The show is on view until early October 2021. 🌱

🌱The exhibition ‘FOSTER' presents newly developed works by artists who participated in ‘Foster – The Soil and Water Residency’ a project initiated by Angelika Loderer in early Spring 2020. She invited eleven peers to each use a plot of land to experiment with - to support themselves and to conduct research for their own artistic practices.

FOSTER is about engaging with the process of growth and nurture on the interface between independence and precariousness. “The garden is the smallest plot of land in the world and at the same time the totality of the world,” writes Michel Foucault in Of Other Spaces (1967), talking about what he called heterotopias—whereby the garden represents a “real utopia,” a fragile ecology that could flip at any moment, a “paradisiac” state that must be resolutely fought for and constantly cared for.🌱

The exhibition is based on the research and experiences of the artists participating in the Soil and Water Residency project and presents new works developed from their artistic praxis. Curated by
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Artists: Lotarevich Starr Wirth

17/05/2021

‘s Video piece ‘Oh Leander!’ (2017) is part of ‘Body Snatchers (The Church)‘ curated by and showing in the 17th century church of San Guiseppe in Polignano a Mare.

05/05/2021

The gallery is thrilled to announce the opening of 'Autumn Cloth', a new exhibition by Tenant of Culture ( ).

The Show will be open from Wednesday 12.05. and run until 26.06.2021.

'Autumn Cloth' marks the first exhibition with the Dutch, UK-based artist in the gallery, and comprises a new series of sculptural as well as wall-based works.

Tenant of Culture is the artistic practice of Hendrickje Schimmel (*1990 in Arnhem, Netherlands), who lives and works in London, UK. By disassembling and rebuilding manufactured garments, Tenant of Culture examines where ideological, political, or cultural perspectives materialise in the various stages of the production and marketing of apparel. Using deconstruction as a method to gain insight into industrial processes, Tenant of Culture seeks materials sourced from various stages of the garment production cycle that relate to recent trends in fashion and their socio-political histories.

Brilliant wrote an insightful text accompanying the exhibition which is available through the gallery’s homepage ... ans perhaps we will share excerpts of it here later on, too... 🤓

I’d also like to take this announcement as an opportunity to thank for the outstanding e-vite designs and for their ongoing support✨

29/04/2021

New York: ‘s work is included in ‘Reconfigured’ a group show curated by . It also includes work by Isabella Benshimol Toro, Gabriella Boyd, Polly Brown, Matt Copson, Onyeka Igle, Patrick H. Jones, Olu Ogunnaike, George Rouy, Mike Silva. The show opens today at Timothy Taylor New York.

Pictured here: Jala Wahid, Carved My Sole in Two, Soul Halved In Bloom, 2021, resin, fibreglass, 110 x 40 x 23 cm.

26/04/2021

Another impression from Lone Haugaard Madsen’s show “Raum #383 - Silb", that currently on view at the gallery. We cannot wait to open to the public again, which will hopefully be in early May! In the meantime, feel free to reach out to us via email or phone!

Pictured here: Lone Haugaard Madsen, Raum #383 - Silb - 5, 2021, oil on canvas 220 x 200 cm, cast of a Virgina Mary statue, bring cast of vine patinated black, wooden parts of a cabinet from the artist’s studio. Dimensions variable.
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16/04/2021

Liesl Raff’s work ‘My Moment is Now Yours’ is included in the group show ‘Konkrete Poesie und so’ curated by at Kunsthaus Mürz. The exhibition brings together works by visual artists who examine the literalness of language and translate it into images. Included int his show are pieces by Josef Bauer, Heinrich Dunst, Tomas Eller, VALIE EXPORT, Heinz Gappmayr, Sofia Goscinski, Barbara Kapusta, Isabella Kohlhuber, Brigitte Kowanz, Oswald Oberhuber, Liesl Raff, Timm Ulrichs, Andrea van der Straeten + Angelo Stagno, Marina Sula, Anna Vasof to Peter Weibel.

Pictured here are a few impressions of ‘s piece in the show.

‘My Moment is Now Yours’ was first exhibited in 2017 at One Work Gallery, a project by .

14/04/2021

🖤 One of the paintings included in ‘s second solo exhibition at the gallery. 🖤

Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #383 - Silb-2, 2021
Oil on canvas
250 x 200 cm

12/04/2021

🗽Friends in New York: don’t miss .r ‘s work included in “15 Painters” at ! The show aims to demonstrate the continued mutability of painting as a practice. It runs until May 8th.

Pictured in this slider are:

Image 1: Sophie Reinhold, open sky, 2021, oil on pigmented marble powered on jute, 110 x 138 cm.
Image 2: 15 Painters, installation view, Andrew Kreps, New York, 2021
Image 3: Sophie Reinhold, still sorry not sorry, 2021, oil on pigmented marble powder on jute, 60 x 50 cm.
Image 4: 15 Painters, installation view, Andrew Kreps, New York, 2021
Image 5: Sophie Reinhold, Basic Solitude, 2021, oil on marble powder on canvas, 181 x 138 cm.

09/04/2021

Galleries in Warsaw are open by appointment! Contact to schedule a visit of our presentation for to which the gallery has been invited together with . Should you not be able to see the show in real life, we are happy to inform you that the installation views are now online on our website!

The show - which includes works by Oskar Dawicki, , and Kyle - confronts the nature of pain and discomfort—in their social, existential and identity dimensions but also the most literal, bodily aspect.
For this project, SOPHIE TAPPEINER presents aluminium objects by Irina Lotarevich (born 1991), a Russian-American artist living and working in New York and Vienna. The sculptures from the series Storage Box A4 allude to functional design for better organization of space and economization of work, but also include bodily references—enlarged fragments of her skin cast by the artist. The other artist shown by the Vienna gallery as part of FOAF is Kyle Thurman (born 1986, living and working in New York), whose drawings and paintings reconsider popular depictions of the male body in contemporary culture. Thurman departs from various source images to reveal non-normative, intimate and surprising forms for envisaging masculinity while questioning the maintenance of institutional violence in the mass media.

Pictured in this slider are:
1: Friend of a Friend, installation view, Galeria Raster, 2021
2: Irina Lotarevich, Storage Box A4 #2, 2021 photography:
3: Friend of a Friend, installation view, Galeria Raster, 2021
4: Oskar Dawicki, Hungry Gap (for My Mother), 2021, courtesy Raster
5: Friend of a Friend, installation view, Galeria Raster, 2021
6: Georgia Sagri, Deep Cut, 2018, courtesy The Breeder
7: Friend of a Friend, installation view, Galeria Raster, 2021
8: Kyle Thurman, Suggested Occupation 62 (our promise), 2020
9: Friend of a Friend, installation view, Galeria Raster, 2021
10: Oskar Dawicki, Pipes, 2021, courtesy Raster

02/04/2021

Congratulations to for being included in the 2021 triennial ’Soft Water Hard Stone’ curated by and Jamillah James! A big thank you to for their support!

Pictured here: Angelika Loderer, ‘Quiet Fonts’, installation view, Sophie Tappeiner, 2017.
Title design by
Angelika Loderer, ‘Quiet Fonts #6’, 2017, sand and steel, 299 x 35 x 8 cm.
Angelika Loderer, ‘Quiet Fonts #6’, 2018 (detail)
Photography

16/03/2021

Sophie Reinhold’s (.r ) untitled work, made with marble powder is part of group show “From Almora to Amrum” at in Berlin. The exhibition features pieces that share an interest in layering and texture, appearing throughout the show as wax, graphite, and gold, among other reflective surfaces.
If in Berlin, go see! 🏃🏽‍♀️

Image 1: Sophie Reinhold, “untitled”, 2018.
Image 2, pictured from left to right: Mitchell Anderson, “Rosebud (Vendémiaire)”, 2020; Sophie Reinhold, “untitled”, 2018; Hanna Sophie Dunkelberg, “Der gedeckte Tisch No.2”, 2021; Michaela Eichwald, “feeling”, 2008.

09/03/2021

SOPHIE TAPPEINER is pleased to present

Lone Haugaard Madsen
Raum #383 -Silb

12.03. - 17.04.2021
Open Friday, 12.03.2021 from 12 to 7pm

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