- A group exhibition refers to an exhibition with >2 artists
OSTRALE Biennale O19
OSTRALE Biennale O19. The second biennale focuses in the 12th OSTRALE on the central theme “-ism” with the core exhibition in the historical tobacco factory f6 and at five decentralized exhibition locations.
OSTRALE Biennale 019 – Ismus at Historical Tabaccofactory f6 in Dresden Striesen, Schandauer Str. 68
As part of the OSTRALE Biennale, the decentralized exhibition will take place from 11th June to 8th September 2019 in Dresden institutions such as the Dresden Foreigners‘ Council e.V., Goethe-Institut Dresden, Memorial Bautzner Straße, Old Firestation Loschwitz | e. Art and Culture Association Dresden and art´SAP.
Isms are mostly used as dogmas, juxtaposition, concept of art and social values. Always produced by man, they are also delimitations to other world views. The subject and the collective perception are inextricably linked in art with the current discourses. Here, too, the new media are increasingly allowing limits to be tested. While digital reality and fiction are increasingly blurring the boundaries between reality and fiction, traditional isms are being used again to support, defend and stabilize our values and worldview.
What is art, what can art and, in particular, what is art allowed to do?
Should we reset, reset, re-consider attitudes and attitudes, use ism as a discussion and mindset, direct the expanded concept of art as a universal destiny of human creativity to all areas of the lifeworld reality ism?
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participatig artists
Iwona Rozbiewska ( 1980 ) POL – Jakub Janovský ( 1984 ) CZE – Jana Rinchenbachova ( 1988 ) CZE – Janice Iche ( 1995 ) KEN – Jeppe Lauge ( 1980 ) DNK, NLD – Jo Albert ( 1965 ) DE – Joachim Noack ( 1935 ) DE – Johannes Kersting ( 1979 ) DE – Junya Kataoka & Rie Iwatake ( 1982 ) JPN – Jürgen Höritzsch ( 1958 ) DE – Kaloki Nyamai ( 1985 ) KEN – Katerina Belkina ( 1974 ) RUS, DE – Laure Boulay ( 1951 ) FRA, CHE – Lawrence Buttigieg ( 1963 ) MLT – Lena Lapschina ( 1965 ) RUS, AUT – Liese Schmidt ( 1997 ) DE – Lo Lai Lai Natalie ( 1983 ) HKG – Lucas Oertel & Heinz Schmöller ( 1983 / 1975) DE – Manja Barthel ( 1972 ) DE – Marie-Christin Rothenbücher ( 1988 ) DE
Mark Swysen (1965) BEL – Masanori Matsuda ( 1982 ) JPN – Michael Heindl ( 1988 ) AUT – Michael Kalmbach ( 1962 ) DE – Musquiqui Chihying & Gregor Kasper ( 1986 ) DE – Nadine Wottke ( 1978 ) DE – Nadja Poppe ( 1983 ) DE – Nancy Mteki ( 1989 ) ZWE – Nathalie Bertrams ( 1968 ) DE, BE – Nezaket Ekici & Shahar Marcus ( 1970 ) ISR, TUR, DE – Panteha Abareshi ( 1999 ) CAN, USA – Patrick Fenech ( 1957 ) MLT – Peter Kees ( 1965 ) DE – Philipp Gloger ( 1983 ) DE – Pierre Portelli ( 1961 ) MLT – Ramona Seyfarth ( 1980 ) DE – Rob Sweere ( 1963 ) NLD– Robert Kunec ( 1978 ) SVK, DE– Rolf Blume ( 1954 ) DE– Roman Weinig ( 1972 ) DE– Roman Zaslonov (1962) FRK – Ruben Alexander Müller ( 1990 ) DE – Ryan Falzon ( 1988 ) MLT – Sabine Endres ( 1971 ) BE, DE – Sebastian Hertrich ( 1985 ) DE – Sibylle Feucht ( 1968 ) CH, DE – Sonia E Barrett ( 1975 ) JAM, DE, UK – Stef Fridael & Wim Vonk ( 1957/1950 ) NLD – Stefan Brandmayr ( 1978 ) AUT – Stefanie Herr ( 1974 ) DE, ES – Stephan Hörnig (1978) AT – Studio Kawakeb ( 1985 ) LBN – Suse Itzel ( 1984 ) DE – Sven Windszus ( 1974 ) DE – Talia Benabu ( 1984 ) ISR, UK, DE – Thomas Agrinier ( 1976 ) FRA – Thorsten Groetschel ( 1975 ) DE – Thorsten Passfeld ( 1975 ) DE
Tobias Köbsch (1977) DE – Ulrich Heemann ( 1951 ) DE – Ulrike Schüchler ( 1962 ) DE – Usha Seejarim ( 1974 ) ZAF
Valerio Figuccio & Nicola Piccini ( 1987 ) IT, DE – Vince Briffa (1958) MLT – Werner Bitzigeio ( 1956 ) DE – Wibke Rahn ( 1977 ) DE – Wieland Payer ( 1981 ) DE – Wim Vonk (1950) NLD – Wolfgang Bittner ( 1947 ) DE – Yuval Avital ( 1977 ) ISR, IT
