Übermorgenkünstler
10 Jul - 04 Oct 2015
Sophie Inmann
o.T., Bierfahrrad, Aktion Kunstverein Freiburg
© Sophie Innmann und Fotograf Martin Horsky.
o.T., Bierfahrrad, Aktion Kunstverein Freiburg
© Sophie Innmann und Fotograf Martin Horsky.
ÜBERMORGENKÜNSTLER
Young artists from 8 academies at the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden
10 July – 4 October 2015
Painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, installation, video, performance – all those genres are not from yesterday. How artists find their own formal language, in times, in which the concept of art extensively extends ? Are emerging trends already identifiable ?
The Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden and the Gesellschaft der Freunde junger Kunst want to investigate this question together. With the exhibition „Übermorgenkünstler“, they provide a platform for the youngest art scene in the border triangle and actively support their networking.
Students and graduates of state colleges of art in Basel, Frankfurt, Karlsruhe, Mainz, Mulhouse-Strasbourg, Saarbrücken und Stuttgart are invited to present their work in the exhibition halls of the Kunsthalle. These young artists will be brought in Baden-Baden, a city that doesn't have its own art school. From more than 430 candidates, 36 artists convinced with their propositions the jury, composed of Anja Casser (Badischer Kunstverein, Karlsruhe), Chus Martinez (HGK Basel), Petra von Olschowski (SABK Stuttgart), Johan Holten (Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden) and Johannes Hüppi (Gesellschaft der Freunde junger Kunst).
The exhibition expands with site-specific interventions to Lichtentaler Allee. At the same time, the Gesellschaft der Freunde junger Kunst traces the root of young artists in the old steam-baths, in which works of the related academics professors are presented. Once again it gets more clear, how both institutions since their foundations feel involved to promote the youngest trends of current art. Some of the work of these creators are not to see in institutional exhibition as „after-tomorrow“ but already as today.
Participating art schools: HGK Basel, HFBK Städelschule Frankfurt a. M., AdBK und HFG Karlsruhe, Kunsthochschule Mainz, HEAR Mulhouse-Straßburg, HBKsaar Saarbrücken und SABK Stuttgart
After-tomorrow artists: Ferhat Ayne, Flurina Badel & Jérémie Sarbach, Felix Bolze, Elvira Chevalier, Eric Cusminus, Inga Danysz, Lotte Meret Effinger, Richard Engel, Deniz Eroglu, Andrea Györi, Anette C. Halm, Lina Hermsdorf, Jeanette Huss-Varnet, Sophie Innmann, Olga Jakob, Hyun Jin Kim, Margarethe Kollmer, Céline Liebi, Nina Laaf, Martin Lorenz, Adrianna Liedtke, Patricia Murawski, Ann-Kathrin Müller, Frida Ruiz, Raphael Sbrzesny, Nadja Schoch, Petra Soder, Ines Spanier, Jens Stickel, Peter Strickmann, Fabian Treiber, Mark Walker, Mona Zeiler, Jonas Zilius
Professors: Reto Boller, Michael Clegg, Tatjana Doll, Felix Ensslin, Vadim Fishkin, Rainer Ganahl, Sabine Groß, Christian Jankowski, Dieter Kiessling, Urs Lehni, Renée Levi, Armin Linke, Tobias Rehberger, Ricarda Roggan, Matthieu Saladin, Susanne Windelen, Georg Winter, Tobias Wootton
Young artists from 8 academies at the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden
10 July – 4 October 2015
Painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, installation, video, performance – all those genres are not from yesterday. How artists find their own formal language, in times, in which the concept of art extensively extends ? Are emerging trends already identifiable ?
The Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden and the Gesellschaft der Freunde junger Kunst want to investigate this question together. With the exhibition „Übermorgenkünstler“, they provide a platform for the youngest art scene in the border triangle and actively support their networking.
Students and graduates of state colleges of art in Basel, Frankfurt, Karlsruhe, Mainz, Mulhouse-Strasbourg, Saarbrücken und Stuttgart are invited to present their work in the exhibition halls of the Kunsthalle. These young artists will be brought in Baden-Baden, a city that doesn't have its own art school. From more than 430 candidates, 36 artists convinced with their propositions the jury, composed of Anja Casser (Badischer Kunstverein, Karlsruhe), Chus Martinez (HGK Basel), Petra von Olschowski (SABK Stuttgart), Johan Holten (Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden) and Johannes Hüppi (Gesellschaft der Freunde junger Kunst).
The exhibition expands with site-specific interventions to Lichtentaler Allee. At the same time, the Gesellschaft der Freunde junger Kunst traces the root of young artists in the old steam-baths, in which works of the related academics professors are presented. Once again it gets more clear, how both institutions since their foundations feel involved to promote the youngest trends of current art. Some of the work of these creators are not to see in institutional exhibition as „after-tomorrow“ but already as today.
Participating art schools: HGK Basel, HFBK Städelschule Frankfurt a. M., AdBK und HFG Karlsruhe, Kunsthochschule Mainz, HEAR Mulhouse-Straßburg, HBKsaar Saarbrücken und SABK Stuttgart
After-tomorrow artists: Ferhat Ayne, Flurina Badel & Jérémie Sarbach, Felix Bolze, Elvira Chevalier, Eric Cusminus, Inga Danysz, Lotte Meret Effinger, Richard Engel, Deniz Eroglu, Andrea Györi, Anette C. Halm, Lina Hermsdorf, Jeanette Huss-Varnet, Sophie Innmann, Olga Jakob, Hyun Jin Kim, Margarethe Kollmer, Céline Liebi, Nina Laaf, Martin Lorenz, Adrianna Liedtke, Patricia Murawski, Ann-Kathrin Müller, Frida Ruiz, Raphael Sbrzesny, Nadja Schoch, Petra Soder, Ines Spanier, Jens Stickel, Peter Strickmann, Fabian Treiber, Mark Walker, Mona Zeiler, Jonas Zilius
Professors: Reto Boller, Michael Clegg, Tatjana Doll, Felix Ensslin, Vadim Fishkin, Rainer Ganahl, Sabine Groß, Christian Jankowski, Dieter Kiessling, Urs Lehni, Renée Levi, Armin Linke, Tobias Rehberger, Ricarda Roggan, Matthieu Saladin, Susanne Windelen, Georg Winter, Tobias Wootton