Do your dolls have problems?
Yes, eating disorders, depression, they can’t get jobs, their apartment’s too small…
Greer Lankton @ Between Bridges. Bis 22. Mai. 2015
Greer Lankton @ Between Bridges
Arise, My Love
Mein erstes animiertes GIF. Aus der Serie “Lektüre aus dem Zugfenster werfen”.
Arise, My Love
Mehr Rauchen! – im Museum.
The History of Painting Revisited. Katrin Plavcak, Caro Bittermann und Claudia Zweifel dokumentieren Malerinnen der letzten Jahrhunderte.
Mehr Rauchen! – im Museum. Dame Laura Knight:
Mehr Rauchen! – in der Autowerkstatt. Défense de fumer (Bruce LaBruce) – FNC 2014.
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NEW DAWN curated by Leidy Churchman @ Silberkuppe Berlin
NEW DAWN curated by Leidy Churchman @ Silberkuppe Berlin
![Nicole Eisenman, American Shorthair, 2014 [detail]](https://hoertauf.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/p1040714.jpg?w=486&h=364 "Nicole Eisenman, American Shorthair, 2014 [detail]")
Von oben nach unten:
Michaela Eichwald, AUKTION fuer Leidy, 2014
Nicole Eisenman, American Shorthair, 2014 [detail]
Nicola Tyson, Self-Portrait Kali Face, 2014
Jutta Koether, Aux Folies – K2(Taverne du Passage), 2013
Ulrike Mueller, Bauhaus Boat for Leidy (I & II), 2014
A.L. Steiner, 100% Sold Out, 2014
Angenehmer Gegenentwurf zu dieser Malerei-Gruppenausstellung.
Poggio Bracciolini?
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Judith Hopf @ Praxes
Judith Hopf, Season 2, Episode 4, bei Praxes.
Was bisher geschah: „Zu dem Arzt will ich auch gerne. Wir behandeln das alles hier gar nicht.“ View trailer.
Supergrundrecht Sicherheit
Werner Büttner, Supergrundrecht Sicherheit, 2013
Werner Büttner, Bloß keine Illusionen, 1989
Phallus update 2
Portrait von Louise Bourgeois by Robert Mapplethorpe, Peaches Christ Superstar, Jutta Koether „Isabelle“, Bruce LaBruce Danko Jones Legs Videostill
Aus Praxes HAND OUT N°3, CYCLE 1:
In the third, culminating component of Koether’s exhibition cycle, the framed, deep-hued Isabelle commands the stage. A pink and orange phallus painted in the quickly-drying „instant“ medium of gouache, Isabelle appears not so much as an emblem of patriarchy and fetishism, but is rather a disruptive, fluid force – a jouissance with the power to even shape its own frame. Evoking a rich history of works investigating the phallus as parody, pun, and pose (Louise Bourgeois’ Fillette, Marcel Duchamp’s Objet-Dard, and Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Room – Phalli’s Field (or Floor Show) come to mind, all produced in the 1950-60s), the phallus of Isabelle is an action-ready, self-possessed, reliably magical object. No longer part of a male body but with a female name, adorned with testicles resembling breasts (and the apples in another work occasionally on display in this exhibition), Isabelle could be seen as what Kleinian psychologists might call a combined parent figure – a hybrid or unity of opposites that is less sweetly erotic than frighteningly self-generative.
Travis Jeppesen on Peaches Christ Superstar:
Not that there wasn’t any reason to complain: Number one was the gigantic cross that appeared at the end. The work of Andreas Golder, it looked fantastic — a great purple blobby mess of bones, flesh, and organs, crowned with a giant penis. But could the symbolism be more heavy-handed? (Headed?)
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