Martin Beck / WOMAN
Martin Beck detail of Flowers, 2015 (right) Alexis Hunter Approach to Fear: Voyeurism 1972-2005
11:00
Mumok matinee
With a guided tour of the exhibition "WOMAN FEMINISTIC AVANTGARDE OF THE 1970S-YEARS FROM THE COLLECTION ASSOCIATED" and subsequent concert of the ensemble "airborne extended".
12:00
Through the mumok
Overview with a focus on the exhibition "Martin Beck, rumors and murmurs".
14:00
exhibition talk
A conversation with the artist Stefanie Seibold on artistic approaches and feminist concerns.
16:00
Workshop for adults: Through the hole camera on myself
Build your own pinhole camera from cans, boxes and photosensitive photo paper. In the darkroom of the mumok Fotoatelier, you can then develop your images yourself with the support of our art mediators.
17:30
Curator's tour through the exhibition
With Gabriele Schor (Director of the COLLECTION ASSOCIATION) and Eva Badura-Triska (curator mumok) through the exhibition "WOMAN FEMINISTIC AVANTGARDE OF THE 1970S-YEARS FROM THE COLLECTION ASSOCIATION".
WOMAN I FEMINIST AVANTGARDE OF THE 1970s from the SAMMLUNG VERBUND Collection
On show are 300 works of the 1970s by 48 artists from Europe and North and South America. They include well-known names like Cindy Sherman, Ana Mendieta, and ORLAN, and also a large number of lesser known works. There are eight Austrian artists: Renate Bertlmann, Linda Christanell, VALIE EXPORT, Birgit Jürgenssen, Brigitte Lang, Karin Mack, Friederike Pezold, and Margot Pilz. The collection director Gabriele Schor coined the concept of FEMINIST AVANTGARDE for this movement—as a way of underscoring its significance.
Curated by Gabriele Schor (director, SAMMLUNG VERBUND) and Eva Badura-Triska (mumok curator)
MARTIN BECK rumors and murmurs
With rumors and murmurs, mumok is presenting a comprehensive solo exhibition by artist Martin Beck, who lives in New York and Vienna. This show brings together works from the last ten years and also several new works specially made for the occasion. It includes sculptures, photographs, video works, drawings, books, and installations in the exhibition space that address questions of display and strategies of showing, memory, collectivity, and the themes of creating and finding images.