Exhibition view, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, 2019 ©mumok
Mara Mattuschka, Messerschmidt 3, 2018, Courtesy the artist, © Bildrecht, Wien, 2019, Photo: Pixelstorm, Wien
Image: Photo Credits: Image details, left: Joyce Wieland, “Solidarity” [film still]. Courtesy of Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre, right: Joyce Wieland, “O Canada”. Courtesy of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and the NSCAD University Permanent Art Collection, Lithography Workshop. Photography: RAW Photography.
Tabita Rezaire, Ultra Wet – Recapitulation (Filmstill), 2017, Courtesy die Künstlerin & Goodman Gallery
Diana Lelonek, Post-adidas enviroment with the Brachythecium Rutabulu, 2017. Photograph from the Center for Living Things collection. Courtesy of the artist.
In his first solo exhibition Benjamin Weber shows works which reflect different aspects and theories about time. His oeuvre touches physical themes as the chaos theory, relativity theory as well as the digital universe. Each artwork illustrates a specific facet of time and reveals how the artist explores it.
Credit: Gelatin / Liam Gillick, Stinking Dawn: It should feel like unicorns are about to appear, 2018, Courtesy Galerie Meyer-Kainer
Cie. WIlli Dorner: Bodies in urban spaces © Lisa Rastl
© Odeon Theater
Claudia Bosse / Theatercombinat "A Third Step To Ideal Paradise" © Karolina Mernik
