Showing posts with label Katja Novitskova. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Katja Novitskova. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 6, 2018

“Lemurenheim” at Meyer Kainer


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Every 10 years assemblage reinvigorates itself as the dumpsters picked through are modernized to the current castoffs and appear new, the waste that evolves along culture until finally an artist is able to rummage up enough LEDs, acrylic panels and Arte Povera catalogs to accumulate the update to our Rauschenberg cardboard clogging the pipes of our forward progress. At least sticks are still in vogue as symbols of the foraging, our original human toil, production.



See too: Ei Arakawa at Taka Ishii & Peter Halley at Modern ArtKerstin Brätsch at Gio MarconiDAS INSTITÜT at Serpentine GalleryKAYA at Deborah Schamoni,

Monday, July 4, 2016

Katja Novitskova at Kunstverein Hamburg

Katja Novitskova at Kunstverein Hamburg
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Lurid visual culture, new material and new images used to impress and assert the power and validity of its images, to achieve the slick look of information that we have come to understand as irreparably meaningful.


See too: Katja Novitskova at Kunsthalle Lissabon

Monday, June 8, 2015

Katja Novitskova at Kunsthalle Lissabon

Katja Novitskova at Kunsthalle Lissabon
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And so a Post_genzken assemblies of latent forms, picked from the rubble of culture's meaning. Juxtapositions of surreal cultures, perma-wet newts draped over soft curves, lures, draw out the erotic bulbous content of two ergonomics, maternal and futuristic, formal erotics as design. Sex sells but make it latent for babies, and a generation later, adults questioning their attraction to PVC and silicone. Like reefs' sexual economics, generations of attraction breed the most sensual and beautiful creatures which design now too playing libidinal forms, like car interior's handles looking evermore like dildos, the attention here toward the fetishistic bits of a culture's attraction. A bassinet that looks undistinguishable from a sex toy, and so what does this say about culture.


From a long thread continued: Nancy Lupo at WallspaceGoshka Macuga at Rüdiger SchöttleAnicka Yi at Cleveland Museum of Art, Transformer StationOlga Balema at Croy NielsenDavid Lieske at MUMOK"Flat Neighbors" at Rachel Uffner