Group Show: Momentum? Maybe the Time has Come to Live our Corporality rather than Speak our Sexuality
18.01. – 28.02.2014
curated by Petunia, with works by Marie Angeletti, Kjersti Andvig, Sylvie Blocher, Caroline Mesquita, Marina Faust, Pilvi Takala, Tania Perez Cordova, Tobias Kaspar, Hannah Weinberger
MOMENTUM? MAYBE THE TIME HAS COME TO LIVE OUR CORPORALITY RATHER THAN SPEAK OUR SEXUALITY.MOMENTUM? MAYBE THE TIME HAS COME TO LIVE OUR CORPORALITY RATHER THAN SPEAK OUR SEXUALITY.MOMENTUM? MAYBE THE TIME HAS COME TO LIVE OUR CORPORALITY RATHER THAN SPEAK OUR SEXUALITY.Kjersti G. Andvig & Carlton A. Turner, No One of Us is Innocent, 2008Kjersti G. Andvig & Carlton A. Turner, No One of Us is Innocent, 2008Kjersti G. Andvig & Carlton A. Turner, No One of Us is Innocent, 2008Marina Faust, Untitled (Lili), 2013Marina Faust, Untitled (Rene), 2013Marina Faust, Untitled (Myung-II), 2013. Marina Faust, Untitled (Margit), 2013Pilvi Takala, Bag Lady, 2013, slide showTania Perez Cordova, Script for a Perfekt Phone Call, 2014, clay, sim card, 63 x 81 cmTania Perez Cordova, Script for a Perfekt Phone Call, 2014, clay, sim card, 63 x 81 cmTobias Kaspar, Hydra Life, 2012, video, 3 flatscreensHannah Weinberger, Every Other Year, 2012, sound installationMOMENTUM? MAYBE THE TIME HAS COME TO LIVE OUR CORPORALITY RATHER THAN SPEAK OUR SEXUALITY.Marina Faust. Five Times Meret, 2013, C-prints, 40 x 32 cmMaria Angletti, SR, 2014, C-print, 60 x 80 cmCaroline Mesquita, Drums, 2013, metall, dimenions variableSylvie Blocher, A More Perfect Day, 2009, video
