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Lesen Sie Svea Grasbergers Kritik über Thomas Lochers letzte Ausstellung in unserer Galerie some notes...(barely written out). 

Subjekt • Prädikat • Objekt. Diese grundlegenden Elemente genügen, um die einfachsten Sätze der deutschen Sprache zu formen. Doch sie bilden nicht nur die Basis alltäglicher Kommunikation, sondern auch das Fundament des Rechtssystems. Wie dieses in die Prozesse innerhalb einer Gesellschaft eingreift und welche Rolle die Sprache bei dessen Entstehung und Wirkung spielt, ist das zentrale Thema bei der in der Galerie Lombardi—Kargl präsentierten Ausstellung some notes… (barely written out) von Thomas Locher.
Hier weiterlesen. 

Nedko Solakov

Counter/Surveillance: Control Privacy Agency

Wende Museum, Culver City, USA | 13.10.2024-19.10.2025

In recent decades, technological advances have supercharged surveillance. Online, personal data are automatically collected and analyzed on a mass scale. Algorithms watch, listen, track, and identify people, complementing and sometimes replacing human eyes and ears. Powerful combinations of surveillance software and hardware, such as surveillance cameras outfitted with real-time facial recognition, are conquering public spaces. These technologies are often misleadingly presented as though they were pure innovation and have no history.

Artists: Asya Dodina, Berlin collective, Graham Fink, Gerhard Lang, Paolo Cirio, Robert Rehfeldt, Xu Bing, Verena Kyselka, Nedko Solakov, Damara Ingles, Ken Gonzales-Day, Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt, Yang Jian, Decebal Scriba, Liat Segal, Sadie Barnette, Yazan Khalili, Franisco Masó, Slava Polishchuk 

https://www.mutualart.com/Exhibition/Counter-Surveillance--Control--Privacy--/49B34B2C36A18812 

Corpus Cosmos 

Uppsala Art Museum, Sweden | 15.03.2025 - 24.08.2025

Opening: 15.03. 

The exhibition Corpus Cosmos seeks to engage in a dialogue about bodily experiences in the borderland between faith and knowledge. The Latin corpus refers to the body in medicine and the Greek kosmos to the idea of an organised universe. The exhibition features sculptures, tactile installations, paintings and sensual sound works. The artist's subjective view of the world mixes dreamlike and hallucinatory scenes with analyses and incisions.

Artists: Ingela Ihrman, Pakui Hardware/Neringa Černiauskaitė and Ugnius Gelguda, Pia Sandström, Camila Sposati and Xadalu Tupã Jekupé. 

https://konstmuseum.uppsala.se/utstallningar/corpus-cosmos/ 

Lenora de Barros
To See Aloud

28.2. - 11.5.2025
Badischer Kunstverein

Opening: Thursday, 27.2.2025, 7 pm

The first presentation in 2025 continues the series of exhibitions focusing on female artists from the field of Concrete Poetry. Following projects on Lily Greenham (2024) and Ilse Garnier (2023), we are showing the work of the artist and poet Lenora de Barros (*1953 in São Paulo) for the first time in Germany. She is a representative of Brazilian Concrete Poetry, whose beginnings can be traced to the Gruppe Noigandres in São Paulo in 1952. In Brazil, this movement, which is largely independent of the European context, is known as Arte Concreta. Lenora de Barros is an artist who comes from the generation following the Noigandres and is strongly influenced by them. Her works are characterized by an intimate interplay between the body, language and the self, and in particular by (post) feminist concerns. Other elements of her work include Conceptual Art, Pop Art and Fluxus.

Curated by Alex Balgiu and Anja Casser

www.badischer-kunstverein.de

Touch Nature

Lentos | 24.01.-18.05.25

Opening 31.1.2025

The multimedia exhibition ​”Touch Nature” showcases international artists and their takes on the devastating political, economic, ecological and humanitarian consequences of the Anthropocene. It becomes quite clear in the process that, in addition to documenting grievances and formulating strategies of resistance, these artists also provide blueprints for utopias. 

The economic exploitation of huge tracts of land, rising levels of soil sealing and the global effects of consumerism are addressed alongside the capitalist manipulation of waste. A series of cooperative ventures, some of which are interdisciplinary in character, results in art projects that deal with the global food situation, the spread of epidemics and the consequences of colonialism, aiming at a change of perspective. The exhibition develops encouraging visions of a new relationship between humanity and nature and of an approach to our environment marked by mindfulness and respect.

The exhibition is based on a series of exhibitions of the same name that were shown in twelve of Austria’s Forums of Culture in Europe and the United States between 2021 and 2024. This allowed Austrian artists to enter into a creative dialogue with artists of the host countries. The show at the Lentos presents a summary of this series of exhibitions and supplements it with international works of art. Its roughly 100 artists present a multinational overview of the current engagement with the climate crisis and the destruction of our environment. It is in the spirit of Alexander von Humboldt, a pioneer of ecological thinking, who famously wrote to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in 1810: ​“Nature must be felt.”
 

Curator and exhibition concept: Sabine Fellner

Artists: Uli Aigner, Iris Andra­schek, Peter Bartoš, Matei Beje­na­ru, Juli­us von Bis­marck, Van­ja Bučan, Flor­iama Can­dea, Lau­ra Codruța Cer­nea, Adria­na Chiru­ta, Sev­da Chkou­to­va, Lari­sa Crun­țea­nu, Mark Dion, Vero­ni­ka Dirn­ho­fer, Ines Dou­jak, Anna Dumitriu/​Alex May, Lati­fah Ech­akhch, Chris­ti­an Eisen­ber­ger, Tita­nil­la Eisen­hart, Micha­el End­li­cher, İnci Evi­ner, Tho­mas Feu­er­stein, Andrea Fran­co­li­no, Doro­thee Frank/​Ben Fodor, Bir­git Gra­schopf, Nico­la Hackl-Has­lin­ger, Maxi­mi­li­an Hai­da­cher, Jit­ka Hanzlo­vá, Peter Hau­en­schild, Beá­ta Hech­tová, Edgar Honet­schlä­ger, Anaïs Horn, Alfred Hrusch­ka, Bar­ba­ra Anna Husar/​Elmar Bertsch, Göz­de İlk­in, Nona Ines­cu, Fatoş İrw­en, Tobi­as Izsó, Maren Jeleff/​Klaus Pich­ler, Sabi­ne Jeli­nek, Anna Jer­mo­lae­wa, Anne Duk Hee Jor­dan, Johan­na Kan­dl, Eginhartz Kan­ter, Anton Keh­rer, Kit­ty Kino, Auro­ra Kirá­ly, Alex­an­dra Kon­tri­ner, Nina Koželj, David Kran­zel­bin­der, Ele­na Kris­to­for, Hans Kupel­wie­ser, Anto­nio Kut­leša, Chris­tia­ne Löhr, Lin­da Luse, Haru­ko Mae­da, Péter Mátyá­si, Clau­dia März­en­dor­fer, Katha­ri­na Meis­ter, Fer­di­nand Melichar, Kari­na Mend­recz­ky, Syl­vie de Meur­vil­le, Ana Maria Micu, Clai­re Mor­gan, Alo­is Mos­ba­cher, Yvonne Oswald, Moni­ka Pich­ler, Mar­got Pilz, PRINZ­pod, Luisa Rabbia, Julia Reich­mayr, Oli­ver Ress­ler, Hubert Roi­th­ner, Gre­gor Sai­ler, Eli­sa­beth von Sam­sonow, Davor San­vin­cen­ti, Judith Saupper, Hans Scha­bus, Schei­be & Günt­zel, Ramo­na Schne­ken­bur­ger, Gabrie­le Schö­ne, Mar­tin Schrampf, Clau­dia Schu­mann, Marie­lis Sey­ler, Mili­ca Simo­no­vić, Rebec­ca Smith, Paul Spen­dier, Oana Stanciu, Tho­mas Stimm, Mir­cea Suciu, Maria Sza­kats, Adri­enn Újhá­zi, Hana Usui, Dan Vezen­tan, Judith Wag­ner, Man­fred Wakol­bin­ger, Vio­let­ta Wakol­bin­ger, Bet­sy Weis, Nives Widau­er, Eva Yur­ko­vá, Lau­rent Ziegler/​Georg Blaschke

https://www.lentos.at/en/exhibitions/touch-nature 

Nedko Solakov

A Cornered Solo Show #5 

Ludwig Museum Budapest | 17.10.2024-29.6.2025

The Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art is thrilled to present Nedko Solakov’s humorous, site-specific installation, located in the museum’s lobby, next to the cloakroom. In this work, Solakov explores the idea of an artist who seeks to view the world from a radically different perspective—literally by turning himself upside down to shift his viewpoint. 

A Cornered Solo Show #5 is being presented in celebration of the museum’s 35th anniversary and the 30th anniversary of Solakov’s solo exhibition, The Collector of Art. The exhibition also marks the Ludwig Foundation's recent acquisition of 12 drawings by Solakov, entitled Correctness (2021). As part of this event, the artist will generously donate A Cornered Solo Show #5 to the museum, along with three additional drawings titled Bad Moves (2023).

About the series 

The project, titled A Cornered Solo Show, began in 2021 when Solakov proposed the directors and curators of leading museums to offer him an “insignificant” corner of their institution—outside of the typical exhibition spaces, yet still accessible to the public. To date, four installations have been staged in major European museums, each uniquely tailored to the specific qualities of the chosen corner: #1 MUDAM – The Contemporary Art Museum of Luxembourg (2021) #2 MAXXI – National Museum of 21st Century Art, Rome (2022) #3 Upper Belvedere, Vienna (2023–2024) #4 National Gallery, The Palace, Sofia (2024)

https://www.ludwigmuseum.hu/en/exhibition/nedko-solakov-cornered-solo-show-5 

Nós — Arte & Ciência por Mulheres

Sesc Interlagos, São Paulo

August 22., 2024 - March 30., 2025

From August 22, 2024 to March 30, 2025, Sesc Interlagos will host the exhibition "We - Art & Science by Women", which highlights the trajectory of women as producers and maintainers of knowledge in the scientific, intellectual and artistic fields.
The exhibition covers historical scenarios ranging from ancestral wisdom to the growing presence of women in scientific institutions. The narrative reveals women's ongoing struggle for a more equal society, where everyone has full access to political, economic and social rights.
The exhibition features accessibility resources, such as scripts and videos with audio description and video-libras.

"Nós - Arte & Ciência por Mulheres" (We - Art & Science for Women) is organized by Sesc São Paulo, conceived by Estúdio M'Baraká, and has the support of collections from USP's Zoology Museum, the Indian Museum (FUNAI), the Earth Sciences Museum / CPRM, the Butantan Institute and documentation from institutions such as Fiocruz, the National Museum, the Roberto Burle Marx Site and the National Library, among others.

DAVID FESL @ BRNO HOUSE OF ARTS

LIDDY SCHEFFKNECHT @ KUNSTRAUM DORNBIRN

WATCH NOW: AGNIESZKA POLSKA AND SAM SAMIEE @ GEORG KARGL FINE ARTS 

ARTISSIMA | Dialogue
Mark Dion
Camila Sposati

Booth 14 | Corridor BLACK
November 5 – 7, 2021

ARTISSIMA
OVAL Lingotto Fiere
via Giacomo Mattè Trucco, 70
Torino 

David Fesl & Jakob Lena Knebl
Room 1.5

186 Avenue Victor Hugo
75116 Paris 

Oct 20 - 24, 2021
PARIS INTERNATIONALE


David Fesl
Jakob Lena Knebl 

Agnieszka Polska
FIAC OVR 

Oct 20 - 25, 2021
FIAC

Agnieszka Polska

GEORG KARGL FINE ARTS

ROSA RENDL @ MIART 2021
EMERGENT

Booth C11

MIART
Rosa Rendl

An Incomplete & Unreliable Guide to Social Media War Room Curated by Valentinas Klimašauskas

Spike Art Magazine, Vanessa Joan Müller, 26.09.2021

Jakob Lena Knebl & Agnieszka Polska @ Belvedere 21

Der Standard, Katharina Rustler, 14.09.2021

Agnieszka Polska @ Baltic Triennial 14 
Tagesspiegel, Werner Bloch, 05.09.2021

Agniezska Polska @ Museum of Modern Art Warsaw

ArtReview, Phoebe Blatton, 03.09.2021

Olivia Coeln
Booth C04

Alte Post Vienna
Postgasse 10
1010 Vienna 

Sep 2 - 5, 2021
Vienna Contemporary

Georg Kargl Fine Arts @ viennacontemporary 2021

Salzburger Nachrichten, 19.08.2021

Georg Kargl Fine Arts @ Miart 2021

politicamentecorretto.com, 08.2021

Olivia Coeln @ ViennaContemporary 2021

Trend. Das Wirtschaftsmagazin, Michaela Knapp, 27.08.2021

Georg Kargl Fine Arts @ ARCOmadrid 2021
La Razon, Concha García, 02.07.2021
Ocula, Rory Mitchell, 07.07.2021

Artmagazine.cc, Stefan Kobel, 08.07.2021

Parnass, Sebastian C. Strenger, 09.07.2021

Mark Dion @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts

Vienna Art Week Blog, Maximilian Steinborn, 08.07.2021

Wiener Zeitung, Claudia Aigner, 14.07.2021

Agnieszka Polska @ Museum of Modern Art Warsaw

Dwutygodnik, Piotr Fortuna, 07.2021

Booth 7C03

VIP/Professional days:
07/07 - 09/07/2021, 12:00 - 20:00

Public days:
10/07/2021, 12:00 - 20:00
11/07/2021, 12:00 - 18:00

Address:
IFEMA Feria de Madrid
Avenida del Partenón 5 
28042 Madrid

ARCOmadrid Website

ARCOmadrid E-xhibition

with Jakob Lena Knebl
Booth P4

Opening 24 June 2021
VIP preview from noon
Vernissage 5–8 pm

Fair days 25–27 June 2021
Opening hours 11 am–7 pm

Jakob Lena Knebl
Der Standard, 02.06.2021

Georg Kargl Fine Arts @ SPARK 2021

Parnass, June-August 2021

Artmagazine.cc, Stefan Kobel, 24.06.2021

Wien Heute, 24.06.2021

Wiener Zeitung, Christof Habres, 25.06.2021

Tagesspiegel, Christiane Meixner, 26.06.2021

Mark Dion @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts

Kurier, Michael Huber, 13.06.2021

Georg Kargl Fine Arts @ Vienna Art Week Blog

Maria Christine Holter, 18.06.2021

Andreas Fogarasi

Der Standard, Stefan Weiss, 18.06.2021

Mark Dion/Jakob Lena Knebl

Der Standard, Katharina Rustler, 19.06.2021

Georg Kargl Fine Arts is proud to present a selection of paintings by American artist and filmmaker CARTER.

In his complex collaged paintings, CARTER integrates various materials such as threads, towels and embroideries, parachute cord and patches. Materials that have a story of their own by referring to their previous life. While assembling them to new meaning, the artist forms a personal reference system. The paint as well as the ‘ready-mades’, create a hybrid collage in form of an abstract painting. With isolated figurative markings and abstract styles, these reflections on painting show the process as well as an evocation of fragmented identities. The multi-layered and subtly variated colored paintings depict faces, meticulously sewn eyes, wide opened mouths with brightly colored lips and teeth, stuck out tongues and floating heads. In general, it is a socio-political transformation of identity construction that CARTER is interested in. His works on canvas form lively patchwork carpets of personal symb in olism. Informed by a decades-long interest in the tropes of traditional portraiture, Carter punctuates his multi-textural pieces with facial expressions divorced from the physical body. In more recent paintings, such as „The Past/Next One Hundred Years“, the multi-colored spectrum is intensified and focused on a complex multi-layered painted composition.
Our presentation pays tribute to an artist that has achieved an unique, distinctive and individual style in reference to his artistic predecessors and his own American tradition.
 
CARTER´s work has been included in exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Whitney Museum of American Art, Tate Modern and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, among others.

To visit the presentation, please follow the link here

Rafał Bujnowski @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts
Die Presse, Almuth Spiegler, 03.05.2021

Georg Kargl Fine Arts @ SPARK Kunstmesse 2021

Salzburger Nachrichten, 19.05.2021

Mark Dion @ BIG I University of Vienna

University of Vienna, 21.05.2021

We are pleased to present a historical body of work by Clegg & Guttmann. The presentation includes thirteen ’constructed photographs’ from 2002 and an earlier work, "The History of Photography" from 1984. Eight of the ’constructed libraries’ are sampled photographs of selected books on topics related to anarchism, cubism and syncopated music from libraries in Vienna and New York. The background image of the five photographic portraits are various portraits by Clegg & Guttmann, on which facial parts of anarchists (Goldman, Bakunin, Kropotkin), cubists (Picasso, Gris) and musicians (Joplin, Stravinsky) were transplanted.

To view this presentation, please follow the link here.

Rafał Bujnowski @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts

Wiener Zeitung, Claudia Aigner, 14.04.2021

Jakob Lena Knebl @ MAH Geneve
Der Bund, Christoph Heim, 07.04.2021

A Magazine Curated By, Riccardo Conti, 21.04.2021

Jakob Lena Knebl @ Venice Biennale 2022 

Der Standard, 22.04.2021

Artsy, Allyssia Alleyne, 20.04.2021

Vera Frenkel @ 13th Shanghai Biennal

Artforum, 05.04.2021

Camila Sposati @ Georg Kargl BOX

Wiener Zeitung, Claudia Aigner, 29.04.2021

We are pleased to inform you about our participation at ARCO E-XHIBITIONS.
With two online presentations we approach the mutual interrelation of nature and culture.

Jitka Hanzlová @ ARCOmadrid
3D and 2D presentations are available here

Unfolded Matter - Nature as Culture, Culture as Nature 
@ ARCOlisboa with selected artworks by 

Olivia Coeln
Mark Dion
Peter Fend
Sanna Kannisto 
Agnieszka Polska
Marcel van Eeden

To view this presentation, please follow the link here 

ARCO E-XHIBITIONS is a space created for the ARCO community with the galleries of ARCOmadrid and ARCOlisboa. Hosted on ARCO's website, it will be flexible and changing with new contents every month.

Jakob Lena Knebl @ KUB - Kunsthaus Bregenz / MAH - Geneve

GoOutMag, Aurore De Granier, 03.2021

Femina, 04.03.2021

Finestre sull'Arte, 04.03.2021

C/O Vienna, Antje Mayer-Salvi, 05.03.2021

Monopol, 03/2021, p. 21

Die Presse, Almuth Spiegler, 29.03.2021

Camila Sposati @ Georg Kargl BOX

Select.art.br, 03.03.2021

Georg Kargl Fine Arts @ FIAC - Online viewing rooms 

L'Echo, 01.03.2021
 

Rafal Bujnowski @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts

NN6T, 22.03.2021

We are delighted to inform you about our participation at FIAC Online Viewing Rooms which will take place from March 2^nd – 7^th, 2021.

We will present selected works by Jakob Lena Knebl and David Maljković.


FIAC Online Viewing Rooms
Jakob Lena Knebl
David Maljković

 

Jakob Lena Knebl @ MAH Geneve
Sabine B. Vogel, 09.02.2021

NCR, Thomas van Huut, 17.02.2021

fomo-vox, 28.02.2021

Rosa Rendl
Wiener Zeitung, Andreas Rauschal, 11.02.2021

Eikon #113

Peter Fend

Mousse Magazine, Dora Budor, 25.02.2021

David Maljkovic @ INTERCONTI WIEN
Der Standard, Katharina Rustler, 28.01.2021
Weltkunst, Lisa Zeitz, 15.01.2021

Jakob Lena Knebl @ MAH Geneve

TDG, Jerome Estebe, 30.01.2021

INTERCONTI WIEN

Jakob Lena Knebl & Ashley Hans Scheirl

Seasonal Greetings 
Kunsthaus Bregenz, 12/12/2020 - 14/03/2021

Karl-Tizian-Platz 
Postfach 45 
6900 Bregenz 
Österreich

Jakob Lena Knebl

Press

Homepage Kunsthaus Bregenz

Seasonal Greetings, Jakob Lena Knebl & Ashley Hans Scheirl, Kunsthaus Bregenz 12.12.2020-14.03.2021

Kunsthaus Bregenz

Der Standard, 27.11.2020

Die Presse, 07.12.2020
ORF.at, 10.12.2020
Salzburger Nachrichten, 10.12.2020
Monopol December 2020
Artmagazine, 11.12.2020

The Gap December/January 20/21

Der Standard, 12.12.2020

Frankfurter Allgemeine Online, 20.12.2020

Niederösterreichische Nachrichten Online, 20.12.2020

VOL.at, 22.12.2020

Mercedes Mangrané - Emancipation Series

Lettre International | LI 131, Winter 2020

Kunstmagazin PARNASS, 12/2020-02/2021

Herbert Hinteregger, Silvie Aigner
Mark Dion, Fiona Liewehr

David Maljković PART 7: EXHIBITION @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts
Artmagazine.cc, Susanne Rohringer, 06.11.2020

Curated by_ Alistar Hicks @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts

ArtReview, Max L. Feldmann, 11.11.2020

Olivia Coeln, Mark Dion @ Fragile Schöpfung, Dom Museum, Vienna 

ORF, Religion, 01.10.2020
oe1, 05.10.2020
Der Standard, Katharina Rustler, 13.10.2020

KUNSTFORUM International 270

Andreas Fogarasi, Ein Kunstwerk auszustellen ist nicht dasselbe, wie eine Ausstellung zu machen. Eine dezentrale Gesprächsrunde, moderiert und editiert von Jeanette Pacher und Bettina Spörr, in: KUNSTFORUM International 270, p. 162-183.

Jakob Lena Knebl, Die Ausstellung als Begehrensraum. Ein Gespräch mit Fiona McGovern, in: KUNSTFORUM International 270, p. 100-107.

Herbert Hinteregger @ PARNASS Special Auktion and fine Arts, Autumn 2020

Silvie Aigner/Paula Watzl, (Wieder-)Entdeckungen. Ein Rundgang durch Österreichs Ausstellungen und Festivals 2020, in: Parnass Special Auktion and fine Arts, p. 34-41.

Jakob Lena Knebl, Olivia Coeln, Rosa Rendl @ TREND Magazin

TREND. Das Wirtschaftsmagazin, Michaela Knapp, Künstlerranking, 30.10.2020

Frieze London 2020 - Online Viewing Room!

We are proud to present Vera Frenkel at Possessions, Frieze London 2020.

Vera Frenkel is one of Canada's most renowned multidisciplinary artists, respected both internationally and at home. Her complex and ground-breaking practice addresses the forces at work in human migration, the learning and unlearning of cultural memory, and the ever-increasing bureaucratization of experience.


Preview days: October 7 - 8, 2020
Public days: October 9 - 16, 2020

To access Frieze Online Viewing Room, please register HERE! 

PRESS:

Elephant, 08.10.2020

Harpers Bazaar Arabia, 08.10.2020

Artful Jaunts, 09.10.2020

Fad Magazine, 16.09.2020

ARTnews, 15.09.2020

viennacontemporary 2020
Sep 24 – 27, 2020

Marx Halle
Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19, 1030 Vienna

MAIN
Herbert Hinteregger
Booth: C10

ZONE1 
Rosa Rendl
Booth: D09

Z-series online at vc_on 
Katrina Daschner
Andreas Fogarasi
Nadim Vardag
online: Sep 17 – Oct 27, 2020

Video: Where Do We Find Ourselves… 
Katrina Daschner
Agnieszka Polska

Explorations 
Andreas Fogarasi
Booth: C23
Vintage Gallery in collaboration with Georg Kargl Fine Arts


Visitor Info | Opening hours 
Tickets 
Covid-19

viennacotemporary20
Parnass Special
Trend
Monopol  

Artmagazine

Handelsblatt

Curated by 2020
Curated by 2020 - FAZ

Jakob Lena Knebl
Vorarlberger Nachrichten

Bakelit. Die Sammlung Georg Kargl @ MAK
Kurier, Michael Huber (15.07.2020)
orf.at, Florian Baranyi (18.07.2020)
Welt, Sabine Vogel (26.07.2020)

Jakob Lena Knebl
Dorotheum myArtMagazine, Doris Krumpl (Juli 2020) 

Andreas Fogarasi
Collectors Agenda, Sylvia Metz (Juli 2020) 

Erwin Thorn @ Albertina Modern
Die Presse, Almuth Spiegler (17.06.2020)

Jakob Lena Knebl @ Biennale di Venezia 2022
Parnass Newsflash (24.06.2020)

Visit ARCOlisboa 2020 Online edition with:

Lenora de Barros
Jakob Lena Knebl
Agnieszka Polska
Nedko Solakov

On view: May 20 - June 14, 2020 

Mercedes Mangrané
PARNASS Gallery Diary - Mercedes Mangrané (May 11, 2020)

Jakob Lena Knebl
Spike #63 NEW YORK ISSUE (print edition)

Mercedes Mangrané
Mercedes Mangrané - Drainage Systems: Individuelle Stadtansichten

Antoine Donzeaud
Parnass - Gallery Diary

Nedko Solakov
Arterritory.com - What artists are doing now.

Andreas Fogarasi 
Falter 14/20 -  Die Krise als Chance 
 

Jakob Lena Knebl
Flash Art Online

Antoine Donzeaud
Die Presse – Schaufenster
 

Jakob Lena Knebl’s solo exhibition Frau 49 Jahre alt at LENTOS Kunstmusem in Linz opened on February 6th. The exhibition shows works by Jakob Lena Knebl together with the collection of LENTOS. 

EXTENDED until August 9, 2020

Jakob Lena Knebl - Ruth Anne @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts
artmagazine.cc - Szenarien einer affektiven Körpersprache (Feb. 2020)
Die Presse
Der Standard
ARTFORUM - 2021 Venice Biennale

Jakob Lena Knebl - Ruth Anne @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts
Der Standard - Zu Gast im Fetisch-Apartment (Jan. 2020)
Die Presse - „Mich interessiert das Grenzwertige“ (Jan. 2020)
Der Falter - Genderklamauk, wie aus der Pistole geschossen (Jan. 2020)

Andreas Fogarasi - Nine Buildings, Stripped @ Kunsthalle Wien
Der Standard - Urbanist Andreas Fogarasi in der Kunsthalle Wien (Jan. 2020)
Die Presse - Griss um die alten Fliesen (Jan. 2020)
Parnass (Jan. 2020)
KURIER - Wo Gebäude sich entkleiden, macht Andreas Fogarasi Kunst (Jan. 2020) 

Herbert Hinteregger - Waldboden, Forest Floor @ Zeitkunst Galerie Kitzbühel
Kitzbühler Anzeiger - Ein Raum voller Kugelschreiber?! (Jan. 2020)

Thomas Locher, Willem de Rooij - Modern Alibis @ Georg Kargl Fine Arts
artmagazine.cc - Textur und Sprache (Jan. 2020)
Artforum - Thomas Locher and Willem de Rooij (Jan. 2020)

Agnieszka Polska - I CALL YOUR NAME @ Associazione Barriera, Italy
Contemporary Lynx - I CALL YOUR NAME (Jan. 2020)

Koenraad Dedobbeleer - Sache: Gallery of Material Culture @ Kunstverein Hannover, Hannover 
moussemagazine - Koenraad Dedobbeleer “Sache: Gallery of Material Culture” (Jan. 2020)

Location & Opening hours
IFEMA Feria de Madrid
Avenida del Partenón 5 
28042 Madrid

Date
February 26th - March 1st 2020

Booth
9E10 

Opening Hours
From February 26th to March 1st from 12h to 20h

ARCO Madrid 

LOOP Barcelona BALCONY at artgenève
Booth L1 

Jan 30 - Feb 2, 2020
David Maljkovic, Afterform, 2013

palexpo
route françois-peyrot 30
1218 le grand-saconnex
Switzerland

artgenève
David Maljkovic 

GEORG KARGL FINE ARTS
Jakob Lena Knebl
Ruth Anne

Opening: January 16, 2020
On View: January 17, 2020 - March 28, 2020

Openinghours:
Wed – Fri 1 pm – 7 pm
Sat 11 am – 4 pm

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GEORG KARGL BOX
My Gloomy Record Cover Store
BRUCE! curated by Jakob Lena Knebl

Opening: January 16, 2020
On View: January 17, 2020 - February 29, 2020

Openinghours:
Wed – Fri 1 pm – 7 pm
Sat 11 am – 4 pm

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GEORG KARGL PERMANENT
New Jörg @ PERMANENT
To Some Extent
Albano Afonso, Sandra Cinto, Ding Musa

Opening: January 16, 2020
On View: January 17, 2020 - February 29, 2020