Artists' Conquest: Inside 鈥� Outside
This is the motto of the exhibition series with which the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden and the Staatliche Schl枚sser, Burgen und G盲rten Sachsen invite visitors to unexpected encounters in this venerable cultural monument. In an affectionate, ironic, provocative, commenting or reflective way, the confrontation of historical place and contemporary art position makes clear how much history and the present are connected.
With the interplay of interior and exterior space, the work "Inside-Outside" by Chiharu Shiota already touches on the theme to which other works from the Schenkung Sammlung Hoffmann at Pillnitz Palace and Park respond. The individual positions question the attributions of inside and outside, of personal and public space, of the observer and the observed. In the reflection of the artistic works, the gaze sharpens and falls again on the supposedly familiar. It is astonishing how this allows new perspectives to be adopted and a familiar place to come up with surprises. "Artists' Conquest" aims to open up new ways of seeing and thinking, and to question established ones. Art and culture inspire this magic.
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This is the motto of the exhibition series with which the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden and the Staatliche Schl枚sser, Burgen und G盲rten Sachsen invite visitors to unexpected encounters in this venerable cultural monument. In an affectionate, ironic, provocative, commenting or reflective way, the confrontation of historical place and contemporary art position makes clear how much history and the present are connected.
With the interplay of interior and exterior space, the work "Inside-Outside" by Chiharu Shiota already touches on the theme to which other works from the Schenkung Sammlung Hoffmann at Pillnitz Palace and Park respond. The individual positions question the attributions of inside and outside, of personal and public space, of the observer and the observed. In the reflection of the artistic works, the gaze sharpens and falls again on the supposedly familiar. It is astonishing how this allows new perspectives to be adopted and a familiar place to come up with surprises. "Artists' Conquest" aims to open up new ways of seeing and thinking, and to question established ones. Art and culture inspire this magic.
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