Specular Windows: Reflections on the Self and the Wider World
Specular Windows brings together around sixty contemporary works and a selection of historical pieces from the Belvedere collection, all of which revolve around experiences of self and world. The artworks deal with utopias and crises, the horror of the everyday, phenomena of the spiritual, the politicization of the body, as well as sociophysics and psychonautics, surreal worlds and individual mythologies. Drawing from the notion of art as a window to the world, this exhibition takes a look at the tension between the individual and society and reflects its effects on the body and mind.
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Specular Windows brings together around sixty contemporary works and a selection of historical pieces from the Belvedere collection, all of which revolve around experiences of self and world. The artworks deal with utopias and crises, the horror of the everyday, phenomena of the spiritual, the politicization of the body, as well as sociophysics and psychonautics, surreal worlds and individual mythologies. Drawing from the notion of art as a window to the world, this exhibition takes a look at the tension between the individual and society and reflects its effects on the body and mind.
Artists on show
- Adriana Czernin
- Alfred Hrdlicka
- Anna Witt
- Anne Schneider
- Arnulf Rainer
- Bernhard Frue
- Bruno Gironcoli
- Friedl Kubelka
- Georg Chaimowitz
- Gerhard Rühm
- Gunter Damisch
- Henri Michaux
- Iman Issa
- Isa Rosenberger
- Jesper Just
- Johanna Kandl
- Josef Dabernig
- Joseph Kosuth
- Judith Fegerl
- Judith Hopf
- Luiza Margan
- Marc Adrian
- Markus Muntean & Adi Rosenblum
- Markus Schinwald
- Martha Jungwirth
- Martin Arnold
- Michael Franz
- Nadim Vardag
- Padhi Frieberger
- Peter Weibel
- Richard Teschner
- Rudolf Wacker
- Samara Golden
- Simon Wachsmuth
- Susanne Kriemann
- Till Megerle
- Tillman Kaiser
- Tobias Pils
- Toni Schmale
- Ugo Rondinone
- Valie Export
- Vittorio Brodmann
- Walter Gamerith
- Walter Pichler
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