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opening: Thursday, July 12, 6 - 9 pm opening hours: Wednesday - Saturday 2 - 7 pm Please scroll down for the English version. Die Nicole Gnesa Galerie freut sich in Zusammenarbeit mit der Akademie der Bildenden Künste, München und dem Ausstellungsraum Brunnmeier / Wandel, Arbeiten Studierender der Gastklasse CLASS IN PROGRESS von Patrick Fabian Panetta zu zeigen. Die Ausstellung SUMMER SHOW gibt Einblicke in die Arbeit aktuell Studierender der AdBK, München aus verschiedenen Fachklassen und unterschiedlichen Semestern. Räumlich und konzeptionell verteilt sich die Ausstellung auf drei Präsentationsorte, mit jeweils unterschiedlicher Deutungshoheit: Kunstakademie, Off-Space und Galerie. Das auf flache Hierarchien und Toolbox System basierende Modell von CLASS IN PROGRESS agiert auf räumlicher, wie auf inhaltlicher Ebene nivellierend und löst sich von bestehenden Klassenstrukturen und den Hierarchien von Präsentationsform und Repräsentationsort. In einer zunehmend virtualisierten Produktions- und Ausstellungspraxis wird es immer wichtiger, sich der Bedeutung von Räumen und deren Rahmenbedingungen gewahr zu sein. Das umfasst den realen, den sozialen und auch immer mehr den digitalen Raum, in dem wir uns bewegen und handeln. Objekt und Subjekt, Kunst und deren Repräsentationsmodelle sind zu einem eigenen, sich selbst weiter reproduzierenden System geworden, zunehmend gespeist aus den Algorithmen, die ihrer Darstellung zu Grunde liegen. Ein endloses Feedback aus Künstler, Werk, Medium und Präsentation. A system is an entity which maintains its existence through the mutual interactions of its parts.
Nicole Gnesa Galerie, in cooperation with the Akademie der Bildenden Künste München and the Project Space Brunnmeier / Wandel, is pleased to present works by students of Patrick Fabian Panetta's guest class CLASS IN PROGRESS.
The exhibition SUMMER SHOW will provide insights into the work of current students of the AdBK, Munich from different departments and different semesters.
Spatially and conceptually, the exhibition is divided into three presentation venues, each with different interpretative sovereignty: Art Academy, independently run Off-Space and established Gallery. The CLASS IN PROGRESS model, which is based on flat hierarchies and toolbox systems, levels spatial and content-related systems and detaches itself from existing academic structures and negates hierarchies of presentation.
In an increasingly virtualized production and exhibition practice, it is crucial to be aware of the importance of different types of spaces and their conditions. This includes the real, the social and, increasingly, the digital space in which we permanently move and act. Object and subject, art and their models of representation have become a system of its own that continues to reproduce itself, increasingly fed by the algorithms on which its representation is based. An endless feedback-loop between artists, work, medium and presentation.
A system is an entity which maintains its existence through the mutual interactions of its parts.
CLASS IN PROGRESS / WORKS BY: Clara Laila Abid Alsstar, Martin Bogisch, Gregory Borlein, Nil Bräg, Simona De Fabritiis, Simon Freund, Hans-Peter Gehring, Jessica Grundler, Florian Kuhn, Gemma Meulendijks, Julian Momboisse, Lou JP Mußgnug, Stephanie Olszewski, Julian Rabus, Mako Sangmongkhon, Jesaja Song
PATRICK FABIAN PANETTA *1977, lives and works in Berlin. His works are in public collections, national and international, he has won prizes and scholarships. He is a lecturer at the Weissensee Art Academy, Berlin (2012) and the Munich Art Academy (2018) Institutional exhibitions include: Manifesta 12, Palermo / Museo di Santa Giulia, Brescia / Museum Konkrete Kunst, Ingolstadt / Wilhelm-Hack Museum, Ludwigshafen / Kunsthalle Göppingen / Bury Art Gallery Museum and Archives, Manchester / Heidelberger Kunstverein / Kunstraum München / Museum Biedermann, Donaueschingen / Goethe Satelite, Western Front, Vancouver / Workspace, Los Angeles / Helper, New York / Kunstmuseum Stuttgart / Haus Coburg, Städtische Galerie, Delmenhorst / DAC, Daimler Art Collection, Berlin / Artothek Kölnmuseen, Cologne / CAAC, New York
EXHIBITION SPACE BRUNNMEIER / WANDEL: Parts of the SUMMER SHOW can be seen in the currently founded exhibition space of Quirin Brunnmeier and Malte Wandel in Leonrodstraße 89. The project sees itself as an open platform and independent place of art production. The space is to be used as a workplace, extended studio and exhibition venue. Within the exhibition concept, the still undefined space forms the transit between educational institutions such as the academy and the final distribution platform of a gallery. |
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