Selected works will be presented at the two-day artkin groove event in a setting that has not previously served as an exhibition space of this kind. This year, greenhouses—which are normally filled with plants and emptied twice a year—as well as a workshop and a pottery studio, which are otherwise dedicated to ongoing creative work, will be opened to make room for the works of the selected artists.
Our aim is to involve regional, national, and international artists, and we’ve been rewarded with a response that has exceeded our expectations! We are very grateful for that.
We are especially delighted to present art of a quality that speaks to us personally. For this, we thank our dear artists, who have placed their trust in us and share this joy with us. We’d also like to thank the band Embryo, who have fascinated us for years not only with music but also with their experimental sound lab, and who are joining us this year at artkin groove.
“Nature as a point of reference for aesthetics, ethics, or art is a perennial topic, but if we take the current theoretical discourse seriously, the concept of ‘nature’ will exist in the vocabulary of future generations only as a reminiscence. Nature refers to nature as created by humans—as an image, as a canvas for projections of longings, as a failed hope, as a product of technological intervention. But where exactly is the line between nature and culture?”
@kunstforum_international Bd. 258, Kunstnatur I Naturkunst · by Judith Elisabeth Weiss · pages 44 – 85
Admission: Saturday, 20 € / reduced, 15 €
Free admission on Sunday
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