Gallery of Columbia University, Vancouver, Canada
OPENING DATE: 7th Jan 2010
Jan 8th – Feb 1st 2010
Hektor invites you to the opening of Shifting West, a group show featuring:
Eva Chytilek
Sophie Hirsch
Marjalena Klima
Angelika Loderer
Steffi Schöne
We look forward to seeing you at
the Studio Arts Building, Capilano University, N Van at 5 pm.
this is asta, the floor lamp; a result of the seminar “working with steel”.
actually i wanted to make a cantilever chair, but unfortunately the steel-pipes
couldn´t be bent the way i wanted them to be, so i decided to make something
new – without any curves.
material: steel pipes, 1/2 inch + 3/8 inch
technique: analogue and mag-welding
The BLOF is a concept developed for the theme of a kind of furniture, only made from eternit. After a competition in order of a workshop, we were asked to produce 35 “BLOF`s” for the company itself.
The concept is simple – Eternit common used as a board – put in a completly other form, to produce a cube wich is individual and special for itself but also compatible in the use with many of them. The BLOF is multifunctional in its usage – and leaves space for many opportunities for a possible handling.
Did this project togehter with Andrea Bretter, Barbara Birgfellner, Miraim Nascemento and Marton Toth.
Fotos and Layout by C.Matthias Kügler – fall 2008 – Vöcklabruck
(----"") o. T: Wachspositiv, Schamotte, Schaumstoff, 2008
Wood Peckers Brood Hole In Purple Wax
Fotos: Matthias Bildstein
EINLADUNG ZUR AUSSTELLUNG
Klasse Erwin WURM zeigt APPROPRIATION
Vernissage: Donnerstag, 04.12.2008, 19.00 Uhr
Kunstraum Praterstraße 15, 1020 Wien
Mit Arbeiten von:
Matthias Bildstein, Mathias Garnitschnig, Enrico Grunert, Linda
Hnatovicova, Anna Jachs, Axel Just, Christian Kaufmann, Marie-France
Keller, Mathias Krenn, Matthias Krinzinger, Daniel Kunzelmann,
Angelika Loderer, Sanela Nikodijevic, Monika Palka, Florian Regl,
Steffi Schöne, Malin Schoenberg, Lukas Troberg, Markus Zeber,
Marjalena Zieroth
Kurator: Amer Abbas
Ausstellungsdauer:
05.12.08 – 16.01.09
Öffnungszeiten:
05.12.08 – 20.12.08: Mi/Fr: 15.00 bis 18.00, So: 11.00 – 14.00
21.12.08 – 06.01.09: n. tel. Vereinbarung: 0699 / 15231349
07.01.09 – 16.01.09: Mi/Fr: 15.00 bis 18.00, So: 11.00 – 14.00
Ausstellung
“Holt die Unterhosen rein!” – Winterpause in FB
Skulptur*Zeichnung*Foto
A N G E L I K A L O D E R E R
Wann: 28.09.2008, ab 18 Uhr
Wo: Studio: Gleichenbergerstrasse 48a, 8330 Feldbach
Framents, Plasture, Clay, Wax, Objects, 2008
Radish, Mouseholes, Barbies, Wieners, Underwear, Mixer…. and lots of other things were in the focus of my work this semester. I showed this experiment in my art class bevor the summer break. One idea was to start working with material and different techniques. I was at home (Feldbach) in my studio so i decided to work with Plasture, Wax, Clay and Objets which get my attraction.
By looking at it at the first time you can see colored objects in white, brown, purple and rosa in different shapes lying on the ground. What really got my attention was the semantics and shape of the human body. So i focused the structure of hair on the lower leg and some other parts of the body and tried to cast and copy that.
Another interesting thing to me was the fact of the abscence of something. You can not see it but you know it is there. For example a mousehole offers a unknown and linked range of rooms under the ground but also things which are up side down (cap and espandrillo) were in the focus of my experiment.
Entitled “Fragments” shows things out of your everyday life in a different way. Waxed underwear, twines and a purple mixer are part of this installation.
This is a work I made some time ago, but didn´t manage to post it so far – well, here it is.
It´s a head made out of wire netting (“Hasengitter”), about 70 cm high.
Actually I planned to make a complete human sculpture; maybe it will be completed someday…
Kind of a sequel to my drawing series “visuals“. I tried to create the music-numbers in “3D” using different materials. At last I didn´t manage to make all of them – these are the best results.
