
Nikita Kadan, Private Suns, 2014, Installationsansicht / Installation view Schloss Buchberg, 2018
Photo: © Joerg Th. Burger
Nikita Kadan, Private Suns, 2014, Installationsansicht / Installation view Schloss Buchberg, 2018
Photo: © Joerg Th. Burger
Michael Beutler, Ballenernte, 2014, Installationsansicht Schloss Buchberg, 2018
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Nagel Draxler, Berlin/Köln
Ulrike Müller, Curls, 2017, Installationsansicht Schloss Buchberg, 2018
Photo: Andreas Daxer, Courtesy of the artist and Callicoon Fine Arts, NY
Sofie Thorsen, Ausstellungsräume 1:3,5; Scherben 1:1, 2018, Installationsansicht Schloss Buchberg, 2018
Photo: Copyright Joerg Th. Burger, Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Krobat
Ulrike Müller, Curls, 2017, Courtesy: Calicoon Fine Arts, New York und Galerie Meyer Kainer, Wien
Ausstellungsansicht Martin Beck. rumors and murmurs, mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien, 6.5.–3.9.2017, Foto: Hannes Böck, © mumok
Josef Dabernig, Gertrud & Tiederich, 2018
Installationsansicht Schloss Buchberg, 2018
Foto: Joerg Burger
Foto: Joerg Burger
The exhibition Yesterday, Today, Today at Art Space Schloss Buchberg near Gars am Kamp is a joint project by the collectors Gertraud and Dieter Bogner and mumok. We present works inside and outside by eight artists that enter into dialog with the historical architecture and the surrounding landscape and thereby set off an inspiring interplay between history and present, yesterday and today.
The Bogners have been using this originally medieval castle since the 1970s as a dynamic stage for the exploration of contemporary art. References to architecture and to abstract forms and an interest in works that take an analytical approach to language and new media technologies have always been key elements in the Bogners’ collecting philosophy. These themes and this diversity of media are the basis of this exhibition, which runs against traditional delineations between art genres and the conventional contrasts between past and present. By bridging different periods, the works on show also present the coexistence of abstract forms and concrete contents and of aesthetic structures and real situations.
Martin Beck
Michael Beutler
Josef Dabernig
Nikita Kadan
Hanne Lippard
Ulrike Müller
Nicole Six / Paul Petritsch
Sofie Thorsen