Shan’t Shalt Paint

Helene Appel, Thomas Helbig, Alex Mirutziu, Andrew Palmer, Sophie Reinhold, Elif Saydam, Florian Süssmayr

in Kooperation mit der GALERIE RÜDIGER SCHÖTTLE, München

am Mittwoch, 11. Juli 2018 um 19 Uhr

im TKA Schaulager in der alten Speicherstadt

Brooktorkai 15, 3. Boden, 20457 Hamburg. 

+ kleine Speisen.

Wir freuen uns auf ein interessiertes Publikum!

Abb. v.l.n.r.: Thomas Helbig, Homo Homini Lupus, 2007, 59.4 x 42 cm; Elif Saydam, L for Loyalty (Lividity), 2018, 30 x 21cm; Sophie Reinhold, Untitled, 2018, 200 x 160 cm

Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle

Mit der Gründung der Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle 1968 entstand in München ein Forum für zeitgenössische Kunst, das eine Reihe von Künstlern zum ersten Mal mit einer Einzelausstellung vorstellte. Konzeptuelle Inhalte und die Reflexion des Kontextes stellen bis heute eine generationen- und medienübergreifende Verbindung zwischen den von der Galerie vertretenen Künstlern dar. Das Programm zeigt etablierte als auch junge, aufstrebende Positionen aus Malerei, Fotografie, Skulptur oder Videokunst.

www.galerie-ruediger-schoettle.de

Tilman Kriesel Art Advisors GmbH

In einem Schaulager in der historischen Speicherstadt präsentiert TKA Art Advisors wechselnde Künstlerpositionen in Kooperation mit ausgewählten Galerien,  Sammlungen oder Künstlern. Tilman Kriesel ist u.a. Gründungsmitglied des Kunstsammler e.V., des Bundesverbandes unabhängiger Kunstberater (BVUK) und Mitglied im Vorstand mehrerer Kunstinstitutionen. 

www.artadvisors.de

The artist with the Artist and Himself at 29 at CCA Tel Aviv

The first exhibition curated by newly appointed chief curator and director of CCA Tel Aviv, Nicola Trezzi, entitled  KEDEM-KODEM-KADIMA encluded two works which belong to Alex Mirutziu and The Artist and Himself at 29. 

• Alex Mirutziu -- If your love is right your life is right, 2011
• The artist and Himself at 29 -- The Urgency of the Idea of Closure in Drawing, 2011 -- 

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Installation shots / camera: Barak Rubin

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Alex Mirutziu's works ”Unit of Survival” will be shown at Kisterem gallery in Budapest

Travelling with a blind map

6 June – 6 July, 2018

Opening: 5 June 2018, 6pm

Kisterem Gallery

Képíró u. 5, Budapest

Alex Mirutziu - Unit of survival #7

The starting point of the exhibition is the notion of home and its goal is to map out the uncertain situations departing from there. What does the notion of searching for a home, belonging mean today, can we still use this word in its traditional sense? How can the process of constant travelling, nomad lifestyle which often affects contemporary artists, alter this? Instead of talking about looking for home, could we talk about a constant homecoming, when the person is in a continuous moving and intends to find stability within this drift.

Another keyword in the exhibition is the notion of travel in which the joy of discovery coming from free will are paradoxically intertwined with those social-political situations when leaving is forced.

The artists reflect on these themes in a more poetic, indirect way and present different kinds of strategies, starting from their personal background, through analyzing their countries past, towards wider geopolitical and ecological aspects. Through these they bring into notion such pressing issues as migration, nomadism, the ownership of land and the so-called green xenophobia.

Participating artists: Anca Benera and Arnold Estefán, Kitti Gosztola and Bence György Pálinkás, Hiwa K, Alex Mirutziu.

Curator: Flóra Gadó

'Doing Sub Thinking' will premiere in June 2 at Royal Academy of Arts, as part of Block Universe 2018

Alex Mirutziu, Doing sub thinking

Block Universe presents Doing sub thinking, a new performance work by Alex Mirutziu, co-commissioned by Delfina Foundation and European ArtEast Foundation.

Referencing philosophical thought, national displays of power and collective agency, this work seeks to illustrate the performative forces at play in society. Exploring the de-personalisation of an individual within a crowd, Mirutziu will bring the audience on a journey to make manifest the intangible gaps between thought and action within group dynamics.

Block Universe is London’s leading international performance art festival, taking place in collaboration with cultural institutions and organisations across the city, including the Royal Academy of Arts, Siobhan Davies Dance, The Store X, the British Museum, Somerset House, Studio Voltaire, Oval Space and the Brunel Museum.

From 26 May to 3 June 2018, the festival will present work by some of the most innovative UK-based and international artists working in performance today, alongside talks, workshops and special projects.

Following the performance there will be a reception at Delfina Foundation from 16:30, with the final chance to see Alex Mirutziu's exhibition, Between Too Soon and Too Late, on the show's final day.

Doing Sub Thinking

Performance

with: Jenn Vogtle, Rowdy_SS, Ekin Bernay

Saturday 2 June 2018

2pm-2:40pm / 3pm - 3:40pm

Annenberg Courtyard, Royal Accademy of Arts

Free, no booking required

Pause for Weight! - a lecture performance at TRAFO

THOUGHT SCULPTURE

10.05.2018. 6 - 8 pm.
Lecture-performances by Alex Mirutziu and Ryan Rivadeneyra

Curator: Borbála Szalai
Venue: Trafoclub
Free entrance, all are welcome! The lecture-performances will be in English.

Alex Mirutziu ©2013

This event holds a provocative topic and spins it in such a way that the result has the potential to open up new thinking and conceptual provocations. 

My presentation entitled "Pause for Weight" dealt with my constant preoccupation with the problem of thinking in relation to form. 
 

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