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      We are looking forward to the exhibition at mumok - Vienna, <br>
      opening tomorrow, 9th October 2015.
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        <div class="">With some early work of Starship founders
          Hans-Christian Dany, Ariane Müller and Gunter Reski.</div>
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          magazines Artfan in the foreground and DANK in the back:<br>
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                expose, to show, to demonstrate, to inform, to offer </b><br>
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          Artistic Practices around 1990 <br>
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                10, 2015</span> to <span class="date-display-end"
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              <div class="field--text6"> Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung
                Ludwig<br>
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                        <p><small>In fall 2015, mumok will look back at
                            international art activities around 1990. On
                            three levels, we are showing installations,
                            publications, objects, projects, films, and
                            interventions by more than 50 artists and
                            artists’ groups. They all question
                            traditional forms of exhibiting and address
                            the pressing social challenges of their
                            time.</small></p>
                        <p><small>The words <em>to expose, to show, to
                              demonstrate, to inform, to offer</em> may
                            seem to define the functions of an
                            exhibition very clearly, but around 1990
                            there were many open questions as to what
                            art should be offering, how it should be
                            exhibited and made public.</small></p>
                        <p><small>In the context of larger societal
                            changes around 1990, artists increasingly
                            discussed the social functions and base of
                            their work. Reflecting on the conditions of
                            artistic production and art’s presentation
                            was, in various ways, intertwined with work
                            on actual social issues. The status of the
                            object of art and its economic foundation
                            was a subject of contentious debate, as were
                            the mechanisms of social exclusion, identity
                            politics, and gender issues—and the <span
                              class="caps">AIDS</span> crisis was
                            reaching a pivotal point. In addition, the
                            consequences of the fall of the Iron Curtain
                            as well as a rapidly advancing globalization
                            left their traces throughout.</small></p>
                        <p><small><em>to expose, to show, to
                              demonstrate, to inform, to offer</em>
                            brings together artworks and projects that,
                            around 1990, focused as an investigative
                            site modes of display and conditions of
                            reception. The exhibition will be shown on
                            three levels of mumok, presenting
                            internationally renowned artists and also
                            positions and projects that to date have
                            rarely been considered in museums.</small></p>
                        <p><small>Artists and projects: <span
                              class="caps">ACME</span>, <span
                              class="caps">ACT</span> <span
                              class="caps">UP</span>, <span
                              class="caps">A.N.Y.</span>P., Fareed
                            Armaly, <span class="caps">ARTFAN</span>,
                            Judith Barry, Cosima von Bonin, Gregg
                            Bordowitz, Botschaft e.V., Tom Burr,
                            BüroBert, Clegg & Guttmann, <span
                              class="caps">DANK</span>, Das ästhetische
                            Feld, Democracy, Stephan Dillemuth, Mark
                            Dion, <span class="caps">DOCUMENTS</span>,
                            Dorit Margreiter – Mathias Poledna – Florian
                            Pumhösl mit Ines Doujak und Hans Küng, Maria
                            Eichhorn, Peter Fend, Andrea Fraser,
                            Friesenwall 120, Game Girl, Felix
                            Gonzalez-Torres, Renée Green, Group
                            Material, If You Lived Here…,
                            Informationsdienst, Michael Krebber, Louise
                            Lawler, Zoe Leonard, Lesezimmer, Thomas
                            Locher, Allan McCollum, <span class="caps">META</span>,
                            minimal club, Regina Möller, Christian
                            Philipp Müller, museum in progress, On the
                            Museums Ruins, Stephen Prina, Gerwald
                            Rockenschaub, Martha Rosler, Klaus
                            Scherübel, Services, Jason Simon, Josef
                            Strau, Texte zur Kunst, Third Text, The
                            V-Girls, Octavian Trauttmansdorff, Vor der
                            Information, when tekkno turns to sound of
                            poetry, Christopher Williams, Fred Wilson,
                            Heimo Zobernig<br>
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                        <p><small>Curated by Matthias Michalka<br>
                            Exhibition design by Ken Saylor<br>
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      <small><small>Felix Gonzalez-Torres, "Untitled" (Go-Go Dancing
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          © The Felix Gonzalez-Torres Foundation<br>
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