January 31 - February 28, 2009
FROM Bregenz, Austria
Katherina Olschbaur
Lorenz Helfer
Götz Bury
Ulrike Lienbacher
Christian Eisenberger
Heike Weber
Edith Hofer
Barbarella Maier
December 13, 2008 - January 24, 2009
ANNABEL ELGAR:
Part II
2005 to the Present
Annabel Elgar's new
photographs move away from the idyllic backdrops and broken narratives
of her earlier work to focus on imagined characters who choose to
retreat to the fringes, where puppets and poisoned vermin provide
substitute soul mates. Elgar notates the passage of time in a wealth of
faded mementoes on the walls and discloses contemporary obsessions in a
disconcerting and disturbing world.
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FROM BEIJING
October 18 - November 22
ANNABEL ELGAR:
Part I
THE EARLY YEARS
London artist Annabel Elgar's photography has featured in numerous international exhibitions throughout Europe and North America. The work is concerned with sharp awakenings to the loss of innocence. Characters inhabit a fraught psychological space that acknowledges the contradictions of the ensuing spectacle. Narratives slowly reveal themselves as unforeseen antidotes to the assumed drama that is being witnessed: photographs where the prerogative is concerned with the exposure of vulnerability in its various forms.
September 13 - October 11, 2008
