25 May 2023 to 24 September 2023
The exhibition circles around the themes of
dabbling, failing, and apologizing. The centerpiece of the show is the video
installation „and i’m sorry for whatever i did“ by artists Julia Niemann and
Leonie Seibold. Fragments from films, music videos and politicians' speeches
offer an insight into the "cultural technique" of male apologies:
Often these seem only half-baked and are simply meant to end a discussion.
Around this nucleus of the failed apology, other works of art - historical and
contemporary positions, for the most part from the Wien Museum's collection -
are arranged.
Failure is understood to mean when a set goal
is not achieved by an action. Failure is frowned upon in a success-oriented
society. Yet we need to fail in order to (mis)learn, to change the process and
to start again. For in the best case, failure also implies a nevertheless.
The approach of the dilettantes is contrary to
this: the goal of their doing is the doing itself. Thus they cannot fail at
all. In the early days, "dabbling" meant turning to a valued artistic
pursuit. Derived from the Italian "dilettare", to enjoy, there is a
fearless lightness and humor inherent in the action, which we want to celebrate
in this form: AVANTI DILETTANTI!
Curators: Daniela Hahn & Andrea Lehsiak (The
D0D0-Project)
Artists of the exhibited works: Walter Berger, Razvan Botis,Thomas
Geiger, Sofia Goscinski, Julia Niemann und Leonie Seibold, Margot Pilz, Alfred
Rottensteiner, Linus Riepler, Curt Stenvert, Sebastian von Wahl
https://www.wienmuseum.at/en/exhibitions/exhibition-archive/detail/avanti-dilettanti-ueber-die-anspruchsvolle-hinwendung-zum-scheitern
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