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Exhibition |
November 26, 2022 to April 10, 2023
mixed up with others before we even begin
mixed up with others before we even begin
Curated by Franz Thalmair
The exhibition mixed up with others before we even begin investigates models of thinking and working that reconcile different, sometimes contradictory entities within contemporary visual culture. Current artistic positions enter into a dialogue with selected works from the mumok collection and objects from the collections of the Natural History Museum Vienna to foreground the hybrid as an effective tenet, not only in artistic but also societal and political realms.
mixed up with others before we even begin celebrates the historical-cultural processes of creolization as a mode of world-making that has always been there. It encompasses moments of encounter and friendly gathering as well as those of collision, too. The exhibition features works that open perspectives to postcolonial histories of diversity, to satirical transliteration, queer folklore, and collective feminist rituals, to the molecular borders of the human body and its entanglements with science and technology.
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Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
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Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
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Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
4/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
5/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
6/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
7/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
8/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
9/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
10/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
11/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
12/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
13/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
14/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
15/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
16/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Oliver Ottenschläger © mumok
17/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Tomáš Souček © mumok
18/19
Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Tomáš Souček © mumok
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Exhibition View: mixed up with others before we even begin
Photo: Tomáš Souček © mumok
Artists
Leilah Babirye, Mariana Castillo Deball, Anetta Mona Chişa & Lucia Tkáčová, Nilbar Güreş, Nicolás Lamas, Slavs and Tatars
The Virtues of Vulnerability. Societies in Times of Trouble
The exhibition is accompanied by a symposium in cooperation with IFK International Research Center for Cultural Studies | University of Art and Design Linz in Vienna. Under the title The Virtues of Vulnerability. Societies in Times of Trouble the symposium examines concrete sites and problem zones where the vulnerable fabric of life becomes political and/or promising strategies of dealing with the bruises of extractivist projects rise to the surface. It will introduce and discuss lines of thought and diverse practices that can turn apparent deficiencies into assets.
Symposium curated by Karin Harrasser and Franz Thalmair
© mumok – museum moderner kunst stiftung ludwig wien