CRK+
is a network of four independent institutions in
Graz whose
common interest lies in the conveyance of contemporary art within an
international context. Openings 6pm Camera Austria 7.30pm the smallest gallery - Ort für Fotografie 8pm <rotor> 9pm Grazer Kunstverein Free Shuttlebus Departure Vienna 06.12.2019, 3pm Station Opera, Bus 59a Departure Graz 06.12.2019, 10.30pm Bus stop in front of Künstlerhaus KM– Burgring 2 CRK+ archive: Spring 2017 Summer 2017 Autumn 2017 Winter 2017 Spring 2018 Summer 2018 Autumn 2018 Winter 2018 Spring 2019 Summer 2019 Autumn 2019 PRIVACY STATEMENT |
Jochen
Lempert: Fotos an Büchern (Photos around Books) Opening 6.12.2019, 6 pm In the frame of the opening the Camera Austria Award for Contemporary Photography by the City of Graz 2019 will be bestowed on Lebohang Kganye. Duration 7.12.2019–16.2.2020 Opening hours Tue – Sun, 10 am to 5 pm Guided tours German, English Free, on request: exhibitions@camera-austria.at +43 316 81555016 Curated by Reinhard Braun Jochen Lempert (b. 1958) has a degree in biology and has been working since the early 1990s on a project, in which the perception of flora and fauna in systems of representation within the context of scientific research encounters the individual observation of the animal and plant world within an environment designed by humans. Through analogue black-and-white photographs, an equally fascinating and complex (and inevitably incomplete) inventory of morphological studies arises, which counters the taxonomic classification of animals and plants with very subjective documentary material. Cross-references, associations, and correspondences within the photographs grant new perspectives on our own place within these structures of order and chance characterizing the world. Here, Lempert’s work unleashes a grand visual poetry that is mirrored in a distinctive visual language, which not least lends his oeuvre a unique position within contemporary photography. For his exhibition at Camera Austria, Jochen Lempert puts his black-and-white photographs in relation to publications from the extensive library on site. The horizontal display gives rise to a visual dialogue by different photographic carrier mediums, so that form- and content-related design patterns are apparent among the books, as well as narratives, typological features, and associative connections. |
Jochen Lempert, Untitled (Mobile), 2016. |
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