ordinarypeople: will feature 5 artists
Anna Schmoll (Austria): Painting and drawing
Erik Norden (Austria): Drawing
Hannes Rettenbacher (Austria): Photography
Nadia Brandstätter (Australia): Photography and illustration
Scott Malcolm Wigglesworth (New Zealand): Painting
blankspace: ausstellungsperformance 22 Oktober 2010
Friday, November 27, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
ORDINARYPEOPLE: GROUP EXHIBITION OPENING
ordinarypeople: collaborative art project in vienna
painting: street art: illustration: photography
Group exhibition opening: friday 4th december 2009, 18.00-22.00
live music, dj and freakin' sweet art
kluckygasse 3, 1200 wien (friedensbrücke u4)
5th - 13th dec
open fridays & saturdays 14.00-18.00
group exhibition: four young artists, collaborating through social connections rather than via traditional “art” institutions or established networks.
ordinary people are: locals and internationals, living and creating in vienna, exhibiting their work in a free open space.
painting: street art: illustration: photography
Group exhibition opening: friday 4th december 2009, 18.00-22.00
live music, dj and freakin' sweet art
kluckygasse 3, 1200 wien (friedensbrücke u4)
5th - 13th dec
open fridays & saturdays 14.00-18.00
group exhibition: four young artists, collaborating through social connections rather than via traditional “art” institutions or established networks.
ordinary people are: locals and internationals, living and creating in vienna, exhibiting their work in a free open space.
exhibition opening, 4th december 2009:
WHAT THE....?
ordinarypeople: collaborative art project in vienna, is the brainchild of two very ordinarily extraordinary young individuals, living and trying to survive in Vienna.
Frustrated with existing art channels and institutions and looking for a way to share their ideas with the world, ordinarypeople was born.
Connected via social networks (not to be confused with 'social networking') through common interests and similar attitudes towards lifestyle and creative expression, ordinarypeople is the culmination of the randomness of life. When strangers from different worlds meet and find common ground through artistic expression.
ordinarypeople pools resources through these contacts, with minimal outside assistance, in order to source temporary free open spaces to exhibit creative works in different environments.
Frustrated with existing art channels and institutions and looking for a way to share their ideas with the world, ordinarypeople was born.
Connected via social networks (not to be confused with 'social networking') through common interests and similar attitudes towards lifestyle and creative expression, ordinarypeople is the culmination of the randomness of life. When strangers from different worlds meet and find common ground through artistic expression.
ordinarypeople pools resources through these contacts, with minimal outside assistance, in order to source temporary free open spaces to exhibit creative works in different environments.
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