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Programme

An afternoon with the artists

Date and time

Friday, 21.4.2023
17:00–19:00

Location

Kunsthalle Wien
Museumsquartier

Artist talk
Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska installing their work in the exhibition space, photo: Kunsthalle Wien
Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska installing their work in the exhibition space, photo: Kunsthalle Wien
Am Ende eines Tunnels steht eine Person mit Lampe und hüllt die Umgebung in warmes Licht.
Iman Issa, I, the Artwork, 2023, c-print mounted on aluminum, courtesy the artist and Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman
Das Kunstwerk zeigt drei Arme aus Papier auf blauem Grund.
Siniša Ilić, Filigran, 2022/2023, paper-cut, courtesy the artist
Künstlerische Wandgestaltung mit schwarzweißem Strichmuster und zwei Neonlampen.
Brook Andrew, DIWIL, installation view Murray Art Museum Albury 2021, photo: Jeremy Weihrauch, courtesy the artist
Plakat zur Ausstellung: Dusan Percinkov Remains of a Summer Day
Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanovska, Poster no. 5: 1968: Dusan Percinkov: Remains of a Summer Day, from Oskar Hansen’s Museum of Modern Art, 2007, series of 12 prints, graphic design collaborator: Ariane Spanier, courtesy the artists

Join us for an afternoon together with the artists of No Feeling is Final. The Skopje Solidarity Collection.

Free admission, no prior registration is needed.

The event will be held in English.

Brook Andrew (Melbourne), Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska (Skopje), Siniša Ilić (Belgrade), and Iman Issa (Berlin) all share an interest in rereading and reworking established histories of art and society. For the exhibition, each artist was invited to select works from the unique collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA) in Skopje, developing a display that puts these historical works in dialogue with their own contemporary practices.

In this informal gathering, they will talk about the reasoning behind their selections of works from the MoCA collection and their installations, discussing the ways in which each of them chose to present these works within the exhibition.

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