Exhibitions

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  Part of the Game 2024 | Player 03

  23.05.2024 - 14.06.2024

  Kunsthalle Graz, Graz

  “Dancer”

  The “Dancers” ask you to dance!

• COME CLOSER, TOUCH ME!

  27.09.2022 - 27.11.2022

  Volkstheater, Wien

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  Morgenlicht

  13.08.2022 - 31.10.2022

  Museum Pfeilburg, Fürstenfeld

  André Baschlatkow, Stefan Glettler, Robert Gruber, Elisabeth Gschiel, Kathrin Hanga, Melitta Moschik, Petra Schweifer, Celine Struger, Klaus Dieter Zimmer

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  Lost in Space

  01.05.2022 - 30.10.2022

  Museum Liaunig, Neuhaus

  Raimund Abraham, Pierre Alechinsky, Karel Appel, Joannis Avramidis, Josef Bauer, Wolfgang Becksteiner, Wander Bertoni, Francesco Bocchini, Anthony Caro, Peter Cook, Tony Cragg, Canan Dagdelen, Gunter Damisch, Behrooz Daresh, Günther Domenig, Otto Eder, Manfred Erjautz, Lorenz Estermann, Herbert Flois, Andreas Fogarasi, Padhi Frieberger, Bruno Gironcoli, Stefan Glettler, Dorothee Golz, Helmuth Gsöllpointner, Julia Haugeneder, Julie Hayward, Wolfgang Heusgen, Rudolf Hoflehner, Hans Hollein, Theo Jansen, Martin Kaar, Gerhard Kaiser, Michael Kienzer, Katharina Kleibel, Peter Kogler, Cornelius Kolig, Willi Kopf, Brigitte Kowanz, Hans Kupelwieser, Maria Lassnig, Heinz Leinfellner, Helmut Mark, János Megyik, Walter Moroder, Alois Mosbacher, Gerhardt Moswitzer, Matt Mullican, Heribert Nothnagel, Fritz Panzer, Helga Philipp, Franz Pichler, Josef Pillhofer, Klaus Pinter, Rudolf Polanszky, Peter Pongratz, Hannes Priesch, Erwin Reiter, Werner Reiterer, Hans Schabus, Robert Schad, Eva Schlegel, Martin Schnur, Manfred Schu, Johann Schwarz, Christian Schwarzwald, Fabian Seiz, Zbyněk Sekal, Pablo Smidt, Oswald Stimm, Esther Stocker, Erwin Thorn, Elmar Trenkwalder, Andreas Urteil, João Pedro Vale, Walter Vopava, Manfred Wakolbinger, Paul Wallach, Franz West, Markus Wilfling, Lebbeus Woods, Fritz Wotruba, Reimo Wukounig, Erwin Wurm, Johanes Zechner, Leo Zogmayer, Franz Xaver Ölzant

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  Resonanzen

  03.09.2022 - 02.10.2022

  NÖDOK, St. Pölten

  Julia Avramidis, ONA B, Wolfgang Böhm, Stefan Glettler, Ferdinand Melchiar, Clara Szabo, Heliane Wiesauer-Reiterer

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  Beings & Creatures Chapter 1: On Damaged Earth

  19.03.2022 - 04.06.2022

  , Graz

  Robert Gabris, Naomi Rincón Gallardo, Stefan Glettler, Paul Lässer, Böhler & Orendt, Andrea Palašti, Marie Vermont

  < rotor > Volksgartenstraße 6a, 8020 Graz

  On the opening Mikael Vogel will read poetry.

  In 2022, < rotor > is all about our “other-than-human” companions. Present and ephemeral, apparently real and allegedly imaginary beings and creatures will make their appearance. Thereby, humans do not occupy a special position in the sense of posthumanism, they represent one of very many species.
  
  The first chapter of the upcoming series of exhibitions gathers contributions by artists whose works reflect on the existence of beings on a planet Earth that has been damaged by humanity. These works address the threats to species and diversity, take on the role of vulnerable beings, look for alliances and sketch ways out.

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  ORTART 2021

  24.09.2021 - 08.10.2021

  Stieglerhaus, St. Stefan ob Stainz

  Stefan Glettler, SizeTwo, Daniel Hafner, Stefanie Holler, Luise Kloos, Renate Krammer, Andrea Sadjak, Christian Strassegger, an.thon, Rebecca Unz

  Works of art that are completely tailored to St. Stefan ob Stainz are the focus of the ORTART project, which the artist group CehErhart - Veronika Erhart and Wolfgang Ceh - developed for the Stieglerhaus program 2021. The Stieglerhaus itself as well as the squares and landscapes in and around St. Stefan ob Stainz provide impulses for the work of ten invited visual artists from Styria. These approach the local conditions with their own artistic approaches and deal individually with the site-specific peculiarities.

  Christoph Wirges

  • Fleyer

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  summer exhibition 2021

  17.07.2021 - 04.09.2021

  Galerie Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

  Veronika Hauer, Alfredo Barsuglia, Stefan Glettler, Hermann Nitsch, Wendelin Pressl, Arnulf Rainer, Petra Schweifer, Hans Staudacher

  summer exhibition

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  exhibited

  19.09.2020 - 17.10.2020

  Galerie Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

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  International Drawing Biennale 2020

  26.06.2020 - 11.07.2020

  National Gallery of Kosovo, Pristina, Kosovo

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  viennacontemporary

  27.09.2019 - 29.09.2019

  Marx Halle, Wien

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  INSIDE OUT

  18.06.2019 - 27.07.2019

  Galerie Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

  ZWEINTOPF, Alfredo Barsuglia, Christian Bazant-Hegemark, Stefan Glettler, Clemens Hollerer, Marianne Lang, Constantin Luser, Melitta Moschik, Tim Plamper, RESANITA, Klaus Wanker, Klaus Dieter Zimmer

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  Stefan Glettler // Stefan Kreuzer

  15.03.2019 - 27.04.2019

  Galerie Gans, Vienna

  Stefan Glettler, Stefan Kreuzer

  Current works
  

  • invitation card

• Presentation of the 4th issue AVE Magazine

  15.03.2019 - 15.03.2019

  Kunstraum Super, Vienna

  Alexandra Baumgartner, Marion Bösen, Stefan Glettler, Gary Goldstein, Enne Haehnle, Marlene Hausegger, Luisa Kasalicky, Emanuel Mathias, Manfred Peckl, Linus Riepler

  The fourth issue of AVE with original linocuts.

   

  The AVE is a publication of the artists Anja Triestram and Kirsten Borchert.

  Explanation AVE

• deep field

  12.01.2019 - 16.02.2019

  Galerie Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

  • Einladungskarte deep field

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  PARALLEL Vienna

  25.09.2018 - 30.09.2018

  Lassallestrasse 1, Vienna

  On the 25th of September 2018 PARALLEL VIENNA, a hybrid between young art fair, exhibition platform and artist studio, will open its doors for its 6th edition. As every year the fair sticks to its concept of using temporarily vacant buildings to present a curated overview of the Austrian and international art scene.

  Stefan Glettler is represented by Galerie Zimmermann Kratochwill.

  Installation: wings; series of 18 works; about 80 x 15 x 40cm; wood, tar; 2018
  
  Photo: Thomas Ries

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  Non Government Art

  09.11.2017 - 20.01.2018

  Knoll Gallery, Vienna

  John Barker, Alexander Brener, Günter Brus, Daniel Chluba, Ines Doujak, Gerhard Frommel, Stefan Glettler, Karl Iro Goldblat, Maasai Mbili, Rebecca Morgan, Blue Noses, Thomas Palme, Chloe Piene, Rudolf Polanszky, Lukas Pusch, Walter Schmögner, Barbara Schurz, Konstantin Skotnikov, Bengt Stiller, Sophia Süßmilch, TOMAK, Klaus Theuerkauf, Ursula Vischer, Filius de Lacroix

  The first annual show of the Viennese Antisten

  curated by: Lukas Pusch

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  Come closer, Stranger

  31.03.2017 - 29.04.2017

  Courtesy Gallery Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

  zur Ausstellung: Margareth Otti

  • invitation card
  • publication

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  where are we going?

  02.03.2017 - 25.03.2017

  Courtesy Gallery Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

  Poklong Anading, Alfredo Barsuglia, Stefan Glettler, Martin Krenn, Peter Moosgard, Yoshinori Niwa, RESANITA, Jeanne Silverthrone, Sarah Sternat, Klaus Wanker, zweieintopf

  Description: where are we going?

  • invitation card
  • publication

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  The World Rearranges Itself Around You

  21.10.2016 - 26.11.2016

  Courtesy Gallery Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

  Yael Burstein, Stefan Glettler, Hazem Harb, Marlene Hausegger, Sejla Kameric, Marianne Lang, Peter Moosgaard, Marusa Sagadin, Roswitha Weingrill

  text by : Margareth Otti

  • invitation card
  • publication

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  Dance with me!

  13.04.2016 - 20.04.2016

  Massolit, Budapest, Hungary

  Dance with me!
  Freakishly companions are stranded.
  More precisly in the offspace at Massolit Budapest. Five objects are waiting for you to dance and to play with!

  • invitation card
  • the press

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  Don't Panic It's Organic

  27.02.2016 - 04.04.2016

  Courtesy Gallery Zimmermann Kratochwill, Graz

  Lizza May David, Stefan Glettler, Marianne Lang, Yuko Mohri, Marie Neugebauer, Bettina Paschke, Karin Pliem, RESANITA, Frenzi Rigling, Andrea Schlemmer, Jeanne Silverthorne, Lois Weinberger

  About the exhibition: Margareth Otti

  • invitation card
  • publication

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  not for sale

  17.11.2015 - 22.11.2015

  mo.ë, Vienna

  Maria Anwander, Atzgerei Mirko Bandini, Sonja Bendel, Matthias Buch, Mikhael A Crest, Sophie Dvôrák, Alexander Felch, Udo Fon, Peter Fritzenwallner, Stefan Glettler, Christoph Höschele, Earl Jesse, Katharina Karner, Stefan Kreuzer, Abbé Libansky, Anna Mitterer, Jaysha Obispo, Maria Pavlova, Carlos Perez, Kevin A. Rausch, Christoph Schwarz, Lena Wicke-Aengenheyster, Nives Widauer, Barbara Zeidler

  curated by: Alexander Felch, Maria Pavlova

  • not_for_sale.pdf

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  tauweiss (dew white)

  22.10.2015 - 21.11.2015

  Kabinett Galerie Straihammer und Seidenschwann, Wien

  Painting

  About the exhibition: Hartwig Knack

  • tauweiss-_stefan_glettler.pdf

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  a likeness has blisters, it has that and teeth

  03.03.2015 - 04.03.2015

  Semper Depot, Wien

  Franz Amann, Minda Andrén, Anna Attar, Erwin Bohatsch, Wolfgang Breuer, Roy F. Culbertson III, Svenja Deininger, Heinrich Dunst, Jens Fröberg, Bildstein | Glatz, Stefan Glettler, Elisabeth Greinecker, David Gruber, Eiko Gröschl, Julian Göthe, Priscilla Hasenböhler, Gerhard Himmer, Herbert Hinteregger, Lukas Hochrieder, Anna Holtz, Kristian Jørgensen, Wiebke Kapitzky, Luisa Kasalicky, Charlotte Klobassa, Max Kolten, Nikolaus Lapuch, Claudia C. Linder, Lone Haugaard Madsen, Julia Maurer, Fernando Mesquita, Ute Müller, Saskia Te Nicklin, Cecilie Nørgaard, Michael Part, Jörg Reissner, Stefan Reiterer, Susanne Richter, David Roth, Patrick Schmierer, Anneliese Schrenk, Anna Schwarz, Constanze Schweiger, Misha Stroj, Tin Trohar, Simon Villadsen, Maja Vukoje, Astrid Wagner, Andreas Werner, Catharina Wronn, Edin Zenun

  Curated by Susanne Richter, Constanze Schweiger and Edin Zenun

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  my herd

  09.10.2014 - 31.10.2014

  Loft8, Vienna

  There is no rigid law, no regular course, how and where something comes from, almost everything is possible. I try to familiarize myself with habits. The self-identification of each individual by objects of all kinds, the behavior and patterns represent for me an almost infinite apparatus. Why is toilet paper covered with crocheted pink lace? The intimacy, and above all, the haptic quality, which is often also the beginning of the abyss, and often leads to areas of fetishism, is a starting point. With a certain playfulness and humor, but also aggression, I try to work out my world. 

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  fluxus

  26.09.2014 - 27.09.2014

  Vienna Contemporary, Vienna

  Pia Arnström, Anatoliy Babiychuk, Alexandra Baumgartner, Sergey Bespamyatnykh, Max Boehme, Kirsten Borchert, Norbert Brunner, Günter Brus, Anna Ceeh, Cut and Scrape, Ramesch Daha, Ivan Dirkin, Ines Doujak, Thomas Draschan, Christian Eisenberger, Eva Engelbert, Konstantin Eremenko, Sissi Farassat, Georg Frauenschuh, Gelitin, Stefan Glettler, Harald Grünauer, Hanakam & Schuller, Marlene Hausegger, Anton Herzl, Stu MeadGesche Heumann, Christoph Holzeis, Yevgeniy Ivanov, Anna Jermolaewa, Ronald Kodritsch, Angelika Kreilinger, Martin Krenn, Larissa Leverenz, Marko Lulic, Franziska Maderthaner, Michail Michailov, Damir Muratov, Eric Neunteufel, Hermann Nitsch, Blue Noses, Daniel Nuderscher, Wolfgang Obermair, Mari Otberg, Thomas Palme, Manfred Peckl, Raimund Pleschberger, Markus Proschek, Lukas Pusch, Oliver Ressler, Stylianos Schicho, Deborah Sengl, Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair, Konstantin Skotnikov, Vasiliy Slonov, Hans Staudacher, Rene Stessl, Christian Stock, Robert Svoboda, TOMAK, Liu Tao, Olga Teer, Leonid Tishkov, Iv Toshain, Helmut Vischer, Salvatore Viviano, Marianne Vlaschits, Michael Wegerer, Nives Widauer, Clemens Wolf, Gerlind Zeilner

  an exhibition as a performance. curated by: Lukas Pusch

  description

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  On painting_six: and now dance

  13.03.2014 - 23.03.2014

  pinacoteca, Vienna

  Stefan Glettler, Petra Schweifer

  Painting. It accumulates itself. Everything is accumulated, decomposed and consumed for painting. Consumption is important. Consumption of material and thoughts. Whether evil, whether beautiful, whether cruel, whether tender.

  text by Clara Wörsdörfer und Christoph Wirges

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  content art

  10.10.2013 - 13.10.2013

  Karlsplatz, Vienna

  Olaf Osten, Irene Andessner, Friedrich Biedermann, Pirmin Blum, Annablume, Amina Broggi, Nin Brudermann, Anita Brunnauer, Norbert Brunner, Alan Cicmak, Götz Diergarten, Thomas Draschan, VALIE EXPORT, Sylvia Eckermann, Benjamin Eichhorn, Stefan Glettler, Christina Goestl, Martin Grandits, Thomas Gänszler, Markus Hofer, Mei-Fang Hsieh, Heiri Häfliger, Uwe Jäntsch, Stefan Kainbacher, Alex Kiessling, Peter Kogler, Martin Kusch, Paul Landerl, Marianne Lang, Jan Lauth, Matthias Lautner, Sissa Micheli, Gerald Moser, Tina Muliar, Peter Nachtigall, Mario Neugebauer, Rita Nowak, Julian Palacz, Daniela Papadia, Roman Pfeffer, Klaus Pobitzer, Nick Clemens Prokop, Kevin A. Rausch, Thomas Riess, Judith Rohrmoser, Judith Saupper, Johann Schmied, Angelique Spanoudis, Robert Staudinger, Markus Taxacher, Benjamin Tomasi, Borjana Ventzislavova, Marianne Vlaschits, Irene Wölfl

  in collaboration with ViertlNeun

  about contentart.org

  • invitation card
  • folder

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  along the street

  19.10.2012 - 25.10.2012

  atelier35, Bukarest, Romania

  Stefan Glettler, Petra Schweifer

  Initiated by Alice Gancevici 

  Along the Street sums up observations gathered by Stefan Glettler and Petra Schweifer during their two month residency in the Bucharest Artists in Residence programme. Their work is based on separate methods and yields  separate results, as they develop reactions towards a shared pilgrimage across Romania, as well as to the surroundings of their residence here in Bucharest.

  Text by Alice Gancevici

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  reality and abstraction 2

  02.05.2012 - 30.09.2012

  Museum Liaunig, Neuhaus

  Marc Adrian, Bernard Aubertin, Thom Barth, Alighiero e Boetti, Hellmut Bruch, Tony Cragg, Behrooz Daresh, Heinrich Dunst, Engelbert Erben, Wolfgang Ernst, Tone Fink, Heinz Gappmayr, Jakob Gasteiger, Stefan Glettler, Roland Goeschl, Franz Graf, Hans Grosch, Julie Hayward, Karl Kikade, HH Joos, Martin Kaar, Michael Kienzer, Imi Knoebel, Peter Kogler, Brigitte Kowanz, Suse Krawagna, Eric Kressnig, Richard Kriesche, Hans Kupelwieser, Heinz Mack, Helmut Mark, Melitta Moschik, Osamu Nakajima, Ingo Nussbaumer, Hermann J. Painitz, Fritz Panzer, Ferdinand Penker, Helga Philipp, Klaus Pinter, Karl Prantl, Norbert Pümpel, Werner Reiterer, Georg Salner, Robert Schaberl, Hans Schabus, Eva Schlegel, Pierre Soulages, Rudi Stanzel, Klaus Staudt, Manfred Wakolbinger, Paul Wallach, Franz Erhard Walther, Markus Wilfling, Heimo Zobernig, Leo Zogmayer, Franz X. Ölzant

  Liaunig Collection

  text source: museumliaunig.at

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  5th biennial of drawing

  08.06.2012 - 21.07.2012

  Kunstverein Eislingen, Eislingen, Germany

  Christiane Schlosser, Daniel Ben Hur, Georg Bernhard, Laura Bruce, Pip Culbert, Tilmann Damrau, Christelle France, Stefan Glettler, Rüdiger Hans, Tim Hendel, Isabell Kamp, Maria Lassnig, Pia Linz, Jörg Mandernach, Christian Pilz, Tim Plamper, Constanze Rilke, Norbert Schwontkowski, Benjamin Thaler, Richard Vogl

  Drawing without borders

  Curated by Paul Kottmann

  text by Günter Baumann

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  on-line - interfaces of Austrian drawing

  13.01.2011 - 31.03.2011

  Galerie artepari, Graz

  Jack Bauer, Günter Brus, Veronika Dirnhofer, Christian Eisenberger, Stefan Glettler, Andreas Heller, Ronald Kodritsch, Constantin Luser, Fritz Panzer, Mathias Pöschl, Susanne Sehn-Baumhakel, Michaela Söll, Herwig Tollschein, Bruno Wildbach, Markus Wilfling

  text artepari.com

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  lambart pro.phet

  13.06.2010 - 19.09.2010

  Stift St. Lambrecht, St. Lambrecht

  Stefan Glettler, Claudia Nebel, Makiko Nishikaze, Franz Zalto

   

   

  Franz Zalto for Stefan Glettler

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  Innenansichten 07

  05.03.2010 - 31.05.2010

  Graz Museum, Graz

  A cooperation between Akademie Graz and Grazmuseum, Director: Otto Hochreiter

  Curated by Astrid Kury and Margareth Otti

  How do things come to life? Stefan Glettler's objects do not raise this question in the realms of Frankensteins, Golems or Cyborgs. Instead, it is man's inclination to animate and to humanize everything that interests Stefan Glettler. Vivification is a deeply anchored strategy of assimilation, which we cannot escape. The familiar, strange and attractive is present as an irritatant in the various works of Stefan Glettler.

  Text von Clemens Setz

  • invitation card
  • booklet

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  Stefan Glettler

  10.02.2010 - 31.03.2010

  Austrian Cultural Forum Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

  paintings and sculptures

  curated by Jiří Ševčík

  Text by Jiří Ševčík

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  MUSA Stefan Glettler

  22.01.2010 - 25.02.2010

  MUSA Museum Start Gallery, Vienna

  How does a work of art have to look and what differentiates it from the daily potpourri of different origins (furniture, carpets, curtains, wallpapers, sex toys etc.)? Stefan Glettler's paintings and objects seem to ask this question. Their mostly decorative haptic surface conveys familiarity and intimacy, which in detail often leads to remote areas of the sexual or fetishism - art as an enigmatic fetish, founded not only in the economic but also in desire. This is also noticeable in Glettler’s monochrome-gestural paintings. It is a variation of painting on painting. Materiality and processuality are deliberately taken into consideration and not understood as an expressive unloading of emotions. Ultimately, the sensuality of the application of color is part of the presence of these paintings that confront the public with questions. Intimacy, which is often the beginning of the abyss, and also manifests itself in the objects, continues in Stefan Glettler's painting. In either , this intimacy is also part of the attempt to explore the formal possibilities. 

  Günther Holler-Schuster

  • invitation card

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  Förderpreis bild. Kunst 2008

  13.12.2008 - 08.02.2009

  Neue Galerie, Graz

  Eva Beierheimer, Stefan Glettler, Manuel Gorkiewicz, Michael Hieslmair, Franz Kapfer, Karl Karner, Michael Kienzer, Miriam Laussegger, Flora Neuwirth, Josef Schützenhöfer, Petra Sterry, Roswitha Weingrill, Anita Witek, Michael Zinganel

  Curated by Jirí Ševcik, Prague

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  alice

  18.01.2008 - 15.02.2008

  Palais Trauttmansdorff, Akademie Graz, Graz

  Stefan Glettler, who studied with Walter Obholzer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna (Diploma 2005), takes us to the wonderland of a magically animated world. As the Berlin cultural scientist Hartmut Böhme recently noted, everything is fetish. From celebrity worship to the pleasure economy of consumption, everywhere we are unmasked as practicing fetishists. In Glettler 's artistic reflections, however, it is not just about the fetish art as a commodity in the booming art market, or the sensuous stimuli of color, texture and surface, but also the individual "taking in" of people in their immediate surroundings, of clothing and furnishing, up to the design of a city. To provide things with patterns is an attempt at taming and dominating the world of things. These facets of the decorative are the starting point of his artistic analyzes, in objects, installations and in abstract painting.

   

  curated by Astrid Kury

  text by: Astrid Kury

  • booklet
  • invitation card

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  six sculptor perspectives

  03.02.2007 - 17.03.2007

  Galerie Merkle, Stuttgart, Germany

  Rainer Ecke, Stefan Glettler, Heasun Kim, Thomas Putze, Thomas Schöpf, Hanako Toyama

  • invitaion card

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  radical decoration

  28.06.2006 - 02.07.2006

  coke blogger apartment, Berlin, Germany

  Georg Frauenschuh, Stefan Glettler, Lukas Pusch, Bernhard Rappold, Carlos Vasconcelos

  Art at the Blog Headquarter Berlin. The new salon of modernity. A Painting above the couch and in the bedroom. Art as a pure act of decoration. FIFA World Cup - Blogoshere - Artshere. L art pour l art pour. Art that does not want to change the world. Art that wants to have fun. Fun as an aesthetic factor.

  The search for new shapes and colors. Photography and abstract painting. Context art today. Fun and a good mood. Get real. Get art. The ease of being. German Conversation. Art gives you a kick.

  • fanzine
  • Coca-Cola Blogger Apartment

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  Rok Rew

  18.11.2005 - 25.11.2005

  Off Space Rathausstrasse, Vienna

  Stefan Glettler, Christoph Holzeis, Luisa Kasalicky, Bernhard Rappold, Carlos Vasconcelos

  • invitation card

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  S/W

  21.05.2005 - 19.06.2005

  Forum Stadtpark, Graz

  Anesa Alicehajic, Eva Beierheimer, Thomas Ehgartner, Stefan Glettler, Judith Gruber, Michael Gumhold, Katrin Guttenberger, Daniel Hafner, Andreas Heller, Franz Kapfer, Heidrun Kocher-Kocher, Angela Loske, Robert Muntean, Vivian Simbürger, Christian Zach

  curated by: Eva Beierheimer, Judith Gruber