THE WORLD:REGLITTERIZED

Paradise is exactly like where you are right now …
only much much better

55th Biennial in the Haus der Kunst Munich
Presented by Künstlerverbund at Haus der Kunst München e.V.

From July 30, 2021 to September 10, 2021

Exhibition Opening: July 29, 2021, 6 p.m.

https://kuenstlerverbund.org/aktuell.html

 07.07 – 21.07.2021

The exhibition Spazi Aperti will host this year the works of twenty-one international artists, residing in the academies and foreign institutes of Rome:

Heike Baranowsky – Accademia Tedesca Roma (Villa Massimo), Kevin Benham – L’American Academy in Rome, Natividad Bermejo – Real Academia de España en Roma, Francesca Berni – L’American Academy in Rome, Bea Bonafini – The British School at Rome (The BSR), Gadea Burgaz – Real Academia de España en Roma, Alán Carrasco – Real Academia de España en Roma, Mathilde Denize – Accademia di Francia a Roma (Villa Medici), Gustav Dusing – Accademia Tedesca Roma (Villa Massimo), Sara García – Real Academia de España en Roma, Marianna Maruyama – Il Reale Istituto Neerlandese di Roma, Alexandra Oancea – Accademia di Romania in Roma, Eleni Odysseos – The British School at Rome (The BSR), Steve Parker – L’American Academy in Rome, Milly Peck – The British School at Rome (The BSR), Estefanía Peñafiel Loaiza – Accademia di Francia a Roma (Villa Medici), Jane Maria Petersen – Accademia di Danimarca, Javier Quislant – Real Academia de España en Roma, Matei Stoenescu – Accademia di Romania in Roma, Hayahisa Tomiyasu – Istituto Svizzero, Angels Viladomiu – Real Academia de España en Roma

17-26 July 2021

An art exhibition in public space and at the German Academy Rome

bankleer (Käsbock/Leitner), Heike Baranowsky Unsuk Chin, Gustav Düsing, Franziska Gerstenberg, Prinz Gholam, Benedikt Hipp, Andrej Koroliov, Alexander Schimmelbusch, Regina Schmeken

October 21 – 22, 2020

“For the first presentation of the Rome Prize winners, Villa Massimo has opened new venues. The security measures against the spread of the pandemic have meant that the artists and the team of the German Academy of Rome have thought up new formats so that the public can participate in the artistic production of the architect, visual artists, composers and writers. We used the park and the common spaces; moreover, we emptied from Villa Massimo some spaces that were used in different ways and transformed them into exhibition spaces and places for performances. The events that took place in closed spaces and were accessible only to a limited number of visitors were transmitted to the outside, which allowed a wider range of people to participate. So, to sum up, the restrictions made us even more creative!”, says Julia Draganović.

http://villa-massimo.org/de/veranstaltungen/kuenste-a-villa-massimo

The scholarship of the German Academy Rome Villa Massimo is aimed at artists who have exceptional qualifications and great talent, in the fields of visual arts, architecture, literature and music (composition). The nine Villa Massimo Rome prizewinners have already had their first public accomplishments. The stay in Rome is intended to provide them with inspiration and artistic orientation without financial constraints.

From September 2020 until June 2021

http://villa-massimo.org/de/stipendiaten