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Gregor Hildebrandt: A Blink of an Eye and the Years are Behind Us – A Retrospective at Kunsthalle Praha

Discover two decades of Hildebrandt's art at Kunsthalle Praha, featuring sculptures crafted from analogue sound media.

Kunsthalle Praha hosts Gregor Hildebrandt's extensive retrospective, 'A Blink of an Eye and the Years are Behind Us.' The exhibition highlights over two decades of his artistic practice, transforming analogue sound storage mediums into unique sculptures, installations, and paintings. Explore works that draw inspiration from various cultural sources, evoking collective and personal memories through Minimalism and Abstract Expressionism.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcases Gregor Hildebrandt's largest retrospective to date, spanning over 20 years of his artistic practice. Working primarily with analogue sound storage mediums, Hildebrandt creates sculptures, installations, and paintings that reference Minimalism and Abstract Expressionism, drawing inspiration from various cultural sources to evoke collective and personal memories.

Curatorial context

Gregor Hildebrandt’s largest exhibition to date, 'A Blink of an Eye and the Years are Behind Us,' inaugurates a programme of solo exhibitions by major living artists at Kunsthalle Praha. The German artist is known for his distinctive use of analogue sound storage mediums, transforming materials such as vinyl records, audiotapes, and cassette shells into sculptures, installations, and paintings. His work draws formal references to Minimalism and Abstract Expressionism, while being deeply nourished by literary, cinematographic, musical, and architectural inspirations that trigger both collective and personal memories. The exhibition includes iconic works, lesser-known pieces, and site-specific installations, aiming to immerse visitors in Hildebrandt's universe. With a performative character, the spaces will host concerts and events, reflecting Hildebrandt's practice of collage and his facilitation of a broader artistic network through his 'Grzegorzki Shows' concept, which is also reproduced within the exhibition. Hildebrandt conceives his exhibitions like collages, creating enveloping environments where objects and architectural elements merge, drawing the viewer into his idiosyncratic world.

Admission and ticket notes

Information regarding ticketing or admission for this exhibition is not detailed on this page, though it is presented as part of Kunsthalle Praha's programming. Visitors are advised to check the official website for specific details regarding access and entry requirements.

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Venue
Kunsthalle Praha
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Sep 29, 2022 – Feb 13, 2023
Artist line / attribution
Gregor Hildebrandt, born in Germany in 1974, is a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. He works and lives in Berlin. His practice involves inviting artists and friends to show their work in his 'Grzegorzki Shows' space and co-created the label Grzegorzki Records with his partner Alicja Kwade.
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