Still Performing: Contemporary Photography and Performance Art Exhibition in Salzburg

Still Performing explores the intersection of performance art and photography, highlighting how identities and social roles are constructed through repetitive actions. The exhibition showcases works by Florian Aschka & Larissa Kopp, Andy Kassier, and Milena Wojhan that utilize photography to document and engage in ongoing performative processes.

Still Performing brings together three distinct artistic positions that interrogate the performative nature of identity and the role of photography as more than just documentation. By examining how social and cultural codes are communicated through mimicry, gesture, and costuming, the artists reveal the fluid and constructed nature of selfhood. The exhibition challenges traditional narratives and societal roles while probing the mechanisms of visibility in both digital and institutional spaces. Featuring works by Florian Aschka & Larissa Kopp, Andy Kassier, and Milena Wojhan, the show uses architectural stages, masks, and staged photography to deconstruct power structures. From Kassier's ironic commentary on success and luxury culture on Instagram to Aschka & Kopp's queer-feminist subversions of historical sites, and Wojhan's exploration of mythology and physical projection, the exhibition invites viewers to consider the political and personal dimensions of performance in a contemporary context.

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