Darkroom Contemporary Art Exhibition Guide at Salzburger Kunstverein in Salzburg
Experience a site-specific installation by Gabriele Fulterer and Christine Scherrer in the Kabinett space.
The Salzburger Kunstverein presents a unique sculptural intervention in its Kabinett space, stripping the room of its usual access to build a constrained, lightless environment. Artists Gabriele Fulterer and Christine Scherrer introduce a suspended aluminum and steel cage illuminated by ultraviolet light. This evocative presentation challenges viewer perception, operating in the grey zone between painting and sculpture.
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Exhibition summary
This exhibition features a site-specific installation by artist duo Gabriele Fulterer and Christine Scherrer in the museum's Kabinett space. The work centers on a suspended aluminum and steel cage, transformed through lighting and atmosphere into an abstract form that explores the boundary between painting and sculpture.
Curatorial context
In the Kabinett space, artists Gabriele Fulterer and Christine Scherrer have created an immersive environment, stripping the area of its usual access and windows to form a constrained, lightless chamber. Heavy wooden beams overhead further emphasize the gloomy, intense atmosphere of this space, which they transform into a setting for a singular sculptural intervention.
At the center of this environment hangs a cage constructed from industrial aluminum and steel, held together with heavy-duty latches. Illuminated by ultraviolet light, the structure floats in a grey zone between sculpture and painting. Its fluorescent appearance gives the piece an abstract quality, as if it were a component of a 'darkroom ensemble,' challenging the viewer's perception of both the object and the surrounding space.
Admission and ticket notes
The exhibition was hosted at the Salzburger Kunstverein. Visitors are encouraged to check the venue's general website for up-to-date admission and visitor information policies regarding current and historical exhibitions at the Kunstverein premises in Salzburg, Austria, as this entry is from the archive collection of the institution's programme history. No specific ticket was required for the Kabinett space beyond general museum entry, if applicable at the time of the event's opening in 2019. 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Venue
Salzburger Kunstverein
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Feb 9, 2019
Artist line / attribution
Gabriele Fulterer (born 1967 in Mürzzuschlag) and Christine Scherrer (born 1967 in Salzburg) have been collaborating as an artist duo since 2007. They currently live and work in Vienna.
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