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Experience Asta Gröting's Captivating Video Art Exhibition at Belvedere's Carlone Hall

Delve into themes of suspended gravity and visual tension through unique contemporary installations at Upper Belvedere.

The CARLONE CONTEMPORARY series at Upper Belvedere presents Asta Gröting's captivating video 'Things' (2018). This artwork explores the fascinating concept of suspended gravity, featuring organic and inorganic objects seemingly flying in slow motion against a deep blue sky. Visitors can contemplate the visual tension and grotesque deformation of objects, bridging Baroque history with contemporary artistic interventions within Carlone Hall. It offers a unique perspective on art, motion, and historical spaces.

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This exhibition features Asta Gröting's video 'Things' (2018), where organic and inorganic objects appear to fly in slow motion against a deep blue sky. The work explores themes of suspended gravity and the visual tension created by impending movement.

Curatorial context

The CARLONE CONTEMPORARY series presents contemporary works in the Carlone Hall of the Upper Belvedere, with Asta Gröting's video 'Things' (2018) being a featured piece. In this video artwork, gravity appears to be suspended as organic and inorganic objects are propelled into a deep blue summer sky in slow motion. The sequence intensifies with each object's movement, building suspense as viewers anticipate the next propelled item. The work invites contemplation on the grotesque deformation of objects and the visual tension inherent in such a scenario. The exhibition bridges the Baroque pictorial program of the hall with new artistic stances, highlighting contemporary artistic interventions within historical spaces. This presentation is curated by Stella Rollig with Assistant Curator Johanna Hofer.

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Tickets for Upper Belvedere are available, and visitors can purchase them online in advance to save time. The page directs users to the general tickets page for booking, indicating that admission is likely tied to general museum entry or specific exhibition tickets when applicable for Upper Belvedere.

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Belvedere
Current status
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Exhibition schedule
Sep 24, 2026 – Mar 29, 2027
Artist line / attribution
Featuring the video 'Things' (2018) by Asta Gröting, curated by Stella Rollig with Assistant Curator Johanna Hofer.
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