The exhibition 'Das Experiment 5 – I will always' brought together three artists to examine strategies for navigating female identity and desire. Drawing from historical and contemporary sources, Maria Hahnenkamp, Meike Schmidt-Gleim, and Dagmar Trampisch each offered distinct artistic approaches to these compelling themes. Their works invited viewers to engage with questions of gaze, sexuality, and the construction of identity.
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This exhibition, titled 'Das Experiment 5 – I will always,' features the work of artists Maria Hahnenkamp, Meike Schmidt-Gleim, and Dagmar Trampisch. It explores strategies for navigating the complexities of female identity and desire, drawing on historical and contemporary visual and textual material.
The exhibition 'Das Experiment 5 – I will always' brings together three artists—Maria Hahnenkamp, Meike Schmidt-Gleim, and Dagmar Trampisch—who engage with strategies for addressing the dilemma of being both the object and subject of desire. Drawing inspiration from Mary Kelly's texts on female identity and agency, the artists employ distinct approaches. Maria Hahnenkamp's slide projection visually dissects human body fragments from historical paintings, prompting viewers to question gazes, desires, and historical visual analyses. Meike Schmidt-Gleim's book project reconstructs and reinterprets historical discussions on sexuality originally held by male Surrealists, repositioning the discourse with female participants and exploring fragile dialogues on sexuality and love. Dagmar Trampisch's video 'Bergkameraden' offers a subtle and ironic commentary on the relationship between female fans and male sports stars, as well as the construction of national identity through athletic achievement.
Information regarding tickets can be found via the provided link to the Secession shop. The exhibition is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM. For specific admission details, visitors are directed to the ticketing portal or general information sections of the Secession website. Note: The exhibition runs from July 5 to August 26, 2001. Current opening hours may differ. Please verify on the official website for up-to-date visitor information. This information is derived from the general structure of the page and may not reflect current policies or availability for this past exhibition. It's important to cross-reference with the official ticketing link if available for current events. For the original exhibition dates, ticketing would have been managed through the Secession's official channels at that time, likely integrated with general museum admission or a specific exhibition ticket. Visitors are encouraged to consult the Secession's website for the most accurate and current visitor information for any ongoing or future exhibitions.
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