Julius Deutschbauer
(noch kleben die plakate...)*
05/04–01/06/2024
FOTOHOF Gallery
For more than 30 years, Julius Deutschbauer has been developing a complex artistic oeuvre that is always up-to-date and highly visible in the form of posters. The 213 self-commissioned posters presented in their entirety in this exhibition show the artist as a permanent observer of social developments. He takes a satirical look at questions of politics, language and the media.
As with many performance artists, photography is a decisive medium in the realization of his works. Deutschbauer on the poster, always looking serious, with texts and comments on the political situation, but also on exhibitions, performances and festivals, becomes an iconic art figure, reproduced thousands of times and displayed in public and private spaces. His self-dramatization sometimes reaches the point of embarrassment and always leaves the viewer open to opposing interpretations.
*H. C. Artmann, Manifesto
News
Finissage of the exhibition »(noch kleben die plakate...)*« by Julius Deutschbauer.
All posters are free to take!
*H. C. Artmann, Manifesto
Artist talk and public reading as part of the exhibition "(noch kleben die plakate...)*" by Julius Deutschbauer.
>7 pm: Julius Deutschbauer about the »Library of Unread Books«
>8 pm: Public Reading by Emily Artmann
*H. C. Artmann, Manifesto
Julius Deutschbauer
For over 30 years, Julius Deutschbauer has been developing a complex artistic oeuvre that is highly visible in the form of classic A1 posters. The 213 posters created on his own initiative and presented in their entirety in this exhibition show the artist as a permanent observer of social developments. He takes a satirical look at questions of politics, language and the media.
»(noch kleben die plakate...)*. Posters 1993−2024«
>Exhibition run: 05.04.−01.06.24
>Introduction: Elisabeth von Samsonow
* H.C. Artmann, Manifesto
Wolf Suschitzky Fotopreis
In this exhibition of the "Wolf Suschitzky Photo Prize 2023", FOTOHOF is showing works by the two winners and by four shortlisted artists from Austria and Great Britain.
Winners: Moira Lovell (UK), Olivia Coeln (Austria)
Shortlist: AT: Nicole Maria Winkler, Julius Werner Chromecek, Philipp Hoelzgen, Sona Andreasyan. UK: Alfie White, Andreas Billman, Cal Cole, Jan McCullough.
>Exhibition run: 05.04.−01.06.24