Antje Majewski

The World of Gimel. How to Make Objects Talk

30.09.2011-15.01.2012

Opening: 01.10.2011, 11 pm

09:30 am: Guten Morgen in der Gimel-Welt!
Performative talk and breakfast with Antje Majewski and guests
11 am: Opening of the exhibition
12 am: Performance Cruising on the Deck by Mathilde Rosier, performed by the guests of the exhibition opening

Duration: 01.10.2011-15.01.2012

Curators: Adam Budak, Antje Majewski

In collaboration with steirischer herbst

Exhibition Information: +43-316/8017-9200
Press Information: +43/316/8017-9213 and -9211
presse@museum-joanneum.at

Images

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Antje Majewski, The Guardian Of All Things That Are The Case, 2009

Courtesy of neugerriemschneider and Antje Majewski; Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

Antje Majewski, "The Donation (2024)", 2009

Oil on canvas; 290 x 355 cm Courtesy neugerriemschneider and Antje Majewski Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

The Hedgeapple

Photo: UMJ / N. Lackner

Antje Majewski, "Meteoarisis", 2010

Oil on canvas; 240 x 240 cm Courtesy of neugerriemschneider and Antje Majewski Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

The Meteorite

Photo: UMJ / Nicolas Lackner

Antje Majewski, "Mame N'Dyaré", 2011

Oil on canvas; 240 x 180 cm Courtesy of neugerriemschneider and Antje Majewski Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

The Shell

Photo: UMJ / Nicolas Lackner

Antje Majewski, "Miao Shan und die Buddha-Hand", 2010

Oil on canvas; 240 x 180 cm Courtesy of neugerriemschneider and Antje Majewski Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

The Buddha-Hand

Photo: UMJ / Nicolas Lackner

Antje Majewski, "The Gardener of Mechanical Objects", 2011

Oil on canvas; 240 x 180 cm Courtesy of neugerriemschneider and Antje Majewski Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

The Clay Teapot in the Form of a Human Hand

Photo: UMJ / Nicolas Lackner

Antje Majewski, "The box made of fragrant wood, contains a black ball or two glass eyes", 2010

Oil on canvas; 240 x 180 cm Courtesy of neugerriemschneider and Antje Majewski Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin

The Pot Made of Fragrant Moroccan Wood, Contains a Black Ball or Two Glass Eyes,

Photo: UMJ / Nicolas Lackner

Antje Majewski, "The Meteorite, the Clay Teapot in the Form of a Human Hand, the Buddha’s Hand. South China", 2011 (Videostill)