TY - ADVS
T1 - Ancient Ground
T2 - "Invisible Violence" , Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg
A2 - Doherty, Willie
PY - 2015/2/14
Y1 - 2015/2/14
N2 - Group Exhibition at Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg which exhibited Willie Dohertyʼs Ancient Ground, 2011, video installation.Willie Doherty unflinchingly confronts the underbelly of society, making what is concealed more visible. The video Ancient Ground focuses on the imperceptible traces of human trauma within a rural setting in Ireland. References to undefined violence are spoken alongside particular attention to detail in the landscape, implying that whatever unspoken occurrences took place in the past will not disappear and cannot be forgotten. The artist’s concerns with territory, surveillance and the part that land plays in cultural hegemony can be traced back to his photographs of his native Derry and its environs from the 1980’s. The exhibition included the following artists : Kader Attia (FR), Itziar Barrio (ES), Ursula Biemann (CH), Rossella Biscotti (IT/NL) & Kevin van Braak (NL), Sarah Browne (IE), Declan Clarke (IE), Willie Doherty (IE/UK), Eva Engelbert (AT) & Katharina Schniebs (DE/AT), Harun Farocki (DE), Daniel García Andújar (ES), Eva Grubinger (AT), Dejan Kaludjerović (RS/AT), Vladimir Miladinović (RS), Locky Morris (UK/IE), Adrian Paci (AL/IT), Christodoulos Panayiotou (CY), Garrett Phelan (IE), Nikola Radić Lucati (RS), María Ruido (ES), Francesc Ruiz (ES)
AB - Group Exhibition at Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg which exhibited Willie Dohertyʼs Ancient Ground, 2011, video installation.Willie Doherty unflinchingly confronts the underbelly of society, making what is concealed more visible. The video Ancient Ground focuses on the imperceptible traces of human trauma within a rural setting in Ireland. References to undefined violence are spoken alongside particular attention to detail in the landscape, implying that whatever unspoken occurrences took place in the past will not disappear and cannot be forgotten. The artist’s concerns with territory, surveillance and the part that land plays in cultural hegemony can be traced back to his photographs of his native Derry and its environs from the 1980’s. The exhibition included the following artists : Kader Attia (FR), Itziar Barrio (ES), Ursula Biemann (CH), Rossella Biscotti (IT/NL) & Kevin van Braak (NL), Sarah Browne (IE), Declan Clarke (IE), Willie Doherty (IE/UK), Eva Engelbert (AT) & Katharina Schniebs (DE/AT), Harun Farocki (DE), Daniel García Andújar (ES), Eva Grubinger (AT), Dejan Kaludjerović (RS/AT), Vladimir Miladinović (RS), Locky Morris (UK/IE), Adrian Paci (AL/IT), Christodoulos Panayiotou (CY), Garrett Phelan (IE), Nikola Radić Lucati (RS), María Ruido (ES), Francesc Ruiz (ES)
UR - https://youtu.be/yNlxfRNI06w
UR - https://www.salzburger-kunstverein.at/en/exhibitions/2015/2015-02-14/invisible-violence
UR - https://www.sarahbrowne.info/news/invisible-violence-at-salzburger-kunstverein/
UR - https://eng.msub.org.rs/invisible-violence-salzburger-kunstverein
UR - http://www.aptglobal.org/en/Exhibition/49984/Invisible-Violence-Artist-roundtable
UR - https://www.sn.at/salzburg/kultur/invisible-violence-20-kuenstler-zu-unsichtbarer-gewalt-2743867
M3 - Exhibition
Y2 - 14 February 2015 through 10 April 2015
ER -