- HOME
- ABOUT
- PHOTOGRAPHY
- OBJECTS
- PERFORMANCES
- PARTICIPATORY / EDUCATIONAL
- PUBLICATIONS /TEXT
- CONTACT
- BLOG
newsletter?
Studio news September 2020 – FOCUS ON SCULPTURE
***
During opening at Bradwolff Projects, Amsterdam. Click on image for more information.
***
Margret Wibmer / Relay / 2020
Collectors edition
12 + 2 AP
Signed and numbered
Handmade box. Bound in fine art paper, embossed foil on front and spine. 28,5 x 23 x 2 cm
Includes the artist book signed + one original photographic print on baryta paper / still from video, in parchment envelop. 26 x 21 cm.
Each box contains a unique image. Signed and numbered.
Contact Margret Wibmer for price and availability.
Finissage solo exhibition Margret Wibmer ‘Le Visible et l’Invisible’ & Book Launch.
Book signing and conversation between Margret Wibmer and curator Sofie Crabbé.
***
***
My artist publication RELAY (July 2020), was made in collaboration with graphic designer Isabelle Vigier. It includes a wealth of image pages, stills from the eponymous video, a poem by artist Marianna Maruyama that explores the various layers of this work and a conversation with writer Magdalena Kröner that brings to light the various interests that have inspired my work over the years. I am tremendously grateful to all who funded and have been involved in the realisation of the video and the artist publication.
Our efforts went into translating tangible and relational aspects of a performance in front of a video camera, with ten participants. The performance was filmed at 33 Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn where my former studio used to be based.
We considered tangibility, weight, texture and composition. Printed on exquisite paper with the finest printing technology available to date, this book is a precious object that invites the user to take time. It was printed by the Austrian printing house Holzhausen GmbH and is published by VFMK Verlag for moderen Kunst.
Publication and video are presented during my solo exhibition ‘le visible et l’invisible’ at Bradwolff Projects in Amsterdam, curated by Sofie Crabbé. With special thanks to Christine van den Bergh, artistic director at BP.
Special edition published on the occasion of my solo exhibition le visible et l’invisible at Bradwolff Projects in Amsterdam.
Margret Wibmer – ‘incidental break’ – 2006/2020 – lambdaprint on dibond – 50 x 52 cm – Ed. 10
JOIN US FOR THE OPENING!
August 2 2020. 3 – 6 pm
Bradwolff Projects,
oetewalerstraat 73 | 1093 md | amsterdam
After focusing on developing participatory performances for several years, I am making sculptures again because this time asks for it. If touch is being challenged, materiality becomes all the more important.
Margret Wibmer / back – up / 2020 / fabric, plaster, aluminum / 21 x 21 x 106 cm
***
Highlight of the week: at the printing house in Vienna for the production of my new artist publication ‘Relay’. Coming out very soon!
Sofie Crabbé about the works of Margret WIbmer
***
new publication
Published by VfmK Verlag für Moderne Kunst GmbH With a poem by Marianna Maruyama and an interview with Margret Wibmer by Magdalena Kröner (German / English) 84 pages with 64 full color image. Graphic design – Isabelle Vigier Printing & binding – Holzhausen Druck GmbH, Vienna The book publication and artist edition is released in parallel with the video RELAY, made accessible via a QR-code inside the book.Video production, editing Florian Krepcik Music and sound design Robert Poss
Performers: Al Attara, Bi Li, Suzanne Morianz, Linda Mason, Alva Rogers, Laura Rubin, Mara Meyers, Tania Haselwander, Nina Allen, Michael Chang, Malaya Wibmer.
***
***
***
Margret Wibmer, APPARITION, 2012, lambdaprint on dibond, 100 x 100 cm, Ed. 5 + 1 AP
Above photo series „Infinite Play“, recently acquired by Artothek des Bundes, on view as part of the exhibition Kunst im Bundeskanzleramt – Artothek des Bundes: re.present! at BKA, curated by Nothburga Coronabless, together with works of Brigitte Kowanz, Marusa Sagadin, Elisabeth von Samsonow, Ines Hochgerner, Ulrike Linebacker, Stefanie de Vos and historic artworks from the Chancellery.
***
From ‘Relay’ – Work in progress – video, photography, artist publication
Margret WIbmer ‘a day in july’ – mixed media – private collection
***
image: Margret Wibmer – ‘call girl’ , Ltd. Ed. Baryta print
***
***
image: Margret Wibmer | video still ’material encounters’ | 2018 | Copyright © 2018 Studio Margret Wibmer. All rights reserved.
The video performance ‘material encounters’ explores the relation between body, garment and space and the materiality of movement and imagination. Visual artist Margret Wibmer and dancer/choreographer Miri Lee developed the garment, movement and choreography in a collaborative effort through research in practice. Materiality and space are explored through movement, folding and unfolding, air and breath. A complex language emerges through these encounters, revealing the magic and intelligence of body and textiles through movement and touch.
***
‘Infinite Play’ is mentioned in the recent publication
‘Dissolving the Ego of Fashion – engaging with human matters’
***************
Limited Edition of 7 + 2 AP Pigment Prints on Baryta photographic paper
***
Filmsalon at Neue Galerie in Innsbruck
21/2, 23/2, 27/2, 1/3. Click on above link for more details
and
Prélude LIEBEN at Kunsthalle Tirol im Taxis______palais
02/03 from 5 pm until midnight
Margret Wibmer | video-still from ‘Salon d’Amour’ at Natlab in Eindhoven |
Concept, choreography and masks: Margret Wibmer; soundscape: Robert Poss; camera: Florian Krepcik; actors: visitors, Megan M. Garr & Mario van Brakel / Marianna Maruyama & Jaïr Tchong; Lighting technique: Laetitia Linders; Sound engineering: Joost Verest; Curated by Pauline Terreehorst. Special thanks to the students from DAE(Maria Caye, Pranav Kochatta, Giulia Pompilij, Martina Huynh, Thea Christy-Parker, Virginia Vivaldi) and all volunteers.
***
On view: a selection of large photo based works
at The Frozen Fountain in Amsterdam.
***
Press: ‘Der Stoff, aus dem die Räume sind‘ von Ivona Jelcic. TT, 4.12.2017. Ein Portrait.
***
Margret Wibmer | threshold 2 | archival pigment print | Ltd. Ed. 5 + 1 AP
***
INFINITE PLAY at PALAIS DE TOKYO during Paris Fashion Week
Sep 26 – Oct 3rd 2017
En parallèle de la Fashion Week parisienne, du 26/09/2017 au 03/10/2017, le Palais de Tokyo présente des vidéos et des performances de jeunes créateurs à travers une série d’évènements hybrides, poétiques et décalés.
***
INFINITE PLAY a performance and video by Margret Wibmer.
testimonial by performer Emmanuelle Ornon
***
Essay by Marianna Maruyama:
A Decisive Moment: Margret Wibmer’s Salon d’amour
Reykjavik International FIlm Festival WORLD AT A CROSSROAD
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ISLAND – Listasafn Island in Reykjavik
‘rehearsal’ was selected by THEONEMINUTE.org
29 SEPTEMBER – 9 OKTOBER 2016
***
1 oktober – 29 oktober 2016; opening Oct.1st, 4 – 6 pm
Witteveen Visual Art Center, Konijnenstraat 16 a, Amsterdam
A groupshow curated by Saskia Monshouwer
***
***
***
***
Editorial by Jennifer K. Dick, Poetry by Lily Hoang, Art by Margret Wibmer, Hybrid literature by Laura Mullen, Epilogue by Megan M. Garr
***
LINES
Friday 20th of May 2016, 14.30 – 17.00
at Amsterdams Grafisch Atelier AGA in Amsterdam
A talk with Saskia Monshouwer and Margret Wibmer
***
8. – 10. April 2016
time out was shown during Do Disturb #2 upon a proposition by Sandberg Institute. Do Disturb was curated by Vittoria Matarrese.
***
video documentation ‘time out’
indivisible parts of a totality an essay by Marianna Maruyama
Time Out_poem by Jing-JIng Lee
***
13. 12. 2015 – 23. 01.2016
Kunstraum Dreieich / Artspace Frankfurt
curated by Sandra Mann
Nicola Barth, Bea Emsbach, Katherine Grosse, Barbara Klemm, Sandra Mann, Yoko Ono, Orlan, Alicja Kwade, Valentina Stanojev, Rosemanrie Trockel, Eva Weingärtner, Margret Wibmer
***
MARGRET WIBMER, TIME OUT, 2015, rehearsal, participatory performance at Oude Kerk, Amsterdam
Time Out was made possible through generous support of Stichting Vrienden van de Oude Kerk, N8, Stichting Stokroos, Tijl Fonds, the Austrian Embassy The Hague and Villgrater Natur.
***
20. September – 18. Oktober 2015
KUNSTVEREIN NECKAR-ODENWALD
Kulturforum Vis-à-Vis der Stadt Buchen Kellereistraße 23 74722 Buchen, Germany Groupshow with works by Eric Decastro, Ichiro Irie, Sandra Mann, Jonathan Meese, Manfred Peckl, Thomas Ruff, Marcus Sendlinger, Ulrike Thiele, Margret Wibmer, Thomas Zipp.
Margret Wibmer, THE LESSON, 2012, c-print, 100 x 100 cm, Ed. 5 + 1 AP
*********************
PHOTO LIMA 2015
with Galerie Younique, Paris.
***
