Studio Margret Wibmer
It is my great pleasure to share the exciting news that the Institute for Cultural Activism International which I joined as board member last fall, is now officially a Tax Exempt Public Art Charity, a 501(c)(3) which means we can fiscally sponsor other artists projects and offer tax exemption to donors!!
If you did not yet have the opportunity to see my solo exhibition at Movement Exposed Gallery Space in Utrecht, please join us for the finissage. I will be happy to share first hand information on exhibited works regarding process, materials, inspirational sources and future plans.
QR PORTAL: MIGRATION Focus On Climate & Political Refugees. In QR PORTAL: MIGRATION footage of Climate and Political Refugees walking to climate and political safety, crossing borders, seeking refuge by land, water, and so forth, will be interspersed with Cultural Activist/Performance Art projects concerning these crises. Footage of animals effected by climate change will also be featured.
During a Slow-Walk through Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan, ICAI Performers John D. Halper, Emily M. Harris, Margret WIbmer and guest-performers will display a film on their mobile devices. Participants will shoot the QR CODES randomly placed throughout the film. QR CODES in the film will lead participants through a maze of cultural activist/performance art and other socially and ecologically engaged projects active throughout world, today.
With the exhibition Neither here, nor there Margret Wibmer returns to our gallery where she will present a selection of sculptural, photographic and video works from 8 October until 12 November. Using ambiguity and the principle of chance as a methodology to deconstruct internalized processes, norms and values deeply embedded within our societies, she creates transient ‘realities’ that explore new strategies for connecting us with the world and with others.