Missing Limb Opening

02/27/2013 18:00

Missing Limb

HANS BELLMER, MARKUS PROSCHEK, BERNADETTE ANZENGRUBER

This was our first exhibition where we mixed both secondary and primary market. Turned out to be a really hot show where over 200 people showed up! Everything went smooth for once. The instillation was not a problem and nothing bad happened during the opening. Ah… except a little drama from my personal life. Besides that a ton of really nice people showed up. Toward the end of the night I got maxed out of talking, So I disappeared for a little bit after the opening to have a potato goulasch. Then rejoined everyone at a local bar. 

JUNGE RÖMER OPENING

10/11/2012 18:00

What can I say… Falco wrote some really great songs. Personally I think he is the first white person to make rap songs. Some of his rap like songs came out in 1982. In case you don’t know this 1982 is the first year a rap song was played on the radio in the USA! So this is pretty amazing since he is from Vienna.

The exhibition it self was nice. I curated it myself, and every fitted where I originally planed. Angie made a temporary floor instillation made out of plastic sheets and plaster powder. The whole time we were worried about people stepping on it. Then it finally happened but it was one of Angie’s good friends and it only took a few minutes to fix.

NYC 2012 (Triptych Tripping)

07/27/2012 18:00

For my artists this was an adventure over seas, however for me it was going home.  Part of my dream when I first founded lust gallery was to create a culture bridge between Vienna and NYC. Hopefully one day I will conceder it an early sketch. For now curating an NYC exhibition of Austrian artists is the best I can do. At least for the artists in the exhibition this was enough and of course I’m satisfied. This project went beyond just being an exhibition because everything form finding miscellaneous parts, a flooded exhibition room, artistic differences, going to parties, making new friend were behind the scenes but later defined the project for those who took part. The building where the exhibition took place was of high sentimental importance to me. Not only was it my studio building for six years but also the legendary 5-PTZ the only legal graffiti education facility/community center. When arriving there I learned that the building itself has been sold and scheduled to be demolished with in a year. This would be the last of countless memories of a place that was once my second home. It reminded me of who I was before moving to Vienna and how much I’ve changed.

BTW the pink flamingo glasses is an inside joke.