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In her lecture Maurin Dietrich will focus on artistic production within the context of Kunstverein München and the practice of the artist Pati Hill.
Departing from the socio-political landscape in which the institutional model of the Kunstverein first emerged she traces their central role in the changed contemporary landscape today. For this, Dietrich will focus on the exhibition by Pati Hill, a US-American artist who pioneered experimentation with new technologies.

In collaboration with gallerist Deborah Schamoni and curator Giampaolo Bianconi, Salta art will open a two-week exhibition and performance by Maria Noujaim. This will be the Brazilian dancer and artist’s first solo exhibition in Europe. Maria Noujaim’s visit, says Bianconi, “is a testament to the international reach of Munich’s contemporary art network.”

Opening:
Saturday, 10 Sep 2022, 5pm

In September, Salta art congratulates Amanda Carneiro from Brazil to having been chosen as a resident to the City of Munich’s Villa Waldberta, Feldafing, Germany. Carneiro is an assistant curator at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) and co-editor of Afterall: a Journal of art, context and enquiry. Carneiro says she is looking forward to using today’s crises to shed light on conflicts buried beneath the quotidian routine of ordinary life.

In dialogue with the Munich-based artist Frauke Zabel, curator Amanda Carneiro (Museu de Arte de São Paulo, in residence at the Villa Waldberta) will address connections between Munich and Brazil, the heritage of colonialism and the possibilities of changing institutions.
This event is supported by Salta art. The Various Others Social Club series is supported by Phillips Auctioneers.

In this workshop we explored, through dance and movement, the structure of metamorphic animals, hybrid and mythological beings in the body. Our aim was to research the possibilities of bodies in a multi-species perspective and landscape, where the human is just one more form in the larger web of forms of life.

For its first program, Salta art partnered with Kunstverein München to invite Fundación Más Arte Más Acción (MAMA) from Colombia. MAMA described its experience creating a ‘space to reflect’ from three vantage points: as a concept, as an artwork, and as a sustainable resource. By arriving just after the opening at documenta 15, MAMA brought a bit of documenta 15 to Munich.

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