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Buenos Aires-based artist Andrés Aizicovich (Buenos Aires, 1985) has been selected for Salta art's program 2024 at AIR-M Ebenböckhaus. The residency is a collaboration between Salta art and the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of Munich.

In his works, Aizicovich explores communication beyond words, transforming spoken language into art, creating installations that spark dialogue and disrupt norms.

Artist Julia Retz (Campinas, São Paulo, 1987), based in in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil has been selected for Salta art's program 2024 at AIR-M Ebenböckhaus. The residency is a collaboration between the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of Munich and Salta art.

In her interdisciplinary practice, Retz combines visual art, furniture design, and interior architecture to create context-sensitive installations.

Artists-in-residence at AIR-M Ebenböckhaus Andrés Aizicovich and Julia Retz open their studios at Ebenböckhaus offering an opportunity to explore the projects they've been developing during their residencies.
At 5 PM Curator Anna Schneider leads a talk with both of them.
Entrance is free.

Santiago de Chile-based curator and independent researcher Mariairis Flores Leiva has been nominated by curator Raphael Fonseca and selected by Salta art's jury and a representative of the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of Munich to undertake a curatorial residency at AIR-M Ebenböckhaus.

Her curatorial work, characterized by a feminist perspective, addresses issues like colonialism and heteronormativity.

Chilean curator Mariairis Flores Leiva will give a presentation about her work at Espacio218, a platform
in Santiago’s Plaza de Armas. Founded in 2022, Espacio218 explores art’s
intersections with social dynamics in urban settings. Her talk explores curatorial
strategies for marginalized communities and her ongoing projects on Chile’s colonial
past and Mapuche identity, in collaboration with artist Seba Calfuqueo.

As part of his residency at Ebenböckhaus, artist Andrés Aizicovich (Argentina) gives a guest lecture to Klasse Vogel at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, in which he approaches the question 'How can speech be transformed into matter?'. This inquiry forms the foundation of his artistic endeavors.

As part of her residency at Ebenböckhaus, artist Julia Retz (Brazil) gives a guest lecture to Klasse Wermers at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, discussing the reimagining of the roles of furniture and architecture in shaping inclusive spaces.

Munich-based artist Vincent Scheers (Belgium, 1980) has been selected for the Salta art program 2024 at Pivô Research in São Paulo, Brazil! He will head to São Paulo, Brazil on August 7 for a stay until November 6 at Pivô, a downtown nonprofit art space in a building designed by Oscar Niemeyer.

In his artistic practice Scheers explores the transient nature of structures, aiming to limit object
lifespan creatively, critiquing oppressive systems and societal categorizations.

Introducing Salta Editorial, a new publishing project led by Agustina Strüngmann and Vanina Scolavino. This initiative supports magazines, books, and publications from artists in our network, strengthening connections between South America and Munich’s art scenes.

The first publication, a special edition of El Flasherito, created in collaboration with El Flasherito in Buenos Aires, will be presented at Super BOOKS 5, Haus der Kunst, Munich.

As part of opening his studio, artist-in-residence Vincent Scheers shows his two newest fims, that he created during his residency at Pivô Pesquisa.

The entrance is free.

As part of his open studio at Pivô's Campo Aberto, artist-in-residence Vincent Scheers leads a hands-on workshop where participants explore the fundamentals of electronics and sound creation and learn how to build simple electronic instruments in order to compose a live soundtrack for Scheers' 16mm film, “no fim, é apenas o começo”.

Capacity is limited to 5 participants, first-come, first-served. No prior registration is required.

The entrance is free.

Salta art presents a public intervention by renowned Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar curated by Espacio Temporal at Sorry Square, Munich as part of Various Others.
Alfredo Jaar is an artist, architect, and filmmaker who lives and works in New York. His work has been shown extensively around the world. He has participated in the Venice Biennial (1986, 2007, 2009, 2013), São Paulo Biennial (1987, 1989, 2010, 2021) as well as Documenta in Kassel (1987, 2002).

Sarah Theurer travels to Buenos Aires for a curatorial residency with Salta art. Nominated by Haus der Kunst artistic director Andrea Lissoni, Theurer explores diverse approaches to the relationship between technology and nature. Visits to various archives, institutions, and artists’ studios are organized, along with a public talk. Since joining Haus der Kunst in 2020, Theurer has spearheaded exhibitions and discussions on topics like blockchain, AI, and sound in art.

As part of the residency program, Sarah Theurer discusses curating as programming and exhibitions as responsive mediums. Her talk, "Echoes - Curating Beyond the Exhibition," explores her curatorial methods and themes of rhythm and sensitivity to sound. Open to the public, but spaces are limited. Register online.

Post-apocalyptic landscapes, open-air landfills, humanised animals, the emergence of new species: the end or the beginning of a world? NAT GEO, with its focus on nature, culture and technology, presents itself as a scroll selected for sharing on the street.

In collaboration with Sorry Press

Curator Amanda Carneiro returns to Munich, having originally been invited by Salta art and the City of Munich to undertake a residency at the City of Munich's Villa Waldberta in Feldafing, in 2022. Carneiro currently holds positions as artistic organizer of the 60th Venice Biennale and curator at the MASP in São Paulo. In conversation, she talks about her curatorial practice, the highlights of the Venice Biennale.
In collaboration with Kunstverein München.

A conversation between Marta Minujín, Andrea Lissoni and Marina Pugliese, which will delve into the remarkable career of the groundbreaking Argentinian artist, focusing particularly on her fundamental Environments, starting from her iconic work, ¡Revuélquese y viva! (1964). This event is part of Marta Minujín's participation in the group exhibition "Inside Other Spaces: Environments by Women Artists 1956—1976" at HDK.

In collaboration with Haus der Kunst.

Munich-based artist Diogo da Cruz has been selected for Salta art program 2023 at Pivô Research in São Paulo, Brazil! The artist will head to São Paulo, Brazil on August 14 for a stay at Pivô, a downtown nonprofit art space in a building designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
Da Cruz produces partially fictitious scenarios based on scientific findings that refer to past, present or future socio-political scenarios, taking its form as installation, sculpture or video work.

Pivô Research welcomes visitors interested in gaining an inside look at the artists' ateliers for one week.

Diogo da Cruz, who has spent a significant portion of his residency at his studio in Pivô, Sao Paulo, will also open its doors to the public, taking the opportunity together with Fallon Mayanja to screen their recent footage for the third part of the sci-fi film series "AXECIDYR" for the first time alongside other installations and sculptures.

Diogo da Cruz and Fallon Mayanja present the first two episodes of their collaborative project AXECIDYR!

Synopsis: Screening of part one and two of a science fiction series that weaves fragments of the Afrofuturist legend of the so-called Drexciya civilization with concerns about the potential consequences of deep-sea mining. The screening will be followed by a discussion with artist Diogo da Cruz.

Artist in residence at PIVÔ Art and Research, Diogo da Cruz is planning a research trip to Salvador de Bahia in order to work on the continuation of the film series AXECIDYR, revolving around socio-political criticism and ecological concerns especially regarding the ocean and natural resource extraction initiatives. He will be joined by sound artist Fallon Mayana, with whom he has developed the previous films.

Artist Gabriela Mureb has been selected for Salta art's program 2023 at AIR-M Ebenböckhaus! a residency launched in collaboration with the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of Munich.
Mureb’s work deals primarily with the appropriation of industrial parts to produce works situated between sculpture, installation, performance and sound. She is interested in how machines inherently carry, in their shape and movement, information about the context and bodies that produce them.

The three artists in this round’s residency programme at AIR-M Ebenböckhaus opened their studios for one evening.
Gabriela Mureb took the opportunity to screen her film Crash, 2023.

Thank you to AIR-M Ebenböckhaus Munich for hosting the event!

Gabriela Mureb’s work addresses relationships among body, technology and the world, proposing that we listen to machines as a way of listening to the path that produced them, continuously reenacted in their movements. Filmed at the BMW Recycling & Demolition Centre (RDZ), Crash provides an opportunity to observe Western world's industrial heritage through the insides of a technical event.

As part of their residency, artist Will Fredo Furtado will be screening their film "OUR HOUSE", portraying an Afro-Colombian cuir collective, exploring new black cuir poetics and subjectivity. The screening will take place on September 21 at Instituto Inclusartiz.

Artist, writer and deputy editor of C& América Latina Magazine Will Fredo Furtado will travel to Rio de Janeiro for a residency at Instituto Inclusartiz. During the two-week residency, the artist and writer will lead a 2-day critical writing workshop for emerging arts writers from Aug 26 — Aug 27.

In collaboration with Contemporary And (C&), and Instituto Inclusartiz, Will Fredo Furtado and Daniel Brazil will provide a platform for emerging art critics in the early stages of their career to discuss arts reporting, critical writing practice and much more.

Through the construction of machines or appropriation of industrial parts, Mureb’s work is a mediation on the relationship between the world, bodies and technology.

The event is open to academy students.
Mureb will provide one-on-one-tutorials to students.

In collaboration with 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

Maurin Dietrich, curator and current director of Kunstverein München, embarked on a 10-day trip to Buenos Aires. During her stay, she visited the art fair arteba and participated in various events, including a podium discussion. She also visited several artists in their studios and explored galleries, museums and private collections. The trip concluded with a conference at Universidad Di Tella, titled COMPARE ME TO MYSELF.

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.

A conversation between Kiki Mazzucchelli, Artistic Director, Galeria Luisa Strina, São Paulo; Maurin Dietrich, Director of Kunstverein München, and Florencia Malbrán, Curator, Eduardo F. Costantini Collection.

Presented by María Paula Zacharías (La Nación)
With the support of the Embassy of Brazil and salta art

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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