Agnes Scherer
Savoir Vivre
Opening—16 February 2024, 5 to 8 PM
17 February until 30 March 2024
Gallery One
Agnes Scherer (1985, Germany) creates complex pictorial work in her practice by drawing from analyses of art history, anthropology, and cultural history. For her upcoming exhibition, Scherer transformed the gallery into a medieval jousting tournament in order to problematize the persistence of the competition within heteronormative, role-based practices like “courtly love”. Complete with Papier-mâché horses, hollow puppet-like spectators and a new series of paintings, Scherer pierces through practices of patriarchal society to expose concepts of love and acts of environmental exploitation dating back to the Middle Ages.
Rosemary Mayer
You can't pin down a flower for very long
Opening—16 February 2024, 5 to 8 PM
17 February until 30 March 2024
Gallery Two
Rosemary Mayer (1943–2014, New York) was an artist involved in the New York art scene from the late 1960s, whose work encompasses writing, drawing, installation, and sculpture that explore themes of temporality, history and biography. This exhibition gathers a selection of largely unseen drawings, watercolors, and photographs of flowers, which were a lifelong subject for Mayer and deeply connected to her practice. Anticipating the spring, the exhibition also hosts revival of Mayer’s temporary sculpture Roses, from her series of Ghosts, which she made in 1980-1981.
Theresa Weber
Universe Of The Hybrids
Opening—16 February 2024, 5 to 8 PM
17 February until 30 March 2024
Bungalow