Martino’s Shop
Collective No. 1-5 2008 Site specific arrangement comprising various new and re-appropriated drawers and shelvings, black MDF, walnut veneer, ash veneer, zirm wood veneer, engraved aluminium labels. Various sizes Collective No. 1-5 2008 Site specific arrangement comprising various new and re-appropriated drawers and shelvings, black MDF, walnut veneer, ash veneer, zirm wood veneer, engraved aluminium labels. Various sizes Collective No. 1-5 2008 Site specific arrangement comprising various new and re-appropriated drawers and shelvings, black MDF, walnut veneer, ash veneer, zirm wood veneer, engraved aluminium labels. Various sizes Collective No. 1-5 2008 Site specific arrangement comprising various new and re-appropriated drawers and shelvings, black MDF, walnut veneer, ash veneer, zirm wood veneer, engraved aluminium labels. Various sizes Collective No. 1-5 2008 Site specific arrangement comprising various new and re-appropriated drawers and shelvings, black MDF, walnut veneer, ash veneer, zirm wood veneer, engraved aluminium labels. Various sizes

Undiszipliniert/ Undisciplined

Sep 11 – Oct 11, 2008
Kunsthalle Exnergasse, Vienna, Au

Artists: Werner Feiersinger, Andreas Fogarasi, Martino Gamper, Krüger + Pardeller, Gregor Neuerer, PAUHOF + Walter Niedermayr , Nicole Six & Paul Petritsch
Concept: Doris Krüger and Walter Pardeller

In connection with the Vienna Design Week, organisation of a common symposium with Neigungsgruppe Design, University of Applied Arts Vienna and Kiesler Stiftung Wien

The project focuses on intersection points and addresses the themes of space and spatial design in the light of an expanded and dynamic understanding of space. Above all, the borderline between these disciplines is of interest. In all three of these fields, there are questions about the treatment of space, the relationship between functionality and aesthetics, the usability and the usage, the marketing strategies. However, despite the apparent similarities between these disciplines, they are clearly different in their specific manifestations and answers to such questions.

In the context of an interdisiciplinary project, the common ground will be first be defined to enable concrete reactions from each discipline on the others’ work fields in a subsequent step. The exhibition will ultimately present works developed in the preparation phase as well as the outcome of the experiment. The result will be models, sketches, films, photography, sculptural objects or prototypes and they will all, even simply due to their authorship and development process, oscillate between the disciplines. Taken from the press release.

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