Marcellvs L. at Museumslandschaft Hessen Kassel (11/28/2009)
Die Neue Galerie – Auftritt im Schloss! Auf dem Weg zur Wiedereröffnung 2011
With Works from:
Paul Baum / Joseph Beuys / Alighiero Boetti / Antonio Calderara / Lovis Corinth / Gustave Courbet / Danica Dakic / Piero Dorazio / Max Ernst / Conrad Felixmüller / Otto Freundlich / Andrea Geyer / Raimund Girke / Alan Green / Otto Greis / Richard Hamilton / Curt Herrmann / Hannah Höch / K. H. Hödicke / Carl Hofer / Alexej von Jawlensky / Alexander Kanoldt / Ernst Ludwig Kirchner / Nina Kluth / Louis Kolitz / Alfons Lachauer / Berto Lardera / Henri Laurens / Max Liebermann / Hans Makart / Marcellvs L. / Georg Muche / Ernst Wilhelm Nay / Claes Oldenburg / George Osodi / Sigmar Polke / Arnulf Rainer / Gerhard Richter / Auguste Rodin / Diet Sayler / Jan J. Schoonhoven / Emil Schumacher / Max Slevogt / Hito Steyerl / Johann H. Tischbein d. Ä. / Frederic M. Thursz / Wolf Vostell / Ai Weiwei / Jerry Zeniuk
Dates:
21 November 2009 - 10 April 2010
Opening: 21 December, 2009 at 19h
Opening Hours:
Tuesday - Sunday 10 - 17h
Venue:
Museumslandschaft Hessen Kassel
Schloss Wilhelmshöhe
34131 Kassel, Germany
WBK Vrije Academie Prize (10/08/2007)
Marcellvs L. have received the Videobrasil WBK Vrije Academie Prize. Supported by the Prince Claus Fund, the Videobrasil Residency Programme benefits artists participating in the Festival’s competitive exhibition.
The programme’s partners are the Le Fresnoy Studio National des Arts Contemporains (France), the French Consulate General in Brazil, Alliance Française, Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado, and the WBK Vrije Academie (The Netherlands), with the collaboration of Capacete Entretenimentos (Brazil) and Instituto Sacatar (Brazil).
The first residencies will be undertaken in 2008 and 2009, in France, The Netherlands, and Brazil.
The winning artists were selected by a commission comprised of Solange
Farkas and Ana Pato (Associação Cultural Videobrasil), Tom van Vliet
(WBK Vrije Academie), Marcos Moraes (FAAP), Helmut Batista (Capacete),
and Inês Raphaelian and John Taylor Van Horne (of Instituto Sacatar).