An edition of Christian Hartard (2018)

Christian Hartard

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Christian Hartard

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Die Arbeiten von Christian Hartard (geb. 1977 in München, lebt und arbeitet in München) sind Resonanzböden für Marginales. Sie konzentrieren sich auf flüchtige Phänomene des Alltags, die sie ins Bewusstsein heben und mit Sinn ausstatten. Für die Villa Stuck hat er ein komplexes Ensemble aus Objekten, Grafik, Video und ortsspezifischen Installationen entwickelt, die um Motive von Abwesenheit und Präsenz, Zeigen und Verbergen kreisen. In zehn für die Ausstellung konzipierten Werken nähert sich der Künstler elementaren Erfahrungen und Emotionen wie Angst, Ohnmacht und Verlust. Durch die Verwendung fragiler, schutzbedürftiger Stoffe, weicher und viskoser Materialien oder durch den Einsatz von Wärme, Kälte, Elektrizität und Fliessvorgängen wird der Minimalismus der Objekte gebrochen und sinnlich aufgeladen. Ein stromführender Vorhang, zähflüssiges Industriewachs oder in Säure aufgelöstes Gold sind Energie und Erinnerungsspeicher, die dem Nichtmehrvorhandenen einen Ort geben. Mit zwei Gesprächen zwischen Florian Pumhösl und Christian Hartard sowie Verena Hein und Christian Hartard und einem Vorwort von Michael Buhrs und Verena Hein.

The works of Christian Hartard (b. Munich, 1977; lives and works in Munich) are sounding boards on which the marginal resonates. They bring ephemeral everyday phenomena into focus, making us conscious of them and lending them meaning. For Villa Stuck, the artist created a complex ensemble of objects, graphic and video art, and site-specific installations that revolve around motifs of absence and presence, showing and concealing. Ten works conceived specifically for the exhibition explore elemental experiences and emotions such as fear, powerlessness, and loss. The use of fragile and delicate substances and soft and viscous materials, as well as the involvement of warmth, cold, electricity, and flows counteract the minimalism of the objects and endow them with a touching sensuality. A current-carrying curtain, viscid industrial wax, or gold dissolved in acid: these are reservoirs of energy and memories, spaces in which what is no longer present lingers. With a conversation between Florian Pumhösl and Christian Hartard, a conversation between Verena Hein and Christian Hartard, and a preface by Michael Buhrs and Verena Hein.

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Distanz Verlag
Language
German
Pages
85

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Edition Notes

Title on page [37].

Published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Museum Villa Stuck, Munich, Germany, 19 June-16 September 2018.

Pages 40-85 bound separately, as an exhibition guide, and inserted in center.

"Abb./Fig."--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references.

Text in German and English.

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Berlin
Series
Ricochet -- #12, Ricochet (Bielefeld, Germany) -- #12.
Other Titles
Less work for mother, Abb./Fig., Christian Hartard., Christian Hartard. English.
Copyright Date
2018

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
700.411
Library of Congress
N6888.H2975 A4 2018

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Pagination
xxviii, 33, 85, 33, xxix pages
Number of pages
85

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44396605M
ISBN 10
3954762560
ISBN 13
9783954762569
OCLC/WorldCat
1051762322

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