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Research Materials for 2024 Performance Compostition
Exhibitions

LOST IN TRANSITION
International group show with 18 artists
Johannisstrasse 3A, 66111 Saarbrücken // Duration of the
exhbition: 21/6. – 28/7, 2024
Curator & gallery talk: Bodo Korsig
Gallery Puzic invites to another highlight in the now two-year
history of our young gallery for contemporary art: a large international group
exhibition with artists from many different countries and cultural regions.
The concept for this project was developed by the well-known curator/artist
Bodo Korsig - he will introduce Lost in Transition during the opening.
The exhibition invites visitors to embark on a fascinating journey through various
life transitions. In a world that is constantly changing, transition is a universal
experience that each of us goes through. This exhibition explores the diverse
aspects of transition and the emotional, cultural and social impacts associated
with it. In the rooms of the Gallery Puzic´, 18 international artists
each address different transitions, thereby creating a comprehensive insight
into the complexity of transition: from personal transitions such as growing
up, changing relationships or dealing with loss to societal transitions such
as technological advances, changes in the world of work and cultural shifts.
"Lost in Transition" is not just an exhibition but an experience that
inspires visitors to explore, reflect, and celebrate their own transitions.
It reminds us that while transition can sometimes be challenging, it is also
a source of personal development, growth, and transformation.
The artists in the exhibition:
Markus Strieder (France), Shingo Francis (Japan), Asae Soya (Japan), Jesse Magee
(USA), Carol Robertson (England), Mansour Ciss Kanakassy (Senegal), Marlies
Liekfeld-Rapetti (Austria), Renate Krammer (Austria), Chikako Kato (Japan),
Martha Keller (USA), Trevor Sutton (England), Tanja Prusınik (Austria), Christina
Barroso (Brazil), Suyoung Kim (S.Korea), Peter Wayne Lewis (USA), Jürgen
Paas (Germany), Marusa Stibelj (Slovenia), Dirk Salz (Germany), Klemen Brun
(Slovenia)
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Press Release for the Interaktionslabor Manifesto released in September 2014
download here (english) / hier herunterladen (deutsch)