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Trajectories of Despair
21.04.
2023
SOPHIA EISENHUT & MIRIAM STONEY
Sinngemäß
© Miriam Stoney
Miriam Stoney’s installation All along, the x-axis at the Performance Passage is on view until 21 April. It features a graphic landscape of a possible autobiography, divided into seven light boxes. Categories of knowledge, experience and identification appear along an x-axis, perhaps representing something like ‘quality time’ or some other variable through which life could be fitted into a narrative. Accompanying the installation is a publication that can be purchased at the on-site vending machine.
For the closing event of All along, the x-axis, Miriam Stoney invites Sophia Eisenhut to stage a discussion together around the subjects that feed their respective bodies of work as well as their ongoing friendship: burdensome reading; attempts to channel thought otherwise (than) through language; the application of knowledge systems beyond disciplinary boundaries. The protracted duration of writing one another condenses into a single evening, in which each voice translates, repeats and responds to the other to address the audience through a redistributed subjectivity.
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Location
TQW Studios
Price
Eintritt frei
Additional Information
In deutscher und englischer Sprache Tipp: Do, 25.05., 19.30 Uhr / Performance Passage Schaukelbar von Andrea Maurer im Rahmen des MQ Sommerfests-
Dates
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FRI
21.04.
Sophia Eisenhut & Miriam Stoney
Sinngemäß
19:30 (PM)
TQW Studios
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Artist Bio
Sophia Eisenhut
born in Regensburg in 1995, is an artist and author with a focus on the linguistic performance and materiality of writing, including in the context of a feminist linguistic criticism and the lack of a female writing style. Her practice includes writing, audio, performance and installation. Her texts have been published by Matthes & Seitz, Spector Books, März Verlag and Merve, among others. She lives in Berlin.Miriam Stoney
is a writer, artist and translator based in Vienna. She studied art history at Oxford and architectural history in London. Her work is usually text-based, often performative and sometimes collaborative. Her first solo exhibition took place in 2021 at Kunstverein Kevin Space, Vienna. Group exhibitions include Bergen Assembly (2022); mumok, Vienna (2022); Austrian Cultural Forum, Berlin (2022); Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich (2021); PiK – Projektraum im KunstWerk, Cologne (2021); ICA London (2020); and Haus Wien, Vienna (2020).
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© Miriam Stoney
