TIME IS ...

BIENNALE AUSTRIA association presents on occasion of the exhibition “TIME IS …” positions of artists from Australia, Germany, Ukraine and Austria on the subject of “TIME” from 1 – 15 September 2018 at Gallery Il Salone dell’arte, Via della Zonta 2/c, 34100 Trieste, Italy.

Theme:
Basically, you can experience the deal with the TIME PHENOMENON in visual arts from two sides: on one side time is implied to you, on the other side it’s constituted. In various epochs human society dedicated more or less attention to the time phenomenon.
Within the last decades a radical transformation of the perception of time aroused caused by basic changes of human society.
The aggrandizement of individual space by rapid development of technical medias and digital benchmarks, the elevation of one’s own life-speed by an increasingly faster changing and operating environment, the concentration as well as the dictates on all levels by a meritocratic society to use time as productive as possible, all this arouses the special interest of any individual to put a question to himself about perception of history, evanescence and the dealing with reminiscence and oblivion. (Elisabeth Rass, 2018)

TIME IS …
Il Salone dell’arte
Via della Zonta 2/c
34100 Trieste, Italy

Opening: September 1, 2018, 6.30 pm
Introductory words: Cristina Feresin, art critic
Opening: Elisabeth Rass, Herwig Maria Stark (Biennale Austria association)

Exhibiting artists:
PIA KINTRUP | NATALIIA KRYKUN | MARLIS LEPICNIK |
DONNA LOUGHER | MARLEN PEIX | ELISABETH RASS |
HERWIG MARIA STARK | ILDIKÓ TEREBESI | KERSTIN VOSS

Duration of the exhibition: September 2 - 15, 2018
Opening hours: MON – SAT from 10:00 – 12:00 and 16.00 – 19:00

Venue:
The gallery “Il Salone dell’arte” located in Trieste in the Borgo Teresiano, the historical area of the city, famous for its art Nouveau cafes, its important theatres, its antique shops and its period atmosphere that is breathed walking through the streets, makes us travel through the time. The gallery has been present for over eighteen years in the artistic cultural field, it includes as well as a cozy exhibition room also four window displays that overlook the main street, a reference point for many local artists.
Over the years “Il Salone dell’arte” has organized as well as exhibitions of important artists, such as Elvio Zorzenon, Pietro Piccoli, Fabio Colussi, Ezio Farinelli, Diego Valentinuzzi and many others, has also participated in several major initiatives, the fairs of Padua, Pordenone, Reggio Emilia, Arezzo, Forte dei Marmi and curated the artistic direction of the Tartaglia Arte di Roma.
Hence it is an important exhibition space in a growing city.

Information about the artists:
PIA KINTRUP
Studies at the Folkwang University of Arts, photography – Bachelor of Arts and Photography studies and practice – Master of Arts, Essen, Germany, winner of the "Excellence Fellowship" of the Marianne-Ingenwerth Foundation. National exhibition activity since 2012. Pia Kintrup lives and works in Essen, Germany.

NATALIIA KRYKUN
She studied fine arts at the art school in Kyiv and completed a master's degree at the NULES in Kyiv, Ukraine. She is the winner of the Ukrainian School Olympiad for Visual Arts in Kremenets, Ukraine. International exhibition activity since 2012. Nataliia Krykun lives and works in Vienna, Austria.

MARLIS LEPICNIK
Freelance artist, lives and works in Klagenfurt, Austria. Her preferences are the nude drawing and the artistic debate on current topics. Numerous exhibition participations in Germany, Italy and Austria since 2009.

DONNA LOUGHER
She studied and graduated at the Canberra School of Art and has worked for many years as an art educator and as an artist. She is the winner of the "Tasmanian Art Award 2010" and has been taking part in national and international exhibitions for many years. Donna Lougher lives and works in Berriedale, Tasmania, Australia.

MARLEN PEIX
Photographer and curator, lives and works in Starnberg, Germany. She finds her motifs in everyday life. Presumably marginal or even inconspicuous turns through analog and digital recording and editing techniques into abstract image compositions of light, color and form. Since 2008 International exhibition and curatorship activities. Numerous international awards and publications.

ELISABETH RASS
For Elisabeth Rass photography is a way of showing conditions, grievances, beauty, everyday occurrences and extraordinary experiences in a different light or perspective. International exhibition activity since 2011. Her work is represented in public collections in Italy, South Korea, the USA and Austria. She lives and works in Vienna.

HERWIG MARIA STARK
Studied fashion design in Vienna and Florence. Award 1996 with the Austrian State Prize for the best design. Since 1998, he has been working as a freelance fashion designer, costume designer, stylist and fine artist. International exhibition activity since 1998. His works have received numerous international awards and are represented in international collections.

ILDIKÓ TEREBESI
Study of Pharmacy, hereafter turn and return to arts. Since 2012 continuous artistic education at the Academy of Painting in Berlin and in the Atelier des Passerelles Paris. Since 2014 international exhibition activities. Ildiko Terebesi lives and works in Berlin, Germany.

KERSTIN VOSS
Kerstin Voss has been working autodidactically for 20 years in the field of painting and collage technology. Numerous national exhibitions since 2010. In her workspace is given to the colors of nature, sometimes color-alienated, abstracted without distraction, layered, but the colored below does not lose importance. Kerstin Voss lives in Lüneburg, Germany.

BIENNALE AUSTRIA association was founded in 2005 in Vienna with the focus on supporting visual artists on the fields of communication, marketing, networking and public relations. The association is funded by membership fees, organization fees for exhibitions and voluntary service.
BIENNALE AUSTRIA association is operating internationally and is partner of various artist-, art-, and curators associations.

Biennale Austria - Verein zur Förderung zeitgenössischer KünstlerInnen
Elisabeth Rass
Schottenfeldgasse 19/8
1070 Wien
office@biennaleaustria.org

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