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27.07.–06.10.2019
Omer Fast presents three films that portray human interaction with the supernatural. The newest film, Der oylem iz a goylem, begins with a lone skier’s uncanny encounter in the Austrian Alps. Shot in 2019 in Salzburg, this film will premiere at the Salzburger Kunstverein. The second film, The Invisible Hand, depicts a family’s confrontation with a ghost in the Pearl River Delta, China. The third film, August, is loosely based on German photographer August Sander’s last years. The exhibition is presented in a specially-built medical environment.
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Image: Omer Fast, Der oylem iz a goylem, 2019, production still.
Commissioned by the Salzburger Kunstverein.
Photo: Courtesy of the artist. Produktionsstill / Production still by Stefan Ciupek.
27.07.–06.10.2019
1 Picture in CaféCult
As part of the exhibition series in Café Cult #90 the Salzburger Kunstverein is showing a new edition by Omer Fast.
13.04.2019–02.02.2020
Ring Gallery
The drawings of Norwegian artist Per Dybvig depict the everyday; often snippets from quieter, quotidian moments. The artist has been invited to spend some time in Salzburg to draw the city and its inhabitants. Himself an unimposing type, he has done his rounds in the cafés, bars and the streets of Salzburg. Like an observer and story-teller of times past, Per is often sitting in a corner, half-invisible, sketching. With discretion and an empathetic eye, he illustrates the people and scenarios before him, revealing a tender humanity on the one hand, and offering an offbeat antidote to the faster-paced mechanisms of our time.
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Image: Per Dybvig, Small Dog Bar Hotel Sacher 12.2.19, 2019, pencil on paper, ca. 21 x 29,7 cm
Photo: Courtesy of the artist & Christine König Galerie, Wien
