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The TruceSolo exhibition at Gilda Lavia Gallery, Rome
Opening 21 May 2022
Le Musée des Moulages
An installation by Sophie Delpeux and Marc Bauer. More information (in French)
From 3 June till 30 November, 2022
The collection of the Aargauer Kunsthaus is growing steadily and today consists of over 20,000 pieces of Swiss art dating from the 18th century to the present day.
The exhibition Davor · Darin · Danach offers glimpses into this extensive public collection of Swiss art and encourages encounters and new discoveries.
Opening May 14 from 17 h till 22 h
The exhibition runs from May 15 till August 7, 2022
Aargauer Kunsthaus
Aargauerplatz
5001 Aarau
www.aargauerkunsthaus.ch
They invited Nikita Kadan, Dan Perjovschi, Marc Bauer, SABA (Silvia Amancei and Bogdan Armanu), Mona Vătămanu & Florin Tudor, Adriana Preda, Vitaly Bespalov, Ștefan Sava and Ciprian Mureșan to take part in this project in order to raise money for the Ukrainians affected by this war.
Each artist reinterpreted the “Stop War” message in their own manner, the resulting artworks are available for sale starting April 14th.
The total amount raised will be donated to a humanitarian organisation that helps war victims in Ukraine.
This is an invitation to all those who oppose the Russian invasion and stand by the Ukrainians.
If you’re interested to acquire one or more pieces by these wonderful artists write an email to Robert Bajenaru of Cazul101.
Click on the image below to see more.
Installation view at Cazul 101, photo Catalin Georgescu
Click on the image below to see some impressions of the trip.
Click on the image to see some impressions of the trip
This monographic catalogue/artist book includes the work cycle Mal-Ȇtre / Performance. The work in this cycle started in 2018 and was show at Drawing Room, London. De La Warr Pavilion Bexhill on Sea and ended at the FRAC Auvergne.
| EDITOR | Marc Bauer and Jean-Charles Vergne |
| LANGUAGE | French/English |
| FORMAT | 24 × 30 cm |
| FEATURES | 192 pages, hardcover |
| DESIGN | Vincent van der Marck |
| ISBN | 978-2-907672-31-3 |
| RELEASE | Febuary 2020 |
| PRICE | € 19 |
Order at FRAC Auvergne and click on the image below to see some pages.
The experience is specially nice with a mobile phone. Click here to enter the show
L’État de la mer (Lame de fond, 2011-2020) is a continuation and addition to the Mal-Être / Performance exhibitions in Drawing Room, London and De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea.
The publication White Violence encapsulates the three exhibitions and the body of work Marc made in the past three years and is available from Frac Auvergne here
White Violence: an Index of Torture, charcoal on canvas, 2,80 m x 10,60 m, 2021. Installation view Frac Auvergne, photo Ludovic Combe
To refine the themes covered by the exhibition it contains a conversation between Marc Bauer and Sibylle Berg, Thomas Kuratli / Pyrit shares an email from lockdown in Paris and also includes interviews with internet pioneer Alan Emtage and AI authority Luca Maria Gambardella.
Guido Faßbender wrote an extensive essay about this installation and work of Marc Bauer. Thomas Köhler wrote an introduction of this show and the work of Marc.
| EDITOR | Marc Bauer and Berlinische Galerie |
| LANGUAGE | German/English |
| FORMAT | 21 × 27 cm |
| FEATURES | 208 pages, 13 color images and 101 b/w images, Hardcover |
| DESIGN | Vincent van der Marck |
| ISBN | 978-3-95476-363-4 |
| RELEASE | October 2020 |
| PRICE | € 38 |
Order at Distanz Verlag and click on the image below to see some pages.
Drawn from his love of electronica, dark wave and kraut, Pyrit creates songs and soundscapes of a futuristic world. Desires, questions and anxiety melted together into one musical entity, into Pyrit’s own cosmos – a unique, experimental, electronic and dark Populärmusik.
The album The Blow-Up Regime is now available on Bandcamp, Spotify and iTunes.
See more clips here or write us at for more information and access to the full film.
More information
From February 1 till November, 2020
Marc Bauer: Mal Être / Performance, article in The Fourdrinier, October 2019.
Mal Être / Performance, solo exhibition at Drawing Room, London.
From September 13 to November 17, 2019
AAAARGH!!! Do you see my rage!... A Recollection of Desire and Annihilation
Detail, 2019. Courtesy the artist and Galerie Peter Kilchmann
Group exhibition at Migros Museum, Zurich.
From August 31 to November 10, 2019
Exhibition view Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, photo: Lorenzo Pusterla
United by AIDS, group exhibition at Migros Museum, Zurich.
From August 31 to November 10, 2019
Affecting, group exhibition at Gilda Lavia gallery, Rome. with Marc Bauer, Gabriella Ciancimino and Oscar Giaconi.
From July 1 to September 27 2019
White Violence: an Index of Torture, 2019, wall drawing, charcoal, 8,58 meter by 3,39 meter
From July 5 to September 15 at Chapelle Sainte-Tréphine, Pontivy.
White Violence: an Index of Torture, 2019, wall drawing, charcoal, 8,58 meter by 3,39 meter
From July 5 to September 15 at Chapelle Sainte-Tréphine, Pontivy.
ANATOMY OF POLITICAL MELANCHOLY
Group exhibition from 28.02.2019 till 13.04.2019 in the Athens Conservatoire. Organized by The Schwarz Foundation and curated by Katerina Gregos
Photography: Joachim Werkmeister.
Les Trépassés, wall drawing, charcoal on wall, 4,70m x 16,40m, 2018. Courtesy the artist and Galerie Peter Kilchmann.
Auto fictions – Contemporary drawing from 17 November 2018 till 24 February 2019. Wilhelm-Hack-Museum in Ludwigshafen.
Series of drawings, detail, 2018
Marc Bauer's mural at Museum Folkwang Essen, 2014
Marc Bauer at the 21st Biennale of Sydney, curated by artistic director Mami Kataoka
From 16 March till 11 June 2018, works of 70 artists and artist collectives will be shown in different locations around Sydney.
At the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Bauer presents a commisioned installation featuring Arsenal, Shipyard, Brest, Brittany, France, 2018, a site-specific wall drawing, alongside A Brief History of Emancipation, 2018, a series of works on paper, and Diary, Madam F.C., 2017, sixty pieces of hand-made faience.
Bauer’s installation is inspired by interviews conducted in Quimper and Brest, two towns located in Brittany, France. Bauer spoke to women who worked at a naval shipyard, a fish processing plant, and a ceramics factory and painting atelier, from 1960 to 1990; places of employment where the workforce was largely dominated by men.
The ceramic installation relates a fictional narrative about a woman who worked in a shipyard in Brest – a location well known for the construction of French Army warships. Bauer has hand-painted the pots, plates and other ceramic objects with monochromatic images and text that reveal intimate vignettes of everyday domesticity. The accompanying works on paper and site-specific wall drawing provide context derived from the lives of the women Bauer interviewed; articulating their struggle for emancipation and better working conditions.
Bauer uses found images as a starting point for drawings realised as site-specific installations that combine works on paper with illustrations rendered directly onto the walls of the gallery space. While Bauer may take inspiration from a photograph of a historical event, a film still, or an image found on the internet, his drawings are not an exact replication or facsimile. Rather than duplicating a photograph, Bauer instead develops it into something else. Drawing from memory, he creates a world complete with fictional characters and narratives, embedding them in a familiar representation; allowing the viewer to witness an alternative existence through the subjective lens of his own experience.
Text by the Biennale of Sydney
Marc Bauer at the 21st Biennale of Sydney. 16 March - 11 June 2018
AVONDLAND. Solo exhibition at Deweer Gallery: 07 FEBRUARY - 11 MARCH 2018
Article in French: October 2017, article in Le Temps
Article: September 2017, article on Phaidon.com
Solo exhibition at Galerie Peter Kilchmann
An unser Schicksal von Heute und Morgen
Opening February 24, 2017
Image copyrights, Francisco Paco Carrascosa and the city of Zurich
Wall drawings for Kunst am Bau at Triemli hospital Zurich.
Galerie Peter KilchmannPrix Meret Oppenheim, Schweizer Grand Prix Kunst, Grand Prix Suisse d’Art
Marc Bauer exhibition at Galerie Peter Kilchmann
artist Marc Bauer's biography at Galerie Peter Kilchmann