The third EIKON issue of the year marks the beginning of fall with main articles of Jürgen Klauke, Jaakko Kahilaniemi, Elisabeth Czihak und Karin Fisslthaler, as well as an extensive interview with Gerald Bast and Patrick Werkner on the occasion of 150 Years of the University of Applied Arts Vienna.

In Focus: On Publishing Photography – already anticipating the 100th issue of EIKON, launched in November – addresses the question why contemporary photography magazines still hold on to print production in times of digitalization and commercialization and which programmatic strategies they pursue. For this purpose, together with Camera Austria International, EIKON invited selected international photography magazines to present themselves and their ideas and to allow the reader a glimpse behind the scenes.

Alongside discussions, i.e. of the solo exhibition by Shirin Neshat at Kunsthalle Tübingen and the group exhibition “How To Live Together” at Kunsthalle Wien, as well as reviews on new publications, you will find current announcements, open calls and exhibition recommendations.

Magazine Launch EIKON #99
When: 5.9.2017, 7pm
Where: EIKON Schaufenster, Q21 in MuseumsQuartier Wien / Schauräume, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna

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“Elisabeth Czihak’s works talk about the transformation of a seeming constant, as well as of the duration and the perseverance of architectonic bodies, traces of life and memories. Holding on to the transient, the hidden and the no longer existing, is one of the comprehensive themes of her documentary photography and the mostly abstract paper and wall drawings.” (Annette Südbeck)

With the current wallpaper-installation “Add-on”, paired with photographs arranged across the room, Czihak’s interest lies in the construction of space and its appropriation, aiming for architectonic expansion and a new sense of already given circumstances.

Elisabeth Czihak, b. 1966 in Tübingen, is an Austrian ceramicist, sculptor, graphic designer and photographer. Studies in Ceramics at the Universität für künstlerische und industrielle Gestaltung Linz and Sculpting at the Akademie der bildenden Künste Berlin with Lothar Fischer. In 2003 and 2005, she assisted Judy Fox and in 2007, Wang Fu at the Internationale Sommerakademie für Bildende Kunst in Salzburg. Numerous contributions at international exhibitions and festivals.

Together with this opening EIKON presents the issue No. 99

Elisabeth Czihak. Being in Limbo
Duration: 6.9.2017 — 28.2.2018 (daily from 10am–10pm)
Opening: 5.9.2017, 7pm
Location: EIKON Schaufenster, Q21 in MuseumsQuartier Wien / Schauräume, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna

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