“Heimspiel” also to go on show in Vaduz for the first time

The exhibition gets more international
“Heimspiel” also to go on show in Vaduz for the first time
The triennial “Heimspiel” art competition open to the public is organised by the
cantons Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Appenzell Innerrhoden, St. Gallen, Thurgau,
the Principality of Liechtenstein, and the Province of Vorarlberg. For the first
time, the “Heimspiel” exhibition will be taking place not only in St. Gallen, but
also in Vaduz.
The international “Heimspiel” art show promotes current artistic work, bringing
together artists and the public, cantons and countries. Each new iteration of this
triennial show is a major event in the region. And now it is bigger than ever.
The procedure
The names of the artists selected by an international panel of judges based on work
proposals are eagerly awaited every time. They give a highly diverse insight into
current artistic endeavours, but also reflect the interests of the judges, consisting this
time around of Eva Birkenstock (Curator KUB-Arena Kunsthaus Bregenz), Raffael
Dörig (Director Kunsthaus Langenthal) and Andrea Thal (Artistic Director
Contemporary Image Collective Cairo). In a two-stage procedure they selected works
by 76 artists or artist groups from a total of some 450 entries. The age range goes
from 26 to 92.
Four presentations
The fact that “Heimspiel” is now billing at four instead of two venues makes the
allocation game all the more complex, but also makes for greater variety. The curators
at the various participating institutions tackle the demanding task of mounting an
atmospheric exhibition of the wide range of themes and media selected by the panel of
judges and presenting the works to best effect.
All documentations submitted and presented to the jury can be viewed at Projektraum
Nextex in St. Gallen from 11 December 2015 to 21 February 2016, thus allowing the
public to get their own impression of the full range of entries and of those on display
at the various shows.
76 artists
Works or performances by the following individuals will be on show for ten weeks in
Vaduz or St. Gallen: Roland Adlassnigg, Albert Allgaier, Maria Anwander, Ruben
Aubrecht, Helena Becker, David Berweger, Zora Berweger, Bildstein/Glatz, Beni
Bischof, Michael Bodenmann, Ernst Bonda, Peter Clemens Brand, Barbara Brülisauer,
Urs Burger, Domingo Chaves, Andrea Giuseppe
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Corciulo, Theo Cowley, Katalin Deer, De La Fuente Oscar De Franco, Marco Eberle,
Katharina Fitz, H.R. Fricker, Beate Frommelt, Gabriele Fulterer, Georg Gatsas,
Christoph und Markus Getzner, Roswitha Gobbo, Florian Graf, Rolf Graf, Pascale
Grau, Co Gründler, Andy Guhl, Alexander Hahn, Dieter Hall, Alex Hanimann, Pascal
Häusermann, Anna Hilti, Thomas Hoor, Sarah Hugentobler, Stefan Inauen, Tamara
Janes, Peter Kamm, Jeannice Keller, Simon Kindle, Christoph Luger, William Lutz,
Lutz&Guggisberg, Manon, Vera Marke, Maria Mäser, Norbert Möslang, Josef Felix
Müller, Reto Müller, Sarah Elena Müller, Manfred Naescher, Caro Niederer, Marianne
Rinderknecht, Hanna Roeckle, Ilona Ruegg, Kilian Rüthemann, Christoph Rütimann,
Katja Schenker, Salome Schmuki, Fridolin Schoch, Karin Schwarzbek, Tom Senn,
Francisco Sierra, Barbara Signer, Loredana Sperini, Felix Stickel, Valentina Stieger,
Thomas Stüssi, Bernard Tagwerker, Christian Vetter, Martin Walch, Jiajia Zhang.
Note to editorial staff:
Please make a note of the following dates:
Openings
Vaduz, Thursday, 10 December 2015
6.30pm, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein
7.30pm, Kunstraum Engländerbau
8pm, buffet at Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein
St. Gallen, Friday, 11 December 2015
6pm, Kunstmuseum St. Gallen
8pm, Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen
7pm, documentary station at Projektraum Nextex St.Gallen
9pm, Heimspiel party at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen
The exhibition runs from 11 December 2015 to 21 February 2016
Further information: Ursula Badrutt and Eduard Hartmann, Amt für Kultur,
St. Leonhard-Strasse 40, 9001 St. Gallen, phone: 058 229 21 50
Images
The latest images will be published on heimspiel.tv on opening day along with a list
of the venues featuring the various artists and further details.
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