Edge over Edge, Exposive Interfaces and Groundbreaking Sections

Fritz Balthaus's works are at once precise procedural experiments and ironic interventions in to the art world and its conventions of exhibition. They oscillate between images, sculpture and architecture, disclosing the hidden processes of the generation of art and transforming these into tangible constructions.

Whether in museums, galleries, art fairs, baroque castles and gardens or in public settings, these works reflect on the conditions necessary for their existence as well as the context of their presentation. They occur at points where the diverse media, sculpture, and architecture intersect. Pieces conceived for public spaces engender interdisciplinary cooperation between for instance architects, landscapers, and urban planners. Eine Zusammenarbeit des Programms Master of Fine Arts der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar mit dem ACC.
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