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Anna-Maria Bogner deals with our perception of space in her work. She builds on the fact that people delimit and organise space, which in itself is infinite, and that cultural and social conditions determine their experience. How do we see a space? What limits it, keeps it in line? Or could we perceive it differently?

Bogner's exhibition at the Ferdinandeum shakes up our ideas of space by breaking through familiar patterns of perception. Her installations, objects, drawings and photographs irritate and sensitise us to new possible perceptions of space.

Anna-Maria Bogner is the winner of the RLB Art Prize 2022, which has been awarded since 2004 to promote the younger generation of Tyrolean artists.

The exhibition is organised in cooperation with Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG.

About Anna-Maria Bogner

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    Anna-Maria Bogner was born in 1984 in Schwaz and grew up in Brixlegg. She later studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna with Monica Bonvicini, Franz Graf, Elke Krystufek and (Ashley) Hans Scheirl.

    The theme of space not only occupied the artist with regard to the "Ergo" exhibition at the Ferdinandeum Innsbruck, but has also characterised her artistic work for years. Her works have been presented in several countries, most recently at the Kunsthaus Göttingen, the Fondation CAB in Brussels, the Universalmuseum Joanneum in Graz, the DENK Gallery in Los Angeles and the Vasarely Museum Budapest.

    In 2022, Anna-Maria Bogner was awarded the main prize of the Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG for the promotion of young artists from Tyrol.

    Anna-Maria Bogner lives and works in Düsseldorf.

Publication accompanying the exhibition

Studio booklets 45 Anna Maria Bogner - Ergo


Podcast

A radio programme by Michael Klieber on the exhibition "Anna-Maria Bogner. Ergo".

Together with curator Rosanna Dematté, we experience our surroundings in a different way and philosophise our way through the two floors of the exhibition.

Click on the picture to listen to the podcast on cba.fro.at:

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