Curated by KLV Art Project
Chapelle Sainte Anne, Arles
In co-production with the city of Arles

Opening times: coming soon

Ethiopia is characterized by a diversity of religions, ethnicities, and languages, with a history dating back to biblical times. Judaism and Christianity have left many traces in the African country. Christine Turnauer traveled to Ethiopia to photograph deeply religious people. The impressive black-and-white images reveal the interest of the photographer and former assistant to Frank Horvat in the spiritual lives of those she portrays. Sensitivity and empathy as well as mutual trust and respect are important prerequisites for this. Christine Turnauer is a seeker of meaning who looks at the human condition without reservation.

The book “Biblical Faces of Ethiopia” has been published in Europe by Kehrer Verlag in September 2024.

Curated by KLV Art Project
Forum am Schillerplatz
Robert-Stolz-Platz 3, Vienna

Opening times:
Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 3pm
Saturday from 12am to 6pm
Closed on bank holidays and from 23.12.2023 to 07.01.2024

Didier Goupy continues his personal work on space in a close relationship to painting. Very sensitive to Mark Rothko’s work, Paul Cézanne, Georges Braque and Pierre Bonnard, he focuses on understanding the relationship between the figure and abstraction by color so as to create a space of mystery and meditation. The forest (The Foundations) is the founding site of his research work.

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Curated by KLV Art Project
Forum am Schillerplatz
Robert-Stolz-Platz 3, Vienna

A project within the framework of Foto Wien 2023 and in partnership with the Institut français d’Autriche-Vienne.

The exhibition “New York” will present for the first time in Austria the photographs of New York of the famous French photographer Frank Horvat (1928-2020). The exhibition focuses on colour photographic works he did during a series of trips to New York between 1982 and 1987. The book “Side Walk” was published by Xavier Barral and Hatje Cantz in 2020.

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