MAK Exhibition View, 2022,SCHINDLER HOUSE LOS ANGELES: Space as a Medium of Art

Schindler House Los Angeles

Space as a Medium of Art

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Schindler House, Los Angeles (Rudolph M. Schindler, 1922), the MAK dedicates a contemporary exhibition to its satellite location, which simultaneously reflects Schindler’s conception of art, architecture, and design in the context of modern forms of coexistence. The exhibition quotes Schindler himself, who understood “space as a medium of art.” Works by Austrian and international artists who explore Schindler’s language of form and whose positions are inscribed in the history of the house are on display. One focus is on former scholarship holders in the MAK Schindler Scholarship Program which has been running continuously at the MAK Center Los Angeles since 1995 one of the most important artist-in-residence programs worldwide.

30.3.2022—31.7.2022

Works on Paper Room + MAK Direktion

Candida Höfer, Schindler House, Los Angeles, 2000

Sasha Pirker, Donald Judd and I, 2016, Filmstill

Rudolph M. Schindler, Esstisch, 1944–1948

Dorit Margreiter, Textile Blocks, 2019, Pigmentprints

Martin Kippenberger, Metro-Net, Subway Entrance Syros, 1998

Gordon Matta-Clark, Building Cuts, 1972–1978

Stephen Prina, As He Remembered It, Living Room Category, 2011

With Vincent Fecteau, Andreas Fogarasi, Candida Höfer, Martin Kippenberger, Marko Lulić, Dorit Margreiter, Gordon Matta-Clark, Ulrike Müller, Raymond Pettibon/Jason Rhoades/Hans Weigand, Sasha Pirker, Stephen Prina, Florian Pumhösl, Maruša Sagadin, Rudolph M. Schindler, Julius Shulman, Philipp Timischl and Jenni Tischer

CURATOR
Bärbel Vischer, Curator, MAK Contemporary Art Collection

Media

<BODY><div>Vincent Fecteau, Untitled, 2021</div><div>© Esteban Schimpf/MAK Center for Art and Architecture</div></BODY>

Vincent Fecteau, Untitled, 2021 © Esteban Schimpf/MAK Center for Art and Architecture

<BODY><div>Philipp Timischl, Too blessed to be stressed, too broke to be bothered. (BELLEVUE AVE.), 2019</div><div>© Mona Varichon</div></BODY>

Philipp Timischl, Too blessed to be stressed, too broke to be bothered. (BELLEVUE AVE.), 2019 © Mona Varichon

<BODY><div>Julius Shulman, Schindler House, 1980</div><div>© MAK</div></BODY>

Julius Shulman, Schindler House, 1980 © MAK

<BODY><div>Candida Höfer, Schindler House, Los Angeles, 2000</div><div>© Bildrecht Vienna</div></BODY>

Candida Höfer, Schindler House, Los Angeles, 2000 © Bildrecht Vienna

<BODY><div>Sasha Pirker, Donald Judd and I, 2016</div><div>Filmstill</div><div>© Sasha Pirker</div></BODY>

Sasha Pirker, Donald Judd and I, 2016, Filmstill © Sasha Pirker

<BODY><div>Rudolph M. Schindler, Esstisch, 1944–1948</div><div>© MAK/Georg Mayer</div></BODY>

Rudolph M. Schindler, Esstisch, 1944–1948 © MAK/Georg Mayer

<BODY><div>Dorit Margreiter, Textile Blocks, 2019</div><div>Pigmentprints</div><div>© Dorit Margreiter</div></BODY>

Dorit Margreiter, Textile Blocks, 2019, Pigmentprints © Dorit Margreiter

<BODY><div>Martin Kippenberger, Metro-Net, Subway Entrance Syros, 1998</div><div>© Estate of Martin Kippenberger, Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne</div><div>Foto: Wolfgang Woessner/MAK</div></BODY>

Martin Kippenberger, Metro-Net, Subway Entrance Syros, 1998 © Estate of Martin Kippenberger, Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne, Foto: Wolfgang Woessner/MAK