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Installation view, PARALLEL Vienna presents PREQUEL Paris | Photo: Parallel Vienna / Lukas Gossler,
Installation view, PARALLEL Vienna presents PREQUEL Paris

For three days and nights, it was transformed into an exhibition space, stage, and bar. A curated group of Austrian and international artists and galleries presented a sharp selection of multimedia works, spanning sculpture, installation, video, sound, and performance.

Exhibition by day, music and performance by night.

ARTISTS: Eva Beresin, Lili Reynaud-Dewar, Christian Eisenberger, Judith Eisler, Christian Falsnaes, Marina Faust, Gianfranco Foschino, Karin Frank, Marcus Geiger, Gelitin, Bruno Gironcoli, Franz Graf, Jojo Gronostay, Marc Henry, Alfred Hrdlicka, Red Huemer, Nicolas Jasmin, Oda Jaune, Karl Karner, Kyle Keese, Soli Kiani, Brigitte Kowanz, Ty Locke, Marko Lulic, Constantin Luser, Marcel Mrejen, Hermann Nitsch, Mai-Thu Perret, Rade Petrasevic, Driton Selmani, Elfie Semotan, Javier Carro Temboury, Philipp Timischl, Philip Ullman, and Parallel Editions (special selection)

SPECIAL SOUND PROJECT: Curated by Isabella Ritter, with sound works by Cory Arcangel, Pierre Bismuth, and Hanne Lippard

EXHIBITORS: Charim Galerie, Commune, Gianni Manhattan, Galerie Ernst Hilger, Galerie Kandlhofer – Nitsch Foundation, Galerie Krinzinger, Layr, Meyer*Kainer, Parallel Vienna, Amir Shariat, Galerie Sturm & Schober, Galerie Elisabeth und Klaus Thoman, Büro Weltausstellung, Galerie Hubert Winter

PARALLEL Vienna – www.parallelvienna.com

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Above it all hangs the ruffled piece of leather. On the magnetic board: collected photos and small Post-it notes from the theater plays. The tall plastic glass sits in the corner, as if no air could fit inside it.

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