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Germany

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2015: Galerie Max Weber Six Friedrich, Jens and Katia Rid, Erwin and Gisela von Steiner Foundation

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Nina Annabelle Märkl

Nina Annabelle Märkl’s drawings and installations reflect the structures of human rituals in everyday life. Her works questions how things merge inseparably with our inner and outer selves and become entwined in a permeable way. What are the ways in which the tools we use as prostheses take control? What happens if we lose autonomy? What are the structures of reciprocal actions of manipulation between the inside and outside world? And how can the microcosmic worlds we create be shown and reflected? Märkl refers in her works historic models of reflecting the greater world by the means of art such as the 19th century diorama or the panorama or the cabinet of curiosity. In her works these models become at the same time models for the reflection of inner worlds.

Nina Annabelle Märkl (born 1979 in Dachau, Germany) lives and works in Munich. She graduated in 2009 from the Academy of Fine Art in Munich where she now teaches drawing. Märkl is represented by the Gallery Max Weber Six Friedrich, Munich where she has had two recent solo shows Museum of Happiness, 2013 and Casting Shadows, 2011. In 2010 her first monograph Drawing Attention was published, and in the same year she won a New Position at the 43rd Art Cologne. Recent group shows include don’t walk the line at Kunstverein Pforzheim together with the sculptor Reinhard Voss, the art of drawing, Altes Rathaus Ingelheim, 2013; Death – 22 artworks, Deutsche Gesellschaft für christliche Kunst, München, 2013; Pen and paper, Kuenstlerhaus Dortmund, 2010; and Shivering tunes, Kunstverein Oberhausen, 2010.

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Salon: Isabelle Dyckerhoff and Nina Annabelle Märkl
February 24, 2015
Nina Annabelle Märkl, Museum of Happiness, 2013, Installation view. Courtesy of the artist and Max Weber Six Friedrich, Munich.

Residents from Germany

Lukas Marxt

Germany, Portugal, Austria
Federal Ministry for Arts, Culture, Civil Service and Sport of Austria
Studio #218

Szu-Ying Hsu (Ida)

Taiwan, Germany
Ministry of Culture, Taiwan
Studio #302

Matthias Garff

Germany
KdFS Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen
Studio #214
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Emre Hüner
Emre Hüner
Kosovo

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2015: Foundation for a Civil Society

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Doruntina Kastrati

Doruntina Kastrati’s work addresses the topics of turbo-urbanism and destroyed cities. Through her work she recreates the atmosphere of neighborhoods and cities once inhabited.

Doruntina Kastrati studied at the Graphic Design at the Faculty of Arts, Prishtina. Kastrati’s work has been included in group exhibitions at the Hammam Museum, 2010; Prevalle, 2010; and on Nena Tereza  Boulevard, Prishtina, 2014.

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Salon: Jana Kapelová and Doruntina Kastrati
February 10, 2015
Doruntina Kastrati, Along with you, the flowers are dying too, 2014, Digital print, 12 3/4 x 9 1/2 in. Courtesy of the artist.

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Artan Hajrullahu

Kosovo
Foundation for a Civil Society
2014

Majlinda Hoxha

Kosovo
Foundation for a Civil Society
2013

Astrit Ismaili

Kosovo
Foundation for a Civil Society
2011
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Turkey

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2014: SAHA Association

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Emre Hüner

Working with drawing, video, sculpture and installations, Emre Hüner’s practice focuses on constructed narratives and eclectic assemblages which explore the subjects of utopia, archeology, ideas of progress and the future through re-imagination of the spatial and architectural entities, organic and artificial forms.

Emre Hüner (born in 1977, Istanbul, Turkey) lives and works in Istanbul and Amsterdam. Recent solo exhibitions include Aeolian, Rodeo, Istanbul; MAM Project 019, Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, 2013; SALT 6, Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, 2012; Adverse Stability, Extra City, Antwerp, 2010. His work has been included a groups exhibitions including Approximately Infnite Universe, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, San Diego and Signs Taken in Wonder, MAK Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art, Vienna, both in 2013; Manifesta 9, European Biennale of Contemporary Art, Genk, 2012; Out of Here, Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven and Paradise Lost, Istanbul Modern, Istanbul both in 2011; The Future of Tradition, Haus der Kunst, Munich, 2010; Younger Than Jesus, New Museum, New York, 2009; and the10th Istanbul Biennial, Istanbul, 2007. Hüner has participated in residencies at Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten, Amsterdam as well as Apexart, New York and Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center, Istanbul. He holds a BFA from Academia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milano.

Emre Hüner, Anthropophagy, 2013, Ceramic, metal and paint, Dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist.

Residents from Turkey

Cem Örgen

Turkey
SAHA Association
2025

Alper Aydin

Turkey
SAHA Association
2024

Eda Gecikmez

Turkey
SAHA Association
2023
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