Solo Exhibition "Pair/Unpair", Spinnerei Archiv Massiv Leipzig

On view Until June 15

Margret Hoppe, from the series VEB Robotron Leipzig, 2012, Arno Rink, Leben im Sozialismus - Datenverarbeitung, 1970, VG Bildkunst Bonn

Robotron. Arbeiterklasse und Intelligenz / Hartware Medien Kunstverein Dortmund

Exhibition until July 26

Curatorial Team: Inke Arns, Sabine Weier, Jan Wenzel, Mathias Wittmann, Franciska Zólyom

With works by Karl-Heinz Adler, Tina Bara, Horst Bartnig, Nadja Buttendorf, Carlfriedrich Claus, Karl Clauss Dietel, Georg Eckelt, Antye Guenther, Su Yu Hsin, Francis Hunger, Margret Hoppe, knowbotiq, Irma Markulin, Helga Paris, A. R. Penck, Ramona Schacht and Luca Bublik with Rita Große, Sandra Schäfer, Suzanne Treister, Werner Tübke, Marion Wenzel und Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt

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Edition from the series "Pair / Unpair"

2 motifs from the series: Pair / Unpair, Bauhaus Dessau, 2024
C-Prints, 30 x 24 cm, signed and numbered, edition of 50 + 5 A.P.

price: 120,00 EUR für 1 motif, 200,00 EUR für both motifs (additional shipping fees)
Please order via mail: info@margrethoppe.com

The edition was created during the residency at House Muche, Bauhaus Dessau Foundation.

Margret Hoppe, from the series Pair / Unpair, Bauhaus Dessau, 2024, VG Bildkunst Bonn

Reflective Architecture – Virtual exhibition

For the current installment of the Reflective Architecture project, artists Elsa Grégoire, Margret Hoppe and Sebastian Stumpf prepared works in relation with the Bowlingtreff, Leipzig’s former municipal bowling alley. A serial project initiated by Margret Hoppe, Reflective Architecture was conceived with the aim of developing works in different media with reference to buildings of various kinds. Opened to the public in 1987, the former recreational facility in Leipzig, which grew out of local civic action, largely occupies the underground spaces of a former electrical converter station on Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz.
Kept in use until 1997, the Bowlingtreff is set to become the new location for the Leipzig Natural History Museum. The works on view on the exhibition website were created between February and May 2022 and show the place in an intermediate state of lived history, neglect and impending conversion. Click here to go to the website.

The project was supported by the program "Neustart Kultur" by the Federal Republic of Germany.