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Fem*flixt! Astrid Langer and Judith Lava
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Museumsplatz 3, 3500 Krems an der Donau
Art that shakes up clichés! "Fem*flixt!" by Astrid Langer and Judith Lava brings fresh air to the Caricature Museum Krems. Complementing the anniversary exhibition "Dieser Haderer," Excursion #14 humorously and self-ironically places the female perspective at the center. Visitors can expect an artistic journey that inspires, provokes, and moves.
With their artistic collaboration "Fem*flixt!", Astrid Langer and Judith Lava send a clear message against "Be quiet, obedient, modest, and don't make demands!" The two artists from Carinthia boldly poke fun at clichés and use satire as a weapon against societal role models.
Satirical art as a feminist statement
From the wall-filling comic splatter action featuring the character "Nitsch," to the rebellious "Dachziegl," which confronts prejudices against women in art, to paintings about the "bird in the head," visitors will experience the full range of Langer's work. Three white horses – a feminist response to the famous three monkeys – meet a centaur sculpture, pandas, and the WOW goat in ceramics. Cleaning becomes a performative critique, humor a weapon. Langer navigates through clichés and conventions with attitude and style.
Lili: Self-determination made of wax
A blonde portrayed as both combative and vulnerable: Judith Lava's wax figures stand between art character and everyday object, representing self-determination and female empowerment. During the tour, visitors will discover a confident sextramist named Lini as well as an introspective Lili in a flower meadow. "The Lili Kiss" references Gustav Klimt's famous painting and contains a special surprise effect.
Curators: Gottfried Gusenbauer and Anna Steinmair
With their artistic collaboration "Fem*flixt!", Astrid Langer and Judith Lava send a clear message against "Be quiet, obedient, modest, and don't make demands!" The two artists from Carinthia boldly poke fun at clichés and use satire as a weapon against societal role models.
Satirical art as a feminist statement
From the wall-filling comic splatter action featuring the character "Nitsch," to the rebellious "Dachziegl," which confronts prejudices against women in art, to paintings about the "bird in the head," visitors will experience the full range of Langer's work. Three white horses – a feminist response to the famous three monkeys – meet a centaur sculpture, pandas, and the WOW goat in ceramics. Cleaning becomes a performative critique, humor a weapon. Langer navigates through clichés and conventions with attitude and style.
Lili: Self-determination made of wax
A blonde portrayed as both combative and vulnerable: Judith Lava's wax figures stand between art character and everyday object, representing self-determination and female empowerment. During the tour, visitors will discover a confident sextramist named Lini as well as an introspective Lili in a flower meadow. "The Lili Kiss" references Gustav Klimt's famous painting and contains a special surprise effect.
Curators: Gottfried Gusenbauer and Anna Steinmair
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