In her exhibition at the Secession, Emily Wardill debuts her most recent film project, Night for Day (2020), an installation of film and sculptures that weave into one another, and the film I gave my love a cherry that had no stone (2016). For Night for Day (2020), Wardill constructs a feigned mother-son relationship.
In her exhibition at the Secession, Emily Wardill debuts her most recent film project, Night for Day (2020), an installation of film and sculptures that weave into one another, and the film I gave my love a cherry that had no stone (2016). For Night for Day (2020), Wardill constructs a feigned mother-son relationship.
She is currently working towards solo shows at Secession, Vienna, and Kohta, Helsinki. Previous solo exhibitions include Bergen Kunsthall, 2017; Gulbenkian Project Spaces, Lisbon, 2017; Index, Stockholm, 2014; National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen, 2012; Badischer In her exhibition at the Secession, Emily Wardill debuts her most recent film project, Night for Day (2020), an installation of film and sculptures that weave into one another, and the film I gave my love a cherry that had no stone (2016). For Night for Day (2020), Wardill constructs a feigned mother-son relationship. Emily Wardill “Night for Day” at secession, Vienna, 2020 Photo: Iris Ranzinger Emily Wardill’s films, photographs, and objects probe the complexity of perception and communication, the question of how reality appears authentic to us, and the displacements of substance and form effected by the individual nature of the imagination. Emily Wardill at Secession, Vienna Sep 18, 2020 to Nov 8, 2020 All Images courtesy of Secession and the artist Emily War… 0 Shares Emily Wardill (b 1977) has presented solo exhibitions at Bergen Kunsthall (2017); The National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen (2012); The Badischer Kunstverein, Karlsruhe (2012); de Appel arts centre, Amsterdam (2012); In her exhibition at the Secession, Emily Wardill debuts her most recent film project, Night for Day (2020), an installation of film and sculptures that weave into one another, and the film I gave my love a cherry that had no stone (2016). For Night for Day (2020), Wardill constructs a feigned mother-son relationship.
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Images: Images courtesy of Secession, Vienna. Photos by Iris Ranzinger. Press Release: Night 4 Day. Secession Galerie. Vienna, Austria.
Emily Wardill, Night for Day, Secession, Vienna (through November 8th, 2020). Curated by Annette Südbeck. * warped space engulfs the psyche in a reverie of utopia; a cherry that had no stone is a tricky gift for lovers * #emilywardill #annettesüdbeck #secessionvienna Vienna Secession
For Night for Day (2020), Wardill constructs a feigned mother-son relationship. Emily Wardill. Night for Day, Vienna Secession, 2020 Emily Wardill, Night for Day, Secession, Vienna (through November 8th, 2020).
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European Studies Here is where we are. With films by Gabriel Abrantes, Liesel Burisch, Stephanie Comilang, Nashashibi/Skaer, Pia Östlund, and Emily Wardill; and interviews and texts by Menna Agha, Mirene Arsanios , Liesel Burisch, Ursula K. Le Guin, Raimundas Malašauskas, and Laure Prouvost 8. Nov. 2020 Ein weiterer kurzer Eindruck in die Ausstellung von Emily Wardill und ihren Film " I gave my love a cherry that had no stone" (2016) 21 Dec 2019 (The other work, Night for Day, will be premiered at Secession in Vienna in June 2020.) Emily Wardill, Bi, 2019, two-channel projection with Emily Wardill is a Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1977. Her work was Past Exhibitions.
Emily Wardill’s films, photographs, and objects probe the complexity of perception and communication, the question of how reality appears authentic to us, and the displacements of substance and form effected by the individual nature of the imagination. Her work has won acclaim for the sensual and psychologically fraught
Emily Wardill. Night for Day September 18 – November 8, 2020 Galerie. Press Kit Emily Wardill.
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Emily Wardill’s (UK, 1977) interest in stages towards understanding that might become spaces of a different kind has inspired her to make work stemming from case studies on risk assessment that chart a series of mysterious fires in the French Jura, to a psychoanalytical case study on negative hallucination to memory palaces and their relationship to colourless vision, to stained glass as an
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In her exhibition Night for Day at the Secession, Emily Wardill debuts her most recent film project, an installation of film and sculptures that weave into one another, and the film I gave my love a cherry that had no stone (2016). For Night for Day (2020), Wardill constructs a feigned mother
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