Schloss Post

Decentralization of Internet Art

The First Schlosspost Web Residents

by Clara Herrmann

A user-curated pocket gallery, an SEO project as a kind of performative intervention, and a personal experiment: the first Schlosspost web residents.

Teaching Art

Teaching Art as a Dubious Act

by Katarina Burin

Dealing with fiction, questioning authenticity, copying works, and telling a few lies: Swedish art students learn from American artist Katarina Burin.

Trapped Between Intimate Time Space, Help Them with Transdimensional Fedex

刘宗思 James Liu, BEIJING/ P.R.C.

Life Goes ON, Life Goes OFF. One Exhibition, Two Realities

Ziva Drvaric and Gasper Kunsic, Vienna/Austria

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# Micro Micro Grants

Silvio Lorusso, Italy

Artist Death Results in an Open-sourced Afterlife

Taylor Cleveland, Chicago, IL, USA

How to Make $500 Working from Home!!!

Conall McAteer, London/UK

When the Body Becomes Mutable, You’ll Never Guess What Happens!

Jon Chambers, Chicago/US

I’ve Been Print Screening my Artist Mill for Six Months

Nina Verhelst, Waregem/Belgium

Eeny, Meeny, Meme, Moe

Vikenti Komitski, Berlin/Germany

This Island Paradise is the Most Perfect Getaway, for Everyone

Matthew Keff, Brooklyn/US

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A Disillusioned Netizen Sets Out on a Walk Across Internet

Travis Hallenbeck, Baltimore, MD/US

Pivilion – Your Personal Darknet Pocket Gallery

Dina Karadžić & Vedran Gligo, Zagreb/Croatia

Institute for New Feeling: The Redirectory

Institute for New Feeling, Los Angeles/US

Growing Web-Literature Wants Darlings to be Alive! Save the Darlings!

Maria Christina Hilber, Austria

Tools

Let’s First Get Things Done

by The Darmstadt Delegation

A collective analysis of political practice and the tools that are used in moments of crisis. Results of a workshop by The Darmstadt Delegation.

Questionnaire

Solitude in Numbers

by Elisa Calosi, Marte Kräher and Maximilian Lehner

Within the project »IN TRANSIT«, Solitude fellows were asked to answer 14 questions about how mobility, flexibility, and precarity affect their lives as artists.

Part II

The Hirschgang

with Solitude fellows 1990–2015

We show how Solitude’s exhibition space, the Hirschgang, has changed over the last 25 years with the art works by the many Solitude fellows.

Studio Solitude

And Singing

by R. Armstrong

Bits and bobs found, abandoned, or incorporated along the way to »Wakes and Waking Sings«, a multi-room installation and performance that opens March 10 at Solitude.

Teaching Art

Material, Movement, Shape

with Anna Kubelík

»When we started to work with origami, we immediately began to understand how Anna develops concrete projects from this point.« – A workshop by Anna Kubelík

Studio Solitude

A Monument to Riots

with Niloufar Tajeri and Gal Kirn

Niloufar Tajeri and Gal Kirn examined the complex structure of sub/urban riots thinking about an alternative monument.

Performed Bodies

When I Sign My Name

by Elisa Band

»What part of my body is mine when the last layer of my atoms is mixed with the atoms around?« – A search for the distinctive self in our repetition of gestures.

Music/Sound

(Re-)Transcribing Composition

by G Douglas Barrett

»Two Transcriptions/Ode to Schoenberg« (2013) by artist, musician, and theorist G Douglas Barrett addresses debates around musical authorship, transgender politics, and identity.

Google

Trapped in the Presence

by Andrew Norman Wilson

Yellow-badged scanner workers, questions on copyright, and Google »anomalies«: An interview with the artist A. N. Wilson on the lecture collage »Movement Materials and What We Can Do«

Performance

The Burden

by Michl Schmidt

In his special tribute to the artist, Chris Burden’s weighty legacy came back to haunt visual artist Michl Schmidt and his toes!