Lene Rose Gruner (Curator)

Dream your Dream

• This work has four boxes that are put together to form one square. The work is to be viewed on a plinth, table or shelf.  The boxes are painted with a network of ambiguous forms painted to the surfaces, front and back, that link up in any combination.  The work will have black felt to rest on, that will be sent by the artist.  Lene Rose is well known for her works that link up in many mathematical combinations.  You are invited to present the work in any combination you prefer, and encouraged to make daily changes to the combination during the duration of the exhibition.  The artist notes that you could make one change a day for 18432 days before you repeated a combination! Lene Rose says : The presentation is the four parts of box , wood,  can you combine in different ways. The 16 pieces of paper, lying on black  felt can be turned and combined new with a group of 4 Mapo pictures: you have 18432 positions. 

• Note: Reference to Mapo pictures can be found in her biography: http://www.inyourdreams.helensanderson.com.au/artists/german_artists/Gruner_LeneRose/Gruner-LeneRose_bio2.htm

Wanda Aniko-Lützner

Ein Traum, ein Traum ist unser Leben

a dream, a dream is our life

• Please hang on the wall.

Sibylle Burr

sometimes/ somedreams/ VANITAS/ MM-readymade / filmstill

• I will send a piece of black cloth in order to place the installation on it.

  The cloth colour is black and the size is 90 x 90 centimetres, which is a bit smaller than 1 square metre.

Sylvia Farago

Life - a Dream

• Please, handle with care!
  I suggest the following ways of presentation:

• Stand the pages in a zigzag row on a table or shelf, or in a show case

• Open on a narrow shelf leaning against the wall

• Two people should pin the leporello to the wall with fine pins (4 pins per page)

• When dismantling two people should work carefully to avoid damaging the porous surface

• It should not be hung on the wall by the front page, as the connecting gauze strips might tear

Elke Gaiser

Life - a Dream

• Please put the work vertical in a "vitrine", ( a box with glass walls). The box with the the red, green .. colours should be vertical. The box with "I have a dream" should be placed with this side hidden, as "I have a dream" side is not made to show.

Christine Huss

• How to post the artwork in the galerie: you can post it in the box, that should be opened, like accidentally at any place in the show-room, even on the floor; or you can hang the object itself  like a picture on the wall (there is a line at the backside of the object); in this case you can either leave the box away or you post it as it fits, for example at the floor close to the object, like an opened envelope.

Hildegard Koldin

Ways in Life and Dream

• The box ( 300 mm x 300mm) must be opened,  and to mount it on the wall  it is necessary to use  the two hangers on backside of the box.  Moreover it is possible to place the box simply on a table.

Renate Quast

Pinch me, I must be dreaming!

• Install ..

Karina Stangle

Dream Journey  to the Childhood of Dolly

•  Installation instruction

  Please open the box very careful. You will find a doll of ceramic  with a threat on its head.

  Hang the threat  on the hook in the middle of the box, inside.

  It has to look at the viewer. So you may turn around the little screw on its head. 

  On the top please put the silverpaper  around the “roof”. So it looks like a booth.

  Are the Red Roses okay like on the foto?

  Thanks says Karina.

  Bitte die Box sehr vorsichtig öffnen. Du findest  eine Keramikfigur  mit einem Faden am Kopf.

  Hänge den Faden an den biegbaren Haken in der Mitte der Box, innen.                                                 

  Die Figur soll zum Betrachter sehen. So müsstest du die kleine Schraube am Kopf verdrehen.

  Oben klappe bitte das Silberpapier so zurück, dass der Eindruck einer Schaubude entsteht.

  Sind die Roten Rosen an den Stellen wie auf dem Foto?

  Vielen Dank      Karina

Gerlinde Stingl