Jesuits exhibit Madame Blavatsky
Jun 30, 2008 11:20 AM
by Frank Reitemeyer
This is a summery of a newspaper article of today:
The chief of the Frankfurt, Germany, art societey, Chus Martinez, has launched a chapel, which was sanctified officially by Jesuits, to have a room for own thoughts.
She has now opened an art exhibition in Frankfurt, named "The Great Transformation - Art and Tactical Magic", which will be held from June, 7th up to Sept. 7th.
In this exhibition artist Goshka Macuga presents "tactical magician" Madame Blavatsky as a fiberglass figure, which hovers between two chairs.
Question: Does anyone know if and to what story or report this artist is refering??
"Tactical Magic" is described on the homepage of the Society as a process to go "beyond the spiritual"!
newspaper article:
http://www.rhein-main.net:80/sixcms/list.php?page=fnp2_news_article&sv%5Bid%5D=4930675
Frankfurt art society:
http://www.fkv.de/frontend/startseite.php
exhibition:
http://www.fkv.de/frontend/ausstellungen.php
>From September, 19th 2008 up to January, 11th 2009 the exhibition which be held at MARCO (Museo de Arte Contemporánea de Vigo, Spain):
http://www.fkv.de/frontend/ausstellungen_detail.php?id=271
The exhibition was sponsoered by:
American Center Foundation
Hessische Kultur Stiftung
bureau des artes plastiques
Cultures France
Ambassade de France
Danish Arts Council
http://www.fkv.de/frontend/ausstellungen_detail.php?id=271
There is no information about a catalogue, nevertheless I'll phone them for archives purposes.
Frank
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