25 November 2017 – 4 March 2018
This exhibition probes the manifold interrelations between space and photography. In the early days of photography, questions of technical feasibility were pressing and creative possibilities beckoned; beginning in the 1960s, artists expanded the scope of their engagement with “space” to include social and conceptual issues. The exhibition presents works by thirty-five artists created between 1860 and today: from a walk-in camera obscura in which the lights of Salzburg’s old town are transmuted into a projected image to Hito Steyerl’s installation How Not to Be Seen (2013).
Image: Stephen Willats, 1993 Wall Walk
©/courtesy the artist
San Marco 1994,
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30124 Venice, Italy
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