Tütar gallery invites you to join an art trip to Tartu on Sunday, November 10th, starting at 14:30, for a special tour of the exhibition “Symbiosis”, led by recent Konrad Mägi Award winner Katrin Piile, together with sculptor Art Allmägi.
Participation
The ticket price for the art trip is €15, which includes comfortable bus transportation and the artist-led tour. Tickets are available on Fienta.
Ticket sales for the Art Bus end on Saturday (09.11) at 14:00.
To join only the artist tour (without transportation), please register by emailing info@tutar.ee
A catalog of exhibition works is available upon request.
Schedule
14:30 – Departure from Tallinn, Tütar gallery (Vesilennuki 24, Noblessner)
17:00 – Artist tour of the exhibition
18:00 – Free time
19:30 – Departure from Tartu Art House (Vanemuise 26) back to Tallinn
About the exhibition
“Symbiosis” is the third and final exhibition of the artists’ collaboration, in which the sacred trinity of the art world – author, idea and work – is elevated to an object of study.
The aim of the series of joint exhibitions has been to create a creative process based on the principle of correlation, with observable interaction. When partially handed over, the opportunity to fully control one’s own creative process dislocates the individual relationship between author and work. This mutual creative reflection provides a chance to explore the intrinsic facets of the media of painting and sculpture, which are added or lost as they move from the planar to the spatial (or vice versa).
In the first exhibition of the collaboration, Piile’s paintings were influenced/reflected by Allmägi’s work. The aim of the second collaborative exhibition was to create a dual-media exhibition, where the visual language and ideational background would form a cohesive environment that blurred the boundaries of authorship. In order to close the circle, the works created by Allmägi in the final exhibition of the series are influenced by the works of Piile.
The core of Piile’s works on exhibition in the Tartu Art House originate from the last joint collaboration project, “Origami”, and further developments of the works shown there. Allmägi’s works, in turn, are directly inspired by Piile’s work. Allmägi’s works incorporate, in addition to formal references, methods that Piile has used in her earlier work. The questions are: what is lost, what is retained and what is added?
