Nosbaum Reding Projects is a programme of guest-curated exhibitions showcasing young emerging artists from around the world.

Guest curators: Alberto Garcìa del Castillo, Agata Jastrząbek, Sophie Jung, Eglė Kulbokaitė

4, rue Wiltheim L-2733 Luxembourg
Tuesday-Saturday 11:00 - 18:00
projects@nosbaumreding.lu

  • Mariah Garnett
  • Born 1980 in USA. Works and lives in Los Angeles.

    Mariah Garnett's work is rooted in re-interpreting found texts, using desire as an access point. Broadly defining "text", her subjects range from the written word to actual people. The boundaries of adaptation, documentary and fiction are continually being drawn and re-drawn in her work. Screenings include: REDCAT, White Columns, SF MoMA, Venice Biennial (Swiss Offsite Pavillion), Rencontres Internationales (Paris, Madrid, Berlin, Beirut), Midway Contemporary Art (USA), Ann Arbor Film Festival (DE). Solo and duo exhibitions include ltd los angeles (USA), Human Resources Gallery (USA). In 2014 her work was featured in the Hammer Museum's biennial exhibition. She is represented by ltd los angeles.

  • Sam Lipp
  • Born in UK. Works and lives in Chicago

    Sam Lipp is an artist. It also co-directs Queer Thoughts, an art gallery in Chicago. Recent exhibitions include My Hamster Cage, a solo show at Bodega, New York, and Feeling Languid, a two-person show with Luis Miguel Bendaña at Malraux's Place, Brooklyn. It is also working on a line of men's tube tops. It is represented by Bodega.

  • Clare Noonan
  • Born 1982 in New Zealand. Works and lives in Brussels.

    Clare Noonan seeks to excavate and activate stories dissolved by history?s narratives. Working in parallel to Western pictorial traditions of landscape, Clare uses precise combination artist-made and collected sculptural objects, photographic images, event and documentation as vehicles to re-access, re-experience, re-stage, identify, imagine. Clare graduated from Ilam School of Fine Arts (NZ) in 2004 and is a recent laureate of HISK, Higher Institute for Fine Arts (BE). Clare was awarded the Olivia Spencer Bower Foundation Art Award (NZ) in 2009 and has exhibited works and projects in Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, France, at the recent 5th Marrakech Biennale and throughout New Zealand in Govett-Brewster and Artspace. Clare is a member of the collaboration All the Cunning Stunts (since 2010). She is represented by Motive Gallery.

Murder, She Wrote

Mariah Garnett, Sam Lipp, Clare Noonan

08.11.2014 - 10.1.2015

Curated by Alberto García del Castillo

 

“On my last trip to Luxembourg I learnt a couple of things:

a. I am not the only one to have know the story of the Burton brothers [Walter John (1863-1880) and Alfred Henry (1834-1914) Burton];
b. this american artist did meet and even masturbate Peter [Berlin], an old friend of mine;
c. somebody from Chicago (might that be a pseudo-archeologist, this fact is currently out of my knowledge) has found facts that relate Romantic bucolic painting to the ‘eurotwink’ aesthetics (Bel Ami et al.).

Apart from that revelation, I did strongly enjoy the contrast between Luxembourg’s pseudo-medieval old town on the rock and the new Manhattan-like bank area named Kirchberg.” - Unknown author


Murder, She Wrote is an American TV series broadcasted between 1984 and 1996 on the CBS network. The main role, a mystery writer and amateur detective named Jessica Fletcher, is played by actress and Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, Angela Lansbury. This exhibition borrows its title to open up the narration of a deviant story, one that does not aim to display objectiveness, but does instead understanding the joy of disruptive methods of explaining and archiving History. What is printed is true, it creates reality and is part of the big collective picture. A queer approach to the archive frees it from the exigences of institutional accuracy. The group does necessitate a coherent story more than it needs truth; because, due to socialisation, normalisation and education, no one can pretend to hold an essential access to any object or subject, as in: “Nobody between you can see a penis, because you’ll first see the Eiffel Tower.”

“One of the most remarkable icons of Hollywood’s vintage Golden Age, Angela Lansbury still works every day. At the age of 86, she’s an inadvertent role model for how to live one’s later years with absolute imagination and style. Her whole life is one of amazing accolades, from her first Oscar nomination at the age of 19 to her status as a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, her homeland, since 1994. In fact, Angela is so fabulous, she’s honoured with not just one but two stars on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. And while her charming New York apartment may be a modest affair, her staggering career – encompassing highlights from The Manchurian Candidate to Murder, She Wrote – has been anything but.” - Holly Brubach, ‘Angela Lansbury’ in Gentlewoman issue 6, Autumn/Winter 2012. p. 184

 



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