This exhibition is concerned with escape and the desperate urge to “be away” as a phenomenon of our contemporary everyday life. When people in the German-speaking world talk about Last minute they usually do so in connection with a form of travelling in which the destination is less important than the longing to be somewhere, above all somewhere else, as quickly as possible. The last-minute perspective leaves the destination open. How the future will look “where the journey will end” remains unclear. The only thing that is clear is the notion of a present that demands to be left. In this sense Last minute stands for an economy of escaping of fleeing escape.
Office of Cognitive Urbanism: LAST MINUTE
September 02, 2006
until October 15, 2006
until October 15, 2006
with
Andreas Spiegl, Christian Teckert, Karoline Streeruwitz, Sabine Bitter, Helmut Weber and Kamen Stoyanov
curated by
Ilina Koralova