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Pressedossier Kunsthalle Luzern Pressedossier Kunsthalle Luzern Kunsthalle Luzern | Bourbaki Panorama | Postfach 3203 | Löwenplatz 11 | 6002 Luzern / Öffnungszeiten: MI – SA 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr, SO 14.00 – 18.00 Uhr www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Bildnachweis: l’équipe [visuelle] I Gestaltung Dossier: Shannon Zwicker kunsthalle luzern Mirko Reisser (DAIM) | monolog in der Kunsthalle Luzern Ausstellungsdauer: 13.7. – 12.8.2018 Vernissage: DO 12.7.2018, 19.00 Uhr Begrüssung und einleitende Worte: Michael Sutter, Leiter Kunsthalle Luzern Sound von DJ Murphy (Save the Vinyl) Finissage: SO 12.8.2018, 14.00–18.00 Uhr Der Künstler ist anwesend, inkl. Poster-Launch 15.00 Uhr: Künstlergespräch mit Mirko Reisser und eingeladenen lokalen Künstlern, die der Graffitiszene entstammen. u.a. Suki Bamboo und Shark. www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Öffnungszeiten: MI-SA, 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr und SO 14.00-18.00 Uhr kunsthalle luzern Kurzbeschrieb der Ausstellung Mirko Reisser (DAIM) (*1971 in Lüneburg DE geboren, lebt und arbeitet in Ham- burg) begann direkt nach dem Abschluss des Abiturs 1991 als selbstständiger Künstler unter dem Namen DAIM zu arbeiten. Seine erste Arbeit entstand bereits 1989, kurze Zeit später folgte das Studium der freien Kunst an der Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst in Luzern. Mehr als 20 Jahre später holen wir den mitt- lerweile international sehr renommierten Graffiti-Künstler zurück nach Luzern! In der Kunsthalle Luzern wird Mirko Risser (DAIM) direkt auf die Ausstellungswand ein grossformatiges Graffiti-Werk im 3D-Stil sprühen. Das Hauptelement der Bildkomposition bildet beim sogenannten Writing-Stil die Darstellung des eigenen Künstlernamens DAIM in einer einzigartigen, innovativen Gestaltung und mit ei- nem hohen ästhetischen Anspruch. Die Typographie bei den Arbeiten von Mirko Reisser wird durch den Prozess der Konstruktion und Dekonstruktion bestimmt, die abstrakte Buchstabenformation bildet das Kernelement seiner dreidimensio- nalen Arbeiten. Die Reduktion des Bildmotives auf die vier Buchstaben des Künstlernamens ist für den Betrachter kaum wahrnehmbar; zu komplex und viel- schichtig ist das räumliche Gebilde. Ergänzt wird das orts- und raumspezifische Kunstwerk von aktuellen Arbeiten auf Leinwand, sowie einem Making-of-Film im Kabinett. Mirko Reisser (DAIM) vor seinem Werk: DEIM - auf der Lauer, Sprayfarbe auf Ausstellungswand, 04.2005, Ausstellung: SMELL OF PAINT IN THE AIR, K3- Kampnagel, Hamburg. Bild: Andreas Bock www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Öffnungszeiten: MI-SA, 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr und SO 14.00-18.00 Uhr kunsthalle luzern Kurzbiografie / Künstlerinfos Bild: Mirko Reisser (DAIM) vor der zone Contemporaine Olivier Fahrni, Niederwangen Bern, 2016. Foto: Mike Niderhäusern Mirko Reisser ist 1971 in Lüneburg (Niedersachsen) geboren und aufgewach- sen. Die ersten Graffiti-Arbeiten entstanden ab 1989 im öffentlichen Raum. Bereits 1990 sprühte er erste Auftragsarbeiten und beginnt im Alter von 20 Jahren und nach Abschluss seines Abiturs als selbstständiger Künstler zu ar- beiten. In dieser Zeit beginnt er seinen Writer-Namen DAIM zu verwenden. Ab 1996 nimmer der Graffiti-Künstler sein Studium der Freien Kunst an der Hoch- schule für Gestaltung und Kunst in Luzern auf, beendet das Studium aus Geldmangel aber nicht. 1999 gründete Mirko Reisser zusammen mit den Künstlern Gerrit Peters und Heiko Zahlmann die Ateliergemeinschaft «getting- up» in Hamburg. Mirko Reisser wird seit dem Jahr 2005 vertreten durch die Galerie ReinkingProjekte in Hamburg. Seit 2010 auch von der Galerie MaxWe- berSixFriedrich in München. www.mirkoreisser.de / www.daim.org Ausstellungen (Auswahl) 2016 - 2017 - DIALOG: Long Distance, Städtische Galerie Bremen - Cross the Streets, MACRO - Museo D‘Arte Contemporanea Roma / Italien - L‘arte allo stato urbano, Palazzo Pepoli, Bologna / Italien - Die Welt ist nichtlinear, zone contemporaine, Bern / Schweiz - Höhenrausch, Eigen+Art Lab, Berlin. Jubiläumsausstellung zum fünfjähri- gen Bestehen der Kunstresidenz in Bad Gastein 2014 - 2015 - Mirko Reisser (DAIM) | monomania, zone contemporaine, Bern / Schweiz - Beyond melancholia. Sammlung Reinking | Museum für Völkerkunde Ham- burg | 1, Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Öffnungszeiten: MI-SA, 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr und SO 14.00-18.00 Uhr kunsthalle luzern - Existenzielle Bildwelten | Sammlung Reinking, Weserburg | Museum für moderne Kunst Bremen - Brouhaha, Galerie MaxWeberSixFriedrich in der Burg Gudenau, Wachtberg Mirko Reisser (DAIM) | “DAIMaround” | 11 x9,8 m | Lueneburg / Germany | 10.2009 | ARTotale – Leuphana Urban Art Project — Courtesy: Leuphana Universität Lueneburg / REINKINGPROJEKTE | Photo: MRpro 2013 - Abstraction 21 | DAIM&LOKISS, Galerie Hélène Bailly, Paris / Frankreich - WE ❤ 8BIT, Wien, Berlin, Hamburg - Urbane Folklore, Kunstraum Innsbruck / Österreich - HANSEstreetartWORKS, Museum MARTa Herford, Herford - POESIA – Werke aus der Sammlung Reinking, Städtische Galerie Delmen- horst - Papierarbeiten II – 70er Jahre bis heute, Galerie MaxWeberSixFriedrich, München 2010 - 2012 - Corner to Corner – Hinz&Kunzt StrassenKunztEdition, Kupferdiebe Galerie, Hamburg - FRONTIER – The line of style, Stadtraum Bologna / Italien - 10 Jahre – 62 Ausstellungen, Kunstverein Buchholz, Buchholz i.d.N. - Street Art – meanwhile in deepest east anglia, thunderbirds were go…, Von der Heydt-Kunsthalle, Wuppertal - Urban-Art – Graffiti21, Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte, Saarbrücken - DAIM – coming out, MaxWeberSixFriedrich Galerie, München www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Öffnungszeiten: MI-SA, 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr und SO 14.00-18.00 Uhr kunsthalle luzern Projekte (Auswahl) 2014 - Wandgestaltung Progress am weltweit ersten innerstädtischen IKEA in Hamburg, zusammen mit getting-up - Erarbeitung des Gestaltungskonzeptes Rhythmus der Stadt für 40.000 m² Bahn-Lärmschutzwände in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg, zusammen mit get- ting-up - Teilnahme an der Volvo Art Session 2014 als neuer Markenbotschafter für Volvo Car Switzerland 2009 - 2013 - Arbeitsstipendium sommer.frische.kunst – Kunstresidenz, Bad Gastein / Österreich - Kunst am Bau am Umspannwerk HafenCity von Vattenfall Europe in Ham- burg - Teilnahme an der Volvo Art Session 2011 und 2013, Zürich / Schweiz - Teilnahme an Charity-Projekten Überleben – Stiftung für Folteropfer, Le- bensKünstler, 15² - Kunst macht Schule sowie the helping hounds of hell - Künstlerische Beratung und Set-Ausstattung, Kurzfilm Nachtwächter, Re- gie Eike Schulz Mirko Reisser (DAIM), "DAIM - coming out", Photo-Graphic, 2004, Bild: Mark McPherson www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Öffnungszeiten: MI-SA, 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr und SO 14.00-18.00 Uhr kunsthalle luzern 2006 - 2008 - Kunst am Bau an dem Verwaltungsgebäudes der Chemiefirma Dr. Weigert in Hamburg - Gewinner des Wettbewerbes zur künstlerischen Gestaltung der alternativ Währung Alto - Teilnahme am Charity-Projekt SOS-Childrensvillages, London / UK sowie ARTaids für AIDS-Hilfe Hamburg 2003 - 2005 - Gestaltung einer Außenwand zur Ausstellung Mexique-Europe, Allers- Retours, 1910-1960 at LaM – Lille Métropole Museum für Moderne Kunst, Zeitgenössische Kunst und Art Brut, Villeneuve d'Ascq / Frankreich - Wettbewerbsteilnahme zur künstlerischen sowie architektonischen Gestal- tung des Spielbudenplatzes auf der Hamburger Reeperbahn - Kunst am Bau von zwei Stirnwände der Maschinenkaverne im Pumpspei- cherwerk Goldisthal / Thüringen der Firma Vattenfall Europe 2000 - 2002 - Planung und Durchführung der Urban Discipline – Graffiti-Art Ausstel- lungs-Serie - Planung und Durchführung des 2000 m² großen DockArt Projektes Das neue Hamburg und seine Partnerstädte bei Blohm+Voss im Hamburger Hafen - Graffiti-Worldtour über Thailand, Australien, Neuseeland, Brasilien, Ar- gentinien, USA, Mexiko - Realisierung des Projektes Mural Global, ein weltweites Wandmalprojekt im Rahmen der Agenda 21, unter Schirmherrschaft der UNESCO, in São Paulo / Brasilien Sammlungen (Auswahl) - Sammlung Artfonds21, Frankfurt - Sammlung Gunter Sachs - Sammlung Hoste, München - Sammlung Reinking, Hamburg - Sammlung Klingspor-Museum, Offenbach / Main - Sammlung MuCEM (Museum der Zivilisationen Europas und des Mittel- meers), Marseille / Frankreich - Sammlung Altonaer Museum, Hamburg Für Bilder in Druckqualität (Presseabbildungen) kontaktieren Sie bitte: Shannon Zwicker: [email protected] www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Öffnungszeiten: MI-SA, 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr und SO 14.00-18.00 Uhr kunsthalle luzern Für die Unterstützung danken wir: Casimir Eigensatz Stiftung www.kunsthalleluzern.ch Öffnungszeiten: MI-SA, 15.00 – 20.30 Uhr und SO 14.00-18.00 Uhr .
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