Echolalia 2022-2023

200 × 180 cm
Acryl, Tinte, Flashe, und Spraypaint auf Leinwand 2023

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Recent and Upcoming:

A Two Person Exhibition in Montpellier: Echolalia at the Maison de Heidelberg,Montpellier,FR

January 16 -March 6 2024 This Exhibition is available for multiple venues and permutations. (click here to see exhibition)

Jasmine Justice (Berlin/NY) and Nadia Lichtig (Montpellier/Paris) come together to create an exhibition of visual and sound art in ongoing dialogs, both individual and collaborative. Using the visual occurrences in paintings as generative sources, Lichtig and Justice will further improvise, creating new abstractions or alternative dialogs and endings for the exhibition’s visual narratives, either in harmony or disharmony.

A Group Exhibition in Berlin: Once Upon A Time

A group exhibition curated by Darren O’Brien at Hilbertraum Berlin with Steven Dickie, Jesse Farber, Jasmine Justice, Candela Pan, Manfred Peckl, Ronan Porter, Mona Pourebrahim, and Marianne Walker.

1.12.-10.12.2023 Opening: Friday, December 1, 6-10 pm

“Once Upon A Time sets the scene for a story, a story from long, long ago..//GLITCH..In a galaxy far, far away an alien civilisation struggles with its own belief system and prays to have a..//GLITCH..The year is 2023 and in certain corners of Europe artists are busy making strange, wonderful things alongside having a magical, knowing relationship with their electronic devices..//GLITCH..In an ancient land, sitting under an amazing evening sky, a child touches a worn stone figure and asks the question “I can feel it, can’t I ?” ..//GLITCH..Darren O’Brien

A Talk and Workshop in Vienna: Kunstforum Wien Motherwell Study Day

Monday, 15 January 2024

I participated in a Dedalus Foundation educational event exploring themes from the exhibition. For my talk there, I focused on the mood of uncertainty and discomfort in Motherwell’s mark making, taking a special look at his use of text in the Je t’aime series.

With Robert Motherwell – Pure Painting, the Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien is showing the work of a leading representative of Abstract Expressionism, the monumental, gestural movement in painting that began in the late 1940s and is regarded as the first original form of American Post-War art. The exhibition will be the first retrospective since 1976 held in Austria that deals with the work of this important American artist, and the first in Europe since 1998.