Markus Krottendorfer
Group XXXV, 2012
FINE ARTS
Born 1976 in Vienna, Austria
Lives in Vienna, Austria
Education
Photography, School for Art Photography, Vienna (Friedl Kubelka / vom Gröller)
Art, Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna (Prof. Eva Schlegel)
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2011
- "China down and up", (with Mathias Braschler & Monika Fischer), BTV, Innsbruck, Austria
2010
- "Cosmetic Peach Loan", Pro Choice, Vienna, Austria
2009
- "The Future Is Gone", BAWAG Contemporary, Vienna, Austria
2008
- "The World Is Not Enough," Charim Gallery, Vienna, Austria
- "Automarkt, Künstlerhaus-Passagegalerie," Vienna, Austria
- "Song Song" (with Sara Deraedt & Will Benedict), Vienna, Austria
since 2001 numerous slide shows and perfomances with live music in museums, off-spaces, galleries & cinemas
Selected Group Exhibitions
2011
- "Weltraum. Die Kunst und ein Traum", Kunsthalle Vienna, Austria
2010
- "Lebt und arbeitet in Wien III - Stars in a Plastic Bag," Kunsthalle Vienna, Austria
- "Triennale Linz 1.0," Landesgalerie Linz, Austria
2009
- "still life," Caribic Residency, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- "Bulletin Board Blvd.," Pro Choice, Vienna, Austria
- Multiple City, Filmmuseum Munich, Germany
2007
- 10th Istanbul Biennial, Istanbul, Turkey
- 21 POSITIONS, Austrian Cultural Forum, New York, USA
- "Beauties of the Night", Flaca, London, GB
- "Pool Level 175", documentary film, Diagonale, Graz, Austria
- "recent austrian films", Platforma Video Filmfestival/ Platforma 7, Athens, Greece
- "Austria Today", Galerie Westlicht, Vienna, Austria
Awards
2010
- Austrian state scholarship for photography
2006
- Studio scholarship London from the Federal Chancellery Austria
- T-Mobile studio scholarship
2004
- Studio scholarship New York from the Federal Chancellery Austria
2003
- Award & scholarship from the Ministry for Education, Science and Culture Austria
Publications
2009
- "Stock Car", 280 pages, Edition Galerie Fotohof
2008
- "Automarket Tbilisi", 64 pages, Edition Galerie Fotohof
JURY
Jennifer Allen
Markus Miessen
Joanna Mytkowska
Heimo Zobernig
Christoph Thun-Hohenstein