Project 1PLACE2, in free translation sounds like "In place" will be presented by the Foundation within the program of the Second Ural Industrial Biennale of Contemporary Art. The project unique feature is one exhibition opening as the result of another, the collaboration between German and Russian artists, resembling at once a workshop, where it is not clear who is the teacher and who is a student, and a group therapy class, while documentary screenings.

To think over a city space, to try and create its model within the museum halls is a task for our fellow Max Sudhues, together with Sven Stuckensmidt and Andreas Maerker.

Russian side is presented by such known names as Anatoliy Vyatkin, Natalia Khokhonowa, as well as younger artists with prominent portfolios: Sasha Saltanowa, Kirill Voronkov and Olga Lokshina, Kirill Borodin. What will this be? Just a little patience..

Annotation of exhibition

It is not always easy to decide to conduct an experiment, the results of which will inevitably be made public. However, the collaborative experiment-project “1PLACE2” has already entered the final straight...more

About Max Sudhues

1977 Born in Münster, Germany.
Lives and works in Berlin

1999-2005 Kunstakademie Münster / Academy of Fine Arts Münster, with Paul Isenrath, Guillaume Bijl, Timm Ulrichs Meisterschüler of Prof. Timm Ulrichs

2006-07 Postgraduate Studies at the HISK, Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp and Ghent, Belgium

About Andreas Maerker

1975 Born in Boblingen, Germany.
Lives and works in Berlin

2001-2007 Kunstakademie Münster / Academy of Fine Arts Münster Meisterschüler of Guillaume Bijl

About Sven Stuckenschmidt

Sven Stuckenschmidt, through his work, examines and incorporates both the micro and macro aspects of contemporary daily existence.

His real world inspiration, whether from personal experience or shared international events, is developed through memory and then abstracted. Material, surface and form are critical aspects of his minimalist lexicon.

www.svenstuckenschmidt.de www.www.svenst.de

Russian artists

Team project