For about two decades, Angela Glajcar (*1970) has enriched the international art world with her extraordinary objects and installations made of paper. A trained sculptor, the German artist has started her career working with wood and metal before moving on to the fragile material paper.

Referencing the State Gallery
With her site-specific installation, the award-winning artist references the location as well as the architecture of the museum and creates a sensual experiential space that inspires to dwell and daydream.

First museum exhibition in Austria
Glajcar has created site-specific installations for institutions such as the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, the Powerlong Museum Shanghai, and the Museum Wiesbaden. In the State Gallery of Lower Austria, the internationally renowned artist is realizing her largest on-site work to date, which is also her first museum exhibition in Austria.

Curator: Gerda Ridler

a driving force behind the Hanten-Schmidt-Foundation

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