Ulla Von Brandenburg: In Dialogue Now on View

“In a space where curtains have been hung, the separation between the interior and the exterior, or between different worlds, becomes blurred. And that blur makes us wonder where we are.” – Ulla Von Brandenburg.

Now on view, The Bass is pleased to present Ulla von Brandenburg: In Dialogue, an exhibition of film, watercolor and sculpture, including a newly commissioned installation, by the Paris-based artist Ulla von Brandenburg.

Von Brandenburg’s multivalent practice combines film, textiles, drawings, watercolors and sound into enveloping exhibition scenarios where aesthetic correspondences among different art forms coalesce into a cohesive whole (or Gesamtkunstwerk).

Ulla von Brandenburg engages with idiosyncratic moments and overlooked figures from the histories of art and culture in her exhibitions and projects, drawing a wide range of subjects—from occultism and psychoanalysis to modernist architecture and Hollywood cinema—into contemporary contexts.

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This exhibition is organized by James Voorhies, The Bass Curator at Large, and Claudia Mattos, Associate Curator of New Media Art.

Supported by Etant donnés, a program of Villa Albertine.

By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Bass Museum of Art