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"Time”, the current exhibition at the Bass Museum of Art, explores the nature and perception of time through a selection of historical and contemporary
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In the darkness of the main gallery at Dundee Contemporary Arts there is the whirr of projector fans, a faint mechanical voice seeping through from
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'100 Years of Gifts’ at York Art Gallery brings together gifts from the Contemporary Art Society to galleries around Yorkshire including a vast variety
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Torsten Lauschmann was born in Bad Soden, Germany in 1970 and currently lives and works in Glasgow. Lauschmann received his MA in Media Art from Zentrum fur Kunst und Medien (ZKM) Karlsruhe and his BA from in Fine Art Photogrpahy from (Hons) Glasgow School of Art.
Torsten Lauschmann's work is concerned with the cross-over between materials, techniques and technologies. Manifested through photography, video, sound, online work, drawing and installation, he finds ways to interfere with technological processes in order to reveal hidden dimensions. Within his installations and films individual pieces are networked, meaning each element affects the way others appear or perform. This interconnectedness raises questions about how technologies can change and impact our collective and individual behaviours.
Select exhibitions include Marvellous Possessions, Glasgow (2015), Sound Spill, West, Den Haag, Holland (2012); Samsung Art+ Prize 2012, BFI, London (2012); Alma Matters, Screening, Tramway, Glasgow (2012); Before The Revolution (Solo), Grand Union, Birmingham (2012); AV Festival, Newcastle (2012); Alma Matters, Screening, Grand Union, Birmingham (2012); The Digital Uncanny, Edith Russ Haus, Oldenburg (2012); Laing Gallery (Solo), AV Festival, Newcastle (2012); Inconsistant Whisper (Solo), The Arches, Glasgow (2012); At the heart everything a row of holes, ACCA, Melbourne (2012); John Hansard Gallery (Solo), Southampton (2012); Hand made time, MCM, Hong Kong (2012); Margaret Tait Award Screening, Glasgow Film Festival (2011); Startle Reaction, DCA, Dundee, October, (2011); Vital Spark Commission, Glasgow and touring (2011); Edinburgh International Film Festival Residency, Collective Gallery (2010).
For additional information about this artist, visit Mutual Art
