Skip to content
Kaldor Public Art Projects
  • PROJECTS
    • Projects 1-10
      • 01 CHRISTO AND JEANNE-CLAUDE
      • 02 HARALD SZEEMANN
      • 03 GILBERT & GEORGE
      • 04 MIRALDA
      • 05 CHARLOTTE MOORMAN AND NAM JUNE PAIK
      • 06 SOL LEWITT
      • 07 RICHARD LONG
      • 08 AN AUSTRALIAN ACCENT
      • 09 CHRISTO AND JEANNE-CLAUDE
      • 10 JEFF KOONS
    • Projects 11-20
      • 11 SOL LEWITT
      • 12 VANESSA BEECROFT
      • 13 UGO RONDINONE
      • 14 BARRY McGEE
      • 15 URS FISCHER
      • 16 GREGOR SCHNEIDER
      • 17 BILL VIOLA
      • 18 MARTIN BOYCE
      • 19 TATZU NISHI
      • 20 STEPHEN VITIELLO
    • Projects 21-30
      • 21 BILL VIOLA
      • 22 SANTIAGO SIERRA
      • 23 JOHN BALDESSARI
      • 24 MICHAEL LANDY
      • 25 THOMAS DEMAND
      • 26 ALLORA & CALZADILLA
      • 27 13 ROOMS
      • 28 ROMAN ONDAK
      • 29 TINO SEHGAL
      • 30 MARINA ABRAMOVIĆ
    • Projects 31-36
      • 31 XAVIER LE ROY
      • 32 JONATHAN JONES
      • 33 ANRI SALA
      • 34 ASAD RAZA
      • 35 MAKING ART PUBLIC
      • 36 do it (australia)
      • 37 SOL LEWITT
  • PROGRAMS
  • Learning
  • Archive
  • About
  • NEWS
  • SHOP
  •  
< Go back

Tino Sehgal

Tino Sehgal

born 1976 in London, England
lives and works in Berlin, Germany

 

This is so contemporary, 2004
Art Gallery of New South Wales

15 November – 1 December 2019

 

In November 2019, Sydney audiences were once again afforded the chance to experience the work of artist Tino Sehgal, who is renowned for creating art that leaves no material trace. This is so contemporary, which debuted in Australia at the Art Gallery of NSW in 2014 as Kaldor Public Art Project 29, cannot be photographed, and must be experienced through direct, interpersonal encounters.

Tino Sehgal, the Berlin-based artist who originally studied political economics and dance, constructs “situations“ by orchestrating interpersonal encounters through dance, voice and movement. His works elicit a different kind of viewer—one who cannot be a passive spectator, and who bears a responsibility to construct and contribute to the realisation of the piece.

 

Presented on the occasion of the exhibition Making Art Public: 50 years of Kaldor Public Art Projects at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, 7 September 2019 – 16 February 2020
  • PROJECTS
  • LEARNING
  • ARCHIVE
  • ABOUT
  • PRIVACY POLICY
  • CONTACT US
facebook vimeo youtube
© 2023 Kaldor Public Art Projects | Developed by Reason8
Scroll To Top