Cartographies of Growth

Katinka Bock in Dialogue with Lois Weinberger

7. 2.

7. 6. 2026

Lois Weinberger, Debris Field, 2010-2016, installation view documenta 14, © Studio Lois Weinberger and Galerie Krinzinger, Wien, Photo: Mathias Völzke
Lois Weinberger, Debris Field, 2010-2016, installation view documenta 14, © Studio Lois Weinberger and Galerie Krinzinger, Wien, Photo: Mathias Völzke

In the unique architecture of the Gehry Galleries, works by the visionary pioneer Lois Weinberger (*1947 in Stams, † 2020 in Vienna) and the contemporary sculptor Katinka Bock (*1976 in Frankfurt, lives in Paris) enter into an artistic dialogue. This is dedicated to processes that are inherent in nature and material as well as in architecture and space. While Weinberger dedicated his work to so-called "ruderal plants", supposed weeds, as well as cartographies and archaeological traces, Katinka Bock focuses her work on physical changes in materials, which she transforms into poetic installations. Both artists share an interest in natural processes, which are used artistically. The works selected for the exhibition, some of which were newly created, react to the museum architecture and literally grow beyond it into the outdoor space around the Marta.

Accompanying program

So, 7. 6. 2026, 14–15 Uhr
Guided tour

For the finissage of the exhibition Cartographies of Growth – Katinka Bock in Dialogue with Lois Weinberger, Marta Director Kathleen Rahn will offer a personal look at the closing exhibition. Participants will learn background information about the show, as well as individual works and themes, during this tour.

 

Ticket

€3.50 plus museum admission

Available at the museum ticket desk or online

Thanks

We would like to express our sincere thanks to the Marta Herford Corporate Partners and Corporate Premium Partners, as well as the Marta Fund for New Art, for their long-term support of our program.

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