Sebura&Gartelmann
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Madison Museum of Contemporary Art 227 State St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
courtesy of the artists
Sebura&Gartelmann, still from "Pulley System," 2019. Single-channel video with sound, 2:21 minutes.
Sept. 16 update: Out of an abundance of caution, MMoCA is temporarily closed due to the increase in COVID-19 cases in the downtown Madison area.
The museum is scheduled to reopen at noon on Friday, September 25. Please keep an eye on mmoca.org and social media channels for any changes to our reopening plan.
Be sure to browse our permanent collection and check out the MMoCA Facebook event pages for upcoming virtual talks and tours. We look forward to welcoming you back soon!
press release: https://www.facebook.com/events/3309392712474321
Join us at 7 pm on Sept. 25 for a live studio visit and Q&A with Sebura&Gartelmann in tandem with their exhibition, “Bonded,” on view in MMoCA’s Imprint Gallery through September 27, 2020.
Sebura&Gartelmann: Bonded features the video work of collaborative duo Jonas Sebura and Alex Gartelmann, whose practice challenges expressions of traditional masculinity by creating contemporary rituals that cultivate trust and express intimacy between the artists. The sometimes calamitous situations in which they place themselves highlight not only their vulnerability but also their care for each other, and operate as models for non-hierarchical interdependence. In this hour-long studio visit followed by a live Q&A, Sebura&Gartelmann will discuss themes key to their work, the process they have developed over their decade long collaboration, and how their practice has changed in response to the ongoing pandemic.
Submit questions in advance by visiting the link below, or drop them in the live comment section during the Q&A.
→ Q&A Submission Form: bit.ly/3k70aTx
7:00 – 7:10pm: Introductions
7:10 – 7:45pm: Virtual Studio Visit
7:45 – 8:00pm: Live Q&A!
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Sebura&Gartelmann is the Chicago based collaborative of Jonas Sebura and Alex Gartelmann started in 2010. Through acts that employ risk, pain, silence, and humor Sebura&Gartelmann expose trust, vulnerability, and intimacy in their relationship and collaboration. Featuring Pulley System, Peg Wall, Finger Sew, and Gum Chew, this exhibition highlights how the artists use their signature calamitous aesthetic to subvert traditional representations of masculinity.
mmoca.org/art/seburagartelmann
Through acts that employ risk, pain, silence, and humor, Sebura&Gartelmann expose trust, vulnerability, and intimacy in their relationship and collaboration in this four-video exhibition.
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