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Maria Lassnig – Dialogues

Albertina, Vienna

NOW CLOSED

Retrospective of the drawings and watercolours

Maria Lassnig’s “body-awareness” works centre on rendering bodily sensations visible in a way that is at once humorous and serious, yearning and merciless. Lassnig stands alongside Louise Bourgeois, Joan Mitchell, and Agnes Martin as one of the most important women artists of the 20th century. It was early on that she made her own body the central focus of her art. Three years after her death, the Albertina is honouring Maria Lassnig with a retrospective of her drawn work, bringing together around 100 of the artist’s most beautiful hand drawings. Find out more about the Maria Lassnig exhibition from the Albertina’s website.

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The Jay's Screeching (1982), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

The Jay’s Screeching (1982), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

Illustration of a Thought – “Les Antagonistes” (1963), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

Illustration of a Thought – “Les Antagonistes” (1963), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

Face Layer Lines (1996), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

Face Layer Lines (1996), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

Head (1963), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

Head (1963), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation

Untitled (Screaming Woman) (1981), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation, Photo: Roland Krauss

Untitled (Screaming Woman) (1981), Maria Lassnig. © 2017 Maria Lassnig Foundation, Photo: Roland Krauss

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