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Dan Vogt in Reel It In, Rule It Out (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Klemens Waldhuber, ZOG (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Reel It In, Rule It Out (2021). Exhibition view. Image courtesy the artists.
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Rebecca Rothenborg, Saved You the Best Seats (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Reel It In, Rule It Out (2021). Exhibition view. Image courtesy the artists.
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Franziska Frings, Alpha Iyrae (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Reel It In, Rule It Out (2021). Exhibition view. Image courtesy the artists.
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Yein Lee, Sprouting in veins and flesh (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Irina Lotarevich, Housing Anxiety 2 (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Reel It In, Rule It Out (2021). Exhibition view. Image courtesy the artists.
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Irina Lotarevich, Overtime III - Triple Slide (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Harry E Walker, 1. Plans of Relief Tree, 2. Plans of Relief Pool (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Harry E Walker, Third Side of the Moon (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Laurence Sturla in Reel It In, Rule It Out (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Klemens Waldhuber, o.T (2021). Installation view. Image courtesy the artist.
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Odd geometries, alien forms & playful interventions with the Reel It In, Rule It Out group exhibition

, 13 December 2021
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Reel It In, Rule It Out (2021). Exhibition view. Image courtesy the artists.

Reel It In, Rule It Out, a group exhibition at Untere Augartenstraße 26, Vienna, runs November 14 to December 17.

Featuring Irina Lotarevich, Dan Vogt among others, the show’s sculptures and paintings create a playful intervention to the space’s architecture and form. From the alien forms of Yein Lee, to the odd geometries and humour of Rebecca Rothenborg, the exhibition’s works appear interwoven in the parquetry floors and decorative panels of the gallery.

The Reel It In, Rule It Out group exhibition is on at Untere Augartenstraße 26, Vienna, running November 14 to December 17, 2021.

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