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[[Image:Valie Export 1973 Adjugated Dislocations.jpg|thumb|350px|Valie Export, ''Adjungierte Dislokationen'' [Adjugated Dislocations], 1973.]]
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'''Valie Export''' (VALIE EXPORT, born Waltraud Lehner, later Waltraud Höllinger, 1940, Linz) is an Austrian artist. Her work includes video installations, body performances, expanded cinema, computer animations, photography, sculptures and publications covering contemporary arts. Valie Export lives in [[Vienna]].
  
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'''Valie Export''' (born Waltraud Lehner, later Waltraud Höllinger, 1940, Linz) is an Austrian artist. Her work includes video installations, body performances, expanded cinema, computer animations, photography, sculptures and publications covering contemporary arts. Valie Export lives in [[Vienna]].
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==Gallery==
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VALIE_EXPORT_Peter_Weibel_1968_From_the_Portfolio_of_Dogness.jpg|''From the Portfolio of Dogness'' (in cooperation with [[Peter Weibel]]), 1968. 80 x 121 cm Gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1968_GROPE_and_TOUCH_CINEMA.jpg|''GROPE and TOUCH CINEMA'', 1968. 76 x 85 cm Gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1969_Action_Pants_Genital_Panic.jpg|''Action Pants: Genital Panic'', 1969. 69.9 x 49.8 cm, Poster, silkscreen print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1970_VALIE_EXPORT_SMART_EXPORT_Self-Portrait.jpg|''VALIE EXPORT - SMART EXPORT Self-Portrait'', 1970. 69 x 60 cm Gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1970_BODY_SIGN_B.jpg|''BODY SIGN B'', 1970. 105 x 70 cm, Gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1972_Injuries_I.jpg|''Injuries I'', 1972. 42 x 61 cm Gouache on gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1972_Train_II.jpg|''Train II'' (conceptual photography, object installation), 1972. 60 x 240 cm, Silkscreen print on glass plates
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Valie Export 1973 Adjugated Dislocations.jpg|''Adjugated Dislocations'', 1973.
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VALIE_EXPORT_1973_ASEMIA_The_Inability_to_Express_Oneself_through_Facial_Expressions.jpg|''ASEMIA – The Inability to Express Oneself through Facial Expressions'', 1973. 18 x 24 cm, Gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1973_From_the_Geometric_Sketchbook_of_Nature_TREE_TRIANGLE.jpg|''From the Geometric Sketchbook of Nature: TREE TRIANGLE'', 1973. 31 × 42 cm Gelatin silver print, red india ink
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VALIE_EXPORT_1974_After-Fitting.jpg|''After-Fitting'', 1974. 42 x 61 cm Black ink on gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1976_Attach_To.jpg|''Attach To'', 1976. 56 x 79 cm, Gelatin silver print
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VALIE_EXPORT_1976_DIVIDE_AND_CONQUER_after_Martin_Schongauer_The_Holy_Family_1475-1480.jpg|''DIVIDE AND CONQUER! after: Martin Schongauer, „The Holy Family“ 1475-1480'', 1976. 51 × 42 cm, Gelatin silver print
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==Films, videos==
 
==Films, videos==
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* [https://www.valieexportcenter.at/ Valie Export Center Linz]
 
* [https://www.valieexportcenter.at/ Valie Export Center Linz]
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* [https://archiv.valieexportcenter.at/ Valie Export Center Linz - Archiv], [https://www.valieexportcenter.at/en/archive/online-archive]
  
 
* [https://www.albertina.at/en/exhibitions/valie-export/ Retrospective exhibition], Albertina, Vienna, 2023. [https://artalk.cz/2023/09/06/telo-na-export/]
 
* [https://www.albertina.at/en/exhibitions/valie-export/ Retrospective exhibition], Albertina, Vienna, 2023. [https://artalk.cz/2023/09/06/telo-na-export/]
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valie_Export Wikipedia]
 
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[[Series:Feminist art]] [[Series:Video art]] [[Series:Performance art]] [[Series:Expanded cinema]]
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 17 April 2024

Valie Export (VALIE EXPORT, born Waltraud Lehner, later Waltraud Höllinger, 1940, Linz) is an Austrian artist. Her work includes video installations, body performances, expanded cinema, computer animations, photography, sculptures and publications covering contemporary arts. Valie Export lives in Vienna.

Gallery[edit]

  • From the Portfolio of Dogness (in cooperation with Peter Weibel), 1968. 80 x 121 cm Gelatin silver print

  • GROPE and TOUCH CINEMA, 1968. 76 x 85 cm Gelatin silver print

  • Action Pants: Genital Panic, 1969. 69.9 x 49.8 cm, Poster, silkscreen print

  • VALIE EXPORT - SMART EXPORT Self-Portrait, 1970. 69 x 60 cm Gelatin silver print

  • BODY SIGN B, 1970. 105 x 70 cm, Gelatin silver print

  • Injuries I, 1972. 42 x 61 cm Gouache on gelatin silver print

  • Train II (conceptual photography, object installation), 1972. 60 x 240 cm, Silkscreen print on glass plates

  • Adjugated Dislocations, 1973.

  • ASEMIA – The Inability to Express Oneself through Facial Expressions, 1973. 18 x 24 cm, Gelatin silver print

  • From the Geometric Sketchbook of Nature: TREE TRIANGLE, 1973. 31 × 42 cm Gelatin silver print, red india ink

  • After-Fitting, 1974. 42 x 61 cm Black ink on gelatin silver print

  • Attach To, 1976. 56 x 79 cm, Gelatin silver print

  • DIVIDE AND CONQUER! after: Martin Schongauer, „The Holy Family“ 1475-1480, 1976. 51 × 42 cm, Gelatin silver print

Films, videos[edit]

  • Splitscreen - Solipsismus, 1968, 3 min. Expanded film, film installation. XSCREEN, Cologne, 1968.
  • Mann & Frau & Animal [Man & Woman & Animal], 1970/1973, 16mm, 12 min, b/w and colour. The Austrian Exhibition, Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh 1973.
  • Interrupted Line, 1971/1972, 16mm, b/w, 9 min. The Austrian Exhibition, Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh 1973.
  • Adjungierte Dislokationen, 1973, 16mm and Super8, 10 min, b/w, no sound. Festival of independent avant-garde film, National Film Theatre, London, 1973.
  • Unsichtbare Gegner [Invisible Adversaries], 1976, 16mm, 112 min, colour. Feature film. Premiered at Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin, Internationales Forum des Jungen Films, 1977. [1]
  • Menschenfrauen, 1979, 16mm, 124 min, colour. Feature film. Premiered at Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin, Internationales Forum des Jungen Films, 1980 .
  • Syntagma, 1983, 16 mm, 18 min, colour. Premiered at Viennale - Vienna International Film Festival, 1984.
  • Die Praxis der Liebe [The Practice of Love], 1984, 35mm, 90 min, colour. Feature film. Premiered at Wettbewerb der 35. Internationalen Filmfestspiele Berlin, 1985. [2]
  • I turn over the pictures of my voice in my head, 2008, 11'30.

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Writings, lectures[edit]

  • "Woman's Art. Manifest zur Ausstellung MAGNA (Arbeitstitel Frauenkunst)", Neues Forum 228 (Jan 1973), p 47. Written Mar 1972. [3]
    • "Woman's Art Manifesto", trans. Resina Haslinger, in Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art: A Sourcebook of Artists' Writings, 2nd ed., University of California Press, 2012, pp 869-870. (English)

Catalogues[edit]

  • Valie Export, ed. Peter Assmann, Linz: Oberösterreichische Landesgalerie, 1992. (German)
  • VALIE EXPORT, Vienna: Albertina, 2023, 246 pp. Exhibition. (German)/(English)

Literature[edit]

  • Anita Prammer, Valie Export. Eine multimediale Künstlerin, Vienna: Wiener Frauenverlag, 1988, 218 pp. Review: Sykora (Frauen Kunst Wissenschaft). (German)
  • Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger, Valie Export und Elfriede Jelinek im Spiegel der Presse : zur Rezeption der feministischen Avantgarde Österreichs, Vienna: P. Lang, 1992, x+224 pp, IA. (German)
  • Andrea Zell, Valie Export. Inszenierung von Schmerz: Selbstverletzung in den frühen Aktionen, Berlin: Reimer, 2000. (German)
  • Thomas Trummer (ed.), Valie Export. Serien, Frankfurt am Main: Revolver, 2004. (German)
  • Sylvia Szely (ed.), EXPORT Lexikon. Chronologie der bewegten Bilder bei VALIE EXPORT, Vienna: Sonderzahl, 2007, 248 pp. (German)

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Interviews[edit]

Links[edit]

  • Distribution: EAI
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