Marc Monzó and Nora Schultz

There are still some places available in the following two courses by Nora Schultz and Marc Monzó, taking (hi)stories as their starting-point. Apply here. Nora Schultz takes the story of a man who lived for twenty years in Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris because he had lost his identity documents as background for a course devoted to sculptural production. You probably remember the film "Terminal" by Steven Spielberg which is based loosely on this true story. See further details on her course here. Marc Monzó takes the Big Bang as the starting-point for jewellery objects. He says, "the current level of knowledge is that everything that exists – including ourselves – is a fragment of the unity which exploded, and which had somehow always been there". See further details on his course here.

Currently, Nora Schultz’s work is on view in a solo presentation at Galerie Meyer Kainer in Vienna until 31 May and in a group exhibition at Galerie der Stadt Schwaz until 6 June.

Nora Schultz, Display with silver triangle, 2015, exhibition view, Galerie Meyer Kainer, Foto: Marcel Koehler

From 28 May to 5 July, Marc Monzo’s work is included in the group exhibition "Silence please!" at the Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h in Montréal. And from 10 June, he will present new works in a solo exhibition at Klimt02 Gallery in Barcelona. Have a glimpse at the new ones here:

Marc Monzó, Blank, 2015, gold plates