Erik Göngrich
Erik Göngrich works as an artist, architect and publisher in public space, in exhibitions and with publications. In his sculptures, installations, books, walks, drawings and photographs, he actively questions the use and history of urban spatial and urban political contexts.
He casts a sculptural eye on the informal qualities of the public sphere, considers himself a passionate “repairer of modernity” and an active archivist of the transformation of public spaces. www.goengrich.de
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ALLES ALLEN
11,99 €ALLES ALLEN is a project that expands the question of ownership to include the question of resources, preservation, and reuse
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Atlas of Sculptural Situations I–V (Buch)
22,00 €All 5 parts (printed) of the series of spontaneous publications that try to make a variety of public spaces aesthetically and politically tangible
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Atlas of Sculptural Situations (Special Edition)
25,00 €Special edition of the series of spontaneous publications that try to make a variety of public spaces aesthetically and politically tangible
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Atlas of Sculptural Situations, Part V: Oversocialised – The Operating and the Informing Artist
6,99 €Fifth part of a series of spontaneous publications that try to make a variety of public spaces aesthetically and politically tangible
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Atlas of Sculptural Situations, Part IV: Everything is Original / Nothing is Original
6,99 €Fourth part of a series of spontaneous publications that try to make a variety of public spaces aesthetically and politically tangible
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Atlas of Sculptural Situations, Part III: Who is the Owner of Meaning?
6,99 €Third part of a series of spontaneous publications that try to make a variety of public spaces aesthetically and politically tangible
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Atlas of Sculptural Situations, Part II: Disko-Diskurs-Objekt
6,99 €Second part of a series of spontaneous publications that try to make a variety of public spaces aesthetically and politically tangible
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Atlas of Sculptural Situations, Part I: Dov’è Roma
6,99 €First part of a series of spontaneous publications that try to make a variety of public spaces aesthetically and politically tangible
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