Erwin Wurm’s artworks

Born on July 27, 1954, in Bruck an der Mur, Styria, Austria, Erwin Wurm is a contemporary Austrian artist best known for his interactive sculpture art. Some of his acknowledged works include sculpture, photography, installation art, and other forms of interactive media.

Perhaps Wurm is highly recognized for his humor-based approach to formalism and his knack for communicating everyday life interests through art. Some of his notable works include One Minute Sculptures, Fat Cars, and Narrow House. He currently resides and works in Limberg and Vienna, Austria.

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Erwin Wurm is politically incorrect on purpose – Humans in awkward poses

Performances, Photography / 3 minutes of reading
Erwin Wurm is undoubtedly one of Austria’s and one of the world’s most recognizable artists. Using social taboos and absurd scenarios to create his thought-provoking work, Wurm’s artworks have broken boundaries and changed how people approach and view art in contemporary society. How to be politically incorrect How to be Politically Incorrect consists of …

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New project: Public art project with the Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art

Video Art / 1 minute of reading
About Fairy Tales is the third edition of the traveling exhibition Utopian Days and presents video works of 25 artists and collectives. It’s held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Taipei, Taiwan, the country’s first museum dedicated exclusively to contemporary art, from April 25 to June 14, 2015. Dates April 25 – June 14, …

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