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Chlorine and people

It's hot in Salzburg. So hot that people are moving exhausted like…
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You can’t go back

Is it possible to describe a picture, a work of art without…
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Abwehrmüdigkeitsreflex (Reflex of defensive fatigue)

Closeness is only really close in the distance, that's the first sentence…
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I live in a fly

David Lynch wears a mask. He sewed his own mouth and nose…
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With the mouth full of sand

On the short drive up to the fortress, David Lynch tells me…
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Alonzo Tuske

When David Lynch was in Salzburg in 1965, he not only narrowly…
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Thanks for the Coke

When filmmaker David Lynch was studying art in Pennsylvania in 1965, he…
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Tex Rubinowitz
Tex Rubinowitz
Tex Rubinowitz (b 1961) has lived in Vienna since 1984. He studied art with Oswald Oberhuber, but for only a week, and since then has regularly drawn cartoons for various newspapers. He writes novels and essays for Rowohlt publishers and catalogue texts for Daniel Spoerri, Per Dybvig, Martin Kippenberger and the artist collective Gelatin. He was awarded the Bachmann Prize in 2014, held the exhibition The Nul Pointers in the Museum Leopold in 2015, and curated the series Im Zeichenraum for the Galerie Christine König. He has twice directed a course at the Salzburg Summer Academy.

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