Liddy scheffknecht bio

  • Liddy Scheffknecht is a austrian female artist born in Dornbirn (AT) in 1980.
  • Born 1980 in Dornbirn/AT; lives and works in Vienna.
  • Liddy Scheffknecht is one of Austria's most experimental young visual artists.
  • born 1980 down Dornbirn/AT; lives and expression in Vienna

    Selected Solo Exhibitions

    2024
    NOW, 22,48 m², Romainville
    2023
    Broken Flowers, korridor, Vienna
    2021
    nine to five, Kunstraum Weikendorf, Weikendorf
    2020
    Dimensions, Sehsaal, Vienna
    pictorial space, Schauraum Quartier21, Vienna
    2018
    points need time, Georg Kargl Busybody, Vienna
    mirage, Galerie Lisi Hämmerle, Bregenz
    2016
    dream argument, Kunsthalle Linkage, Saalfelden
    Solar days, Remise Bludenz, Bludenz
    sciography, Georg Kargl Excellent Arts, Vienna
    2015
    shift, Galerie grownup Stadt Wels, Wels
    2013
    spot, Sotheby’s Artist Threemonthly, Vienna 
    2012
    eleven a short time ago twenty seconds, Kunsthaus City, Graz
    sence, Ex-Garage, Maribor
    2011          
    LIDDY SCHEFFKNECHT, Georg Kargl BOX, Vienna
    Bubblegums, The Face Gallery Transom, Milan
    2008          
    Take Aways, Galerie Wilma Lock, Slow to catch on. Gallen
    whiteout, Galerie Jeune Création, Paris
    2006          
    scaffoldings, The Exterior Gallery Transom, Milan

    Selected Task force Exhibitions

    2022

    The Opposed, MAK, Vienna

    2021

    Heimspiel, Kunstraum Dornbirn, Dornbirn

    25 Jahre Kunstforum Montafon, Kunstforum Montafon, Vorarlberg

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  • “Almost Like a Fluid” Electric Shadows and Other Revenants in Liddy Scheffknecht’s Media Hybrids

    Höller, Christian. "“Almost Like a Fluid” Electric Shadows and Other Revenants in Liddy Scheffknecht’s Media Hybrids". Liddy Scheffknecht – Points in Time: Arbeiten/Works 2010–2020, edited by Ernst Strouhal, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2022, pp. 165-169. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110769562-011

    Höller, C. (2022). “Almost Like a Fluid” Electric Shadows and Other Revenants in Liddy Scheffknecht’s Media Hybrids. In E. Strouhal (Ed.), Liddy Scheffknecht – Points in Time: Arbeiten/Works 2010–2020 (pp. 165-169). Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110769562-011

    Höller, C. 2022. “Almost Like a Fluid” Electric Shadows and Other Revenants in Liddy Scheffknecht’s Media Hybrids. In: Strouhal, E. ed. Liddy Scheffknecht – Points in Time: Arbeiten/Works 2010–2020. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, pp. 165-169. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110769562-011

    Höller, Christian. "“Almost Like a Fluid” Electric Shadows and Other Revenants in Liddy Scheffknecht’s Media Hybrids" In Liddy Scheffknecht – Points in Time: Arbeiten/Works 2010–2020 edited by Ernst Strouhal, 165-169. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110769562-011

    Höller C. “Almost Like a Flu

    Liddy Scheffknecht, sun tube #3, 2015, lambda print (framed), each 50 x 70 cm, series of 6 works, Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

    Liddy Scheffknecht, Ohne Titel (Skiagraphie #4), 2016, pigment print (framed), 80 x 50 cm, Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

     

    Liddy Scheffknecht, point, 2015, video projection on pigment print, video 8:30 min, 237,5 x 204,5 cm, Installation View, Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

     

    Liddy Scheffknecht, point, 2015, video projection on pigment print, video 8:30 min, 237,5 x 204,5 cm, Installation View, Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

    Liddy Scheffknecht, untitled (wipeout), 2016, wax crayons on canvas, 74,5 x 54,5 cm (framed), Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

     

    Liddy Scheffknecht, Ohne Titel (Skiagraphie #3), 2015, pigment print (framed), 150 x 85 cm, Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

    Liddy Scheffknecht, sciography, 2016,  exhibition view, photo: Peter Paulhart, Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

    Liddy Scheffknecht, sciography, 2016,  exhibition view, photo: Peter Paulhart, Courtesy Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna

    Liddy Scheffknecht, sciography, 2016,  exhibition view, photo: Peter Paulhar