Within the Field
Within the Field proposes a curatorial structure through which works are encountered relationally rather than hierarchically, allowing images, forms and visual conditions to emerge across different artistic and institutional contexts.
Bringing together works by Adler & Moriarty artists alongside materials encountered within museum collections, the project explores how affinities, tensions and structural echoes recur across distinct practices, media and systems of display.
Meaning is generated not through direct comparison or equivalence, but through proximity, accumulation and contextual shift. Works operate as active elements within a broader visual field in which relationships unfold over time.
The project approaches exhibition-making as an adaptive relational system: capable of expanding across artists, institutions and spatial conditions while maintaining a consistent internal logic.
Structure
and Contexts.
Within the Field operates as a repeatable curatorial structure capable of adapting to different institutional, spatial and digital conditions while maintaining a consistent relational logic.
Current Contexts.
Online - Vienna
A museum-oriented manifestation positioning Adler & Moriarty artists in dialogue with works encountered across Vienna’s contemporary institutional landscape, allowing affinities, tensions and structural resonances to emerge across distinct contexts of display.
Works currently draw from encounters across institutions including Mumok, Belvedere 21 and the Albertina, forming a distributed visual field rather than a fixed comparative exhibition
Activated by works from: forthcoming
Other contexts to follow
Other contexts are evolving and below unfolding
Brian Martin Brooks - Brooklyn Dodge - Oil on Canvas - 100cm x 150cm - Courtesy: Private Collection
Brian Martin Brooks -Twenty Glasses - Oil on Canvas - 25 x 40 inches
Don Eddy - Untitled Volkswagen 1971 - Courtesy: Mumok, Museum Moderner Kunst Vienna , on loan from the Austrian Ludwig Foundation
Tobias Pils - Glas, Kerze, Bein - Oil on Canvas -Courtesy: Mumok, Vienna and Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne
Tobias Pils - Geist - Courtesy: Mumok, Vienna
Mary Blindflowers - The Siren of Propaganda - Mixed Media on Canvas - 60cm x 50 cm
Anis Tabaraee - Resilience - Mixed Media - 70in x 45in
Charlotte Meisel - Isola Segreta - Oil, Acrylics, Spraypaint and Crayons on Canvas - 180cm x 120cm
Ashley Hans Scheirl - Courtesy: Belvedere 21
Mary Blindflowers - L'ultimo parto dell'ape - 62 x 62 cm - mixed media omn canvas
Tobias Pils -Courtesy: Mumok
Charlotte Meisel - War for the Planet in My Head - Oil, Acrylics, Spraypaint & Crayons on Canvas - 120cm x 180cm
Seán Cotter - GIAF 2017 003 - Ink & Charcoal Pencil on Japanese Handmade Paper - 100cm x 70cm
Seán Cotter - Annaghmakerrig March III - 56cm x 76cm - Indian Ink on Paper - Courtesy: Private Collection
Franz Sedlacek (1891-1945) - Ghosts in the Tree - 1933 - Courtesy: Albertina, Vienna
Charlotte Meisel - The System is Working Properly - Oil, Acrylic, Spray Paint & Crayon, 120cm × 180cm
Brian Martin Brooks - Leonardslee I Colour gamut - Gouache on graph paper - forthcoming
Brian Martin Brooks - Leonardslee I - Oil on Linen - 36in x 48in
Mumok - Museum Moderner Kunst Vienna - Helen Frankenthaler - Salome - Acrylic on Canvas
Anis Tabaraee - Pollen - Mixed Media - 65cm x 53cm
Simon James -Melange - Gesso on Canvas - 160cm x 170cm
Leiko Ikemura - Courtesy: The Albertina
Brian Martin Brooks - Clare II - Oil on Canvas - 20 x2 4 inches - Courtesy; Private Collection
Brian Martin Brooks - Clare II - Oil on Canvas - 20 x2 4 inches - Courtesy; Private Collection
Mary Blindflowers - The Interventionist - Mixed Media on Canvas - 61cm x 32cm
Tobias Pils - Courtesy: Mumok, Vienna
This context was activated by the works of:
Adler and Moriarty Artists:
Brian Martin Brooks
Mary Blindflowers
Simon James
Charlotte Meisel
Sean Cotter
Anis Tabaraee
Institutions:
Museum Artists
Leiko Ikemura
Ashley Hans Scheirl
Tobias Pils
Franz Sedlacek
All works by Adler & Moriarty artists are available for acquisition, unless otherwise stated. Please enquire for more details.
Credits & Acknowledgements
Works from Vienna museum collections are documented from publicly accessible exhibitions. All rights remain with the respective artists and institutions.
Where applicable, works are presented courtesy of the artist and their representing galleries.
This presentation is an independent curatorial project and is not affiliated with the institutions referenced.