Tessa Praun on self-image and identity in flood of content

In this conversation, Tessa Praun discusses their curatorial practice, emphasizing a deep interest in the artistic process and collaboration with artists. She explores the theme of fragmented subjectivity in contemporary art, reflecting on how individuals navigate the overwhelming flood of content in today's society. Tessa Praun shares insights about their personal connection to the Vienna art scene and outlines their curatorial concept for the upcoming exhibition »And tell us how to save us from ourselves« at Galerie Martin Janda, highlighting the works of Anna K.E., Sally von Rosen and Linnéa Sjöberg who address self-image and identity in innovative ways.Tessa Praun is a curator, educator, and writer based in Stockholm. Praun served as director and chief curator of Magasin III Museum for Contemporary Art until 2024. Her deep interest in the visual arts has manifested itself in a commitment to the artistic process and nurturing in-depth encounters with it. She is currently establishing The Wanderlust Institute of Art, a platform for independent projects.