Julia Mangold

Julia Mangold’s metal constructions are variations on the theme of the rectangle. Her wall installations consist of one or more metallic elements that vary in shape and size from monolithic structures placed flush or edgeways to the wall, to voluminous cubes and rectangles. She playfully manipulates space, enclosing it in hollow containers,

puncturing it with protruding elements, locking it away, and running metal plates in and out of the wall to increase its movement and dynamics. The work invites the viewer to move around its various facets in order to experience changes of dimension and space, and to enter into a dialogue with the objects on the wall.
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Available works

Installations

Available works


  • O.T. 9.8.00, 2000

    Waxed steel
    3 pieces
    89 x 155 x 7,5 cm


  • O.T. 9.3.02, 2002

    Waxed steel
    2 pieces
    150 x 21,5 x 15,5 cm


  • O.T. 29.3.98, 1998

    Perforated steel
    5 pieces
    80 x 127 x 30 cm


  • O.T. 5.1.98, 1998

    Perforated steel
    4 pieces
    200 x 175 x 40 cm


  • O.T. 15.9.01, 2001

    Waxed steel
    2 pieces
    15,5 x 73,5 x 60 cm


  • O.T. 28.7.01, 2001

    Waxed steel
    3 pieces
    7,5 x 106,5 x 100

Installations


  • Julia Mangold, 2021

    Installation view
    Studio la Città - ART STAYS, Slovenia


  • Julia Mangold, 2021

    Installation view
    Studio la Città - ART STAYS, Slovenia


  • Julia Mangold, 2003

    Installation view
    Studio la Città, Verona


  • Julia Mangold, 2001

    Installation view
    Studio la Città - Art Cologne, Colonia


  • Julia Mangold, 2001

    Installation view
    Studio la Città - Fiera Milano, Milano


  • Julia Mangold, 2000

    Installation view
    Studio la Città, Verona

    News

  • The Municipality of Verona – Department for Gender Equality – in collaboration with ArtiVer, is promoting the distributed exhibition project Freedom, as part of the activities dedicated to International Women’s Rights Day.

    Studio la Città participates in the exhibition project, which is spread across the contemporary art galleries in the city, by presenting an exhibition on Saturday, March 8, at 11 a.m., featuring 7 female artists – Marcela Cernadas (1967), Sonia Terk Delaunay (1885-1979), Anna Galtarossa (1975), Julia Mangold (1966), Lorenza Sannai (1969), Tracey Snelling (1970), Hema Upadhyay (1972-2015) – and 1 male artist, Filippo Tommasoli (1990).

  • The works by Herbert Hamak and Julia Mangold will be included in the exhibition program of the ART STAYS Contemporary Art Festival, in Slovenia – various locations – from 8 July to 18 September 2021.