3254 Walnut St.
Denver CO, 80205
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HINTERLAND is Sabin Aell and Randy Rushton. The term HINTERLAND originates
in the german language, has been incorporated into the english vocabulary and means: Beyond what is visible or known.
HINTERLAND is where Sabin & Randy reside and where their studio is.
HINTERLAND also includes a space for art, music, design related ideas.
The philosophy of HINTERLAND is to use as much salvaged material as possible and to recycle as much as possible.
It is time consuming and labor intensive to work with salvaged materials but it also saves a
lot of money and makes things possible, which otherwise would not have been happening.
HINTERLAND gives room to artists who are different and share our interest in living energy efficient without consuming the ecological capital,
the base from which all abudance flows.
HINTERLAND is part of RiNo Crow, the River North Art District.
CROSSED EXISTENCE
A MIXED MEDIA INSTALLATION
40 year of (un)related memories
Sabin Aell
Viviane Le Courtois
Andrew Novick
running through July 17
Hinterland presents Crossed Existence: 40 years of (un)related memories, a mixed media installation by Sabin Aell, Viviane Le Courtois and Andrew Novick.
The exhibit will be open for first Friday on July 3rd, from 6-10 pm, and on Saturday July 11th from 11 am to 5 pm - To see the installation by appointment - call Sabin Aell at 720 309 1764. Hinterland is located at 3254 Walnut Street in the Rino Art District.
Sabin Aell, Viviane Le Courtois and Andrew Novick are 3 global-minded creative individuals born during the summer of 1969. After looking at their similar passion for traveling, fascination by popular culture, and their obsessive collections of objects and photographs, they decided to create an installation together to celebrate the first 40 years of their (un) related memories. The piece will consist of strings and wires forming a spatial web from which visual memories will hang. The lines will retrace 40 years of movements in different directions across the globe, finally crossing paths in Denver. The installation crosses the boundaries of individuality and national origin, and mixes art and life in an interesting way.
Sabin Aell was born in Austria in 1969 and lived in Germany for 8 years. After that she moved to Denver in 2005. She is a mixed media artist, photographer, multi media graphic designer and filmmaker. She exhibited in Germany, Croatia, Denver, and participated in exhibitions and film festivals internationally. She opened Hinterland in 2008.
Viviane Le Courtois was born in France in 1969 and moved to Denver in 1997. She has exhibited in France, Boston, and extensively in Colorado. She has traveled in over 40 countries using shoes by the movement of walking. She creates installations, sculptures and prints. She is currently an artist in Residence at Redline and the winner of the 2009 Mastermind award in Visual Arts.
Andrew Novick was born in Colorado in 1969 and lives in Denver. He recently exhibited "The Astounding Problem of Andrew Novick" at the Lab at Belmar". Andrew is an unusual and obsessive collector of things, a performer, a fan of popular Japanese culture, and never planned to be an artist.