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mumok opens exhibition of works by Kapsch Contemporary Art Prize winner Hugo Canoilas Elise Lammer and Julie Monot, with Hugo Canoilas, BECOMING DOG, 2020. Photo: Klaus Pichler © Hugo Canoilas, Julie Monot and Elise Lammer. VIENNA .- Hugo Canoilas uses the tradition and history of painting and object art to redefine and expand the connection between installation and performance strategies. Along with art history, he also references sociopolitical developments and the philosophical and art-theoretical discourses it involves. The departure points are interconnected topics such as the climate crisis, environmental degradation, and the ever-widening gap between poor and rich countries, whose virulence is spurred on by the coronavirus pandemic. The artist ties his work in with these developments and their effects first and foremost in posthumanist schools of thought that call a rigid anthropocentric, hierarchical worldview into question and call for a careful and egalitarian human tr

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