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Gelitin's 'All for All' Exhibition Explores Collective Art and Social Forms at Perrotin New York

exhibition · 2026-03-26

The Austrian artist group Gelitin is presenting their exhibition 'All for All' at Perrotin in New York, running until April 11, 2026. The show features hand-formed ceramic face tiles created individually without molds, displayed in clustered and linear arrangements that reflect urban social dynamics. Gelitin—comprising Ali Janka, Florian Reither, Tobias Urban, and Wolfgang Gantner—describes their practice as a single artistic entity focused on participatory works that examine cooperation, shared space, and temporary communities. The exhibition includes drawings based on their Vienna fountain 'WirWasser,' extending themes of collective support and interdependence. Their approach challenges traditional authorship and art market exclusivity by emphasizing accessibility, humor, and social interaction over finished objects.

Key facts

  • Gelitin's exhibition 'All for All' is on view at Perrotin in New York until April 11, 2026
  • The Austrian group consists of four members who identify as one artist: Ali Janka, Florian Reither, Tobias Urban, and Wolfgang Gantner
  • Central to the show are unique ceramic face tiles made by hand without casts or editions
  • The installation explores themes of collective existence, proximity, and social cooperation through participatory art
  • Drawings in the exhibition reference Gelitin's permanent public fountain 'WirWasser' in Vienna

Entities

Artists

  • Gelitin
  • Ali Janka
  • Florian Reither
  • Tobias Urban
  • Wolfgang Gantner

Institutions

  • Perrotin
  • Performance Space New York

Locations

  • New York
  • Vienna
  • Munich
  • Austria

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