NOWs: Interview with Anne Duk Hee Jordan in Collectors Agenda

Collectors Agenda: In the Studio

Interview with Anne Duk Hee Jordan

Jasmine Deporta

In the Studio
Anne Duk Hee Jordan
Berlin, Germany

Interview: Chrischa Oswald

Photos: Jasmine Deporta

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NOWs: Antibody by Fabian Knecht

22 September 2018 / Nows ⟶

NOWs Fabian Knecht: AntibodyBook Release Saturday, 22 September 2018, 7pm Studio Fabian Knecht Leipziger Straße 63 Next to McPaper 10117 Berlin With his works, which often appear unexpectedly in public space, Fabian Knecht breaks out of the exhibition context and into everyday life. He changes patterns of perception and action, transgresses art concepts and power structures, and questions social relations and norms by countering them with strong and provocative images. The book Antibody, Knecht’s first monograph, includes works of the past ten years. A text by the art critic Raimar Stange provides an introduction to the works; a conversation between the philosopher Dehlia Hannah and the art historian and curator Nadim Samman as well as an poem by Lukas Töpfer open up numerous further perspectives on the artist’s multilayered work. Editors: Alexander Levy / Isabelle Meiffert Publisher: Kerber Verlag Texts: Dehlia Hannah, Nadim Samman, Raimar Stange, Lukas Töpfer Editorial staff: Lydia Ahrens, Isabelle Meiffert Graphic Design: Detlev Pusch ISBN 978-3-7356-0507-8 24,00 x 30,00 cm 204 pages Hardcover Languages: German, English NOWs Fabian Knecht: AntibodyBook Release Samstag, 22. September 2018, 19 Uhr Studio Fabian Knecht Leipziger Straße 63 Neben McPaper 10117 Berlin Mit seinen Arbeiten, die oft unvermittelt im öffentlichen Raum erscheinen, bricht Fabian Knecht aus dem Ausstellungskontext aus und in das Alltagsleben ein. Er verändert Wahrnehmungs- und Handlungsmuster, verletzt Kunstbegriffe und Machtstrukturen, stellt soziale Verhältnisse und Normen durch starke, provokante Gegenbilder infrage. Das Buch Antikörper, Knechts erste Monografie, umfasst Arbeiten der letzten zehn Jahre. Ein Text des Kunstkritikers Raimar Stange führt in die Arbeiten ein; ein Gespräch zwischen der Philosophin Dehlia Hannah und dem Kunsthistoriker und Kurator Nadim Samman sowie ein Gedicht von Lukas Töpfer eröffnen weitere Perspektiven auf das vielschichtige Schaffen des Künstlers. Herausgeber: Alexander Levy / Isabelle Meiffert Verlag: Kerber Verlag Texte: Dehlia Hannah, Nadim Samman, Raimar Stange, Lukas Töpfer Redaktion: Lydia Ahrens, Isabelle Meiffert Gestaltung: Detlev Pusch ISBN 978-3-7356-0507-8 24,00 x 30,00 cm 204 Seiten Hardcover Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch

NOWs: Ziggy on the Land of Drunken Trees by Anne Duk Hee Jordan

14 September - 27 October 2018 / Nows ⟶

Ziggy on the Land of Drunken TreesAn exhibition by Anne Duk Hee Jordan Opening: 13 September, 7 pm Sonic intervention during the opening by Mikatsiu Within the frame of UP (Unsustainable Privileges) Curated by Solvej Helweg Ovesen and Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung Galerie Wedding Raum für zeitgenössische Kunst Müllerstrasse 146/147 13353 Berlin Within the frame of UP (Unsustainable Privileges) Curated by Solvej Helweg Ovesen and Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung Ziggy on the Land of Drunken Trees takes us into a post-human era after the Anthropocene, a world in which non-humans assume the central position of mankind. The exhibition asks: What kind of animal mutations will happen in the near future, what species will be efficient in the context of the worldwide changing ecology? Where will humans go? Will they colonise space or even the sea? Galerie Wedding transforms into an immersive landscape consisting of amorphous organic and mechanic sculptures that move within the space: a choir of sea-shells, a landscape of drunken tree roots, a singing saw, a viewing tower, fossils reflecting on the methane holes appearing in the Siberian Tundra, and a film collage about changing sex in ecology. With this exhibition Anne Duk Hee Jordan aims to illuminate new perspectives and the tangible effects of climate change on sea and land. Jordan, who has a professional background in marine ecology, sustainable cooking and art, presents a humourous and well researched perspective on processes of adaptation that go beyond human time. Tour through the exhibition on 27 September 2018 at 4.30 pm with artist Anne Duk Hee Jordan and curator Solvej Helweg Ovesen. Ziggy on the Land of Drunken TreesAn exhibition by Anne Duk Hee Jordan Eröffnung: 13. September, 19:00 Sonic intervention during the opening by Mikatsiu Within the frame of UP (Unsustainable Privileges) Curated by Solvej Helweg Ovesen and Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung Galerie Wedding Raum für zeitgenössische Kunst Müllerstrasse 146/147 13353 Berlin Ziggy on the Land of Drunken Trees takes us into a post-human era after the Anthropocene, a world in which non-humans assume the central position of mankind. The exhibition asks: What kind of animal mutations will happen in the near future, what species will be efficient in the context of the worldwide changing ecology? Where will humans go? Will they colonise space or even the sea? Galerie Wedding transforms into an immersive landscape consisting of amorphous organic and mechanic sculptures that move within the space: a choir of sea-shells, a landscape of drunken tree roots, a singing saw, a viewing tower, fossils reflecting on the methane holes appearing in the Siberian Tundra, and a film collage about changing sex in ecology. With this exhibition Anne Duk Hee Jordan aims to illuminate new perspectives and the tangible effects of climate change on sea and land. Jordan, who has a professional background in marine ecology, sustainable cooking and art, presents a humourous and well researched perspective on processes of adaptation that go beyond human time. Tour through the exhibition on 27 September 2018 at 4.30 pm with artist Anne Duk Hee Jordan and curator Solvej Helweg Ovesen.

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