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The art education of the Kunstverein Göttingen presents the results of various projects in 2020 in the exhibition "What a Year 2.0". This year the main focus was on sculptural works,
The art education of the Kunstverein Göttingen presents the results of various projects in 2020 in the exhibition “What a Year 2.0”.
This year the main focus was on sculptural works, but a computer game was also created and can be tried.
In current situation, it is unfortunately not foreseeable when the exhibition will be open to visitors. We’ll keep you up to date…
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- Fragile Textile – my symbols. Workshop von Lilly Stehling mit Schüler*innen des Otto-Hahn-Gymnasiums. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Fragile Textile – my symbols. Workshop von Lilly Stehling mit Schüler*innen des Otto-Hahn-Gymnasiums. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- „In den Ferien Blau machen“ – Experimente mit Cyanotypie-Papier Ferienworkshop mit Florian Winkler und dem Nachbarschaftszentrum Grone. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- „In den Ferien Blau machen“ – Experimente mit Cyanotypie-Papier Ferienworkshop mit Florian Winkler und dem Nachbarschaftszentrum Grone. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Das Potenzial der Dinge. Workshop mit den Schüler*innen des Max-Planck-Gymnasium und der Künstlerin Camilla Steinum. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Das Potenzial der Dinge. Workshop mit den Schüler*innen des Max-Planck-Gymnasium und der Künstlerin Camilla Steinum. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Ausstellung „Odyssee Zukunft – einKunstvermittlungprojekt“ des Kunstverein Göttingen e.V. im Alten Rathaus, Göttingen. Ergebnis einer Projektwoche zur Erstellung eines Computerspiels als Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt 2020
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
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- Odyssee Zukunft – digitale Welten erschaffen mit der Technik der Photogrammetrie. Ein Kunst- und Integrationsprojekt mit den Schüler*innen der BBS1 Arnoldi-Schule. Foto: Peter, © Kunstverein Göttingen
Datum
7. Februar (Sonntag) - 11. April (Sonntag)
Veranstaltungsort
Kunstverein Göttingen im Alten Rathaus
Markt 9, 37073 Göttingen
Visiting the exhibition is currently only possible by booking an appointment in advance. Please register for your preferred date either via telephone at +49 551 400 2960. We are looking forward
Visiting the exhibition is currently only possible by booking an appointment in advance. Please register for your preferred date either via telephone at +49 551 400 2960.
We are looking forward to reopening and to your visit!
Bjerre questions the extent to which economic and social structures influence our actions and being. For her solo show at Kunstverein Göttingen, she develops a questioning as well as forward-looking perspective of her own production conditions by reinterpreting and recontextualizing previous works of her artistic career.
In her sculptures and installations, Bjerre primarily works with industrially produced materials and symbolic products to address the growing decoupling of time and space in a globalized society. At all times shaped by a sociological and critical view of the present day, the artist adapts images, symbols and procedures of a late-capitalist world of commodities. In humorous constellations supplemented by art historical references; soft, comic-like suitcases and boxes writhe around („High Hopes”, 2018) or balloon chickens dance in the exhibition space („Lisa‘s chickens”, 2016). For let it go let it go, Bjerre designs a structure that responds to the Old Town Hall’s space, as well as to distancing and waiting as social symptoms in light of the Corona pandemic. In this way, an in-between stage is made tangible: on the one hand, the works are exposed in their already adapted state; on the other hand, they appear to be waiting for further possible changes – or simply waiting for their next destination.
Benedikte Bjerre (born 1987 in Copenhagen) studied at Städelschule Frankfurt from 2009 until 2015, and from 2013 until 2016 at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts in Copenhagen. Bjerre has received residencies including De Ateliers in Amsterdam and Villa Aurora in Los Angeles, as well as stipends such as the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes. Since 2019, she is a professor at the Det Jyske Kunstakademi in Aarhus. Her works have been presented in solo shows at Ringsted Galleriet, Ringsted, Denmark; Kantine Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium; Salon Kennedy, Frankfurt. She has been part of group shows at Kunstverein Hamburg and at the Arken Museum for Modern Art, Denmark. Her works are part of following public collections: Swiss Mobiliar, Switzerland and MMK Museum of Modern Art Frankfurt.
Curator: Tomke Braun
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Inventory I-V, 2021, Pulverbeschichteter Stahl, Laufrollen, LED-Licht, bedrucktes Polyester, Eurotrays, Schaumstoff, Quetschies, modifizierte Münzen, Bronzeguss, Gipsskulpturen, Austernhandschuh, Holz, Aluminiumguss, Heliumballons, Leiter, 4 Regale je 260 x 170 x 60 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Inventory I-V, 2021, Pulverbeschichteter Stahl, Laufrollen, LED-Licht, bedrucktes Polyester, Eurotrays, Schaumstoff, Quetschies, modifizierte Münzen, Bronzeguss, Gipsskulpturen, Austernhandschuh, Holz, Aluminiumguss, Heliumballons, Leiter, 4 Regale je 260 x 170 x 60 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Inventory I-V, 2021, Pulverbeschichteter Stahl, Laufrollen, LED-Licht, bedrucktes Polyester, Eurotrays, Schaumstoff, Quetschies, modifizierte Münzen, Bronzeguss, Gipsskulpturen, Austernhandschuh, Holz, Aluminiumguss, Heliumballons, Leiter, 4 Regale je 260 x 170 x 60 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- enedikte Bjerre, Hot products 4, 2021, Pulverbeschichteter Stahl, Holz, Laufrollen, LED-Licht, Spiegel, Displaysystem, Lutscher, Schloss, 200 x 180 x 95 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Booster (Burberry), 2016, Einkaufstasche, Alufolie, Gips, 28 x 25 x 15 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Booster (Plaza), 2016, Einkaufstasche, Alufolie, Gips, 28 x 25 x 15 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Spring (days to come), 2020, Laserdruck auf Aluminium, 148 x 245 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Untitled, 2010/2021, Aluminium, rostfreier Stahl, 230 x 230 x 230 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Working girls in the age after reproduction, 2021, Pulverbeschichteter Stahl, Laufrollen, LED-Licht, Kaffeemaschinen, Kaffee, Zeitung, Gips, Plexiglas, Reisewecker, Socken; 260 x 170 x 60 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, JIT, 2021, Pulverbeschichteter Stahl, Laufrollen, LED-Licht, gerahmtes Farbfoto, 260 x 170 x 60 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Rat, 2020, Fliegen-Tester, Köder, demineralisiertes Wasser, 13 x 40 x 8 cm, Foto: Marius Land
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- Benedikte Bjerre, Rat, 2020, Fliegen-Tester, Köder, demineralisiertes Wasser, 13 x 40 x 8 cm, Foto: Marius Land
Thanks to our funding partners:
Datum
16. März (Dienstag) - 11. April (Sonntag)
Veranstaltungsort
Kunstverein Göttingen im Alten Rathaus
Markt 9, 37073 Göttingen
Öffnungszeiten
Tuesday – Sunday
11am – 5pm
Good Friday (April 2nd) closed
Easter Sunday (April 4th) open
Visiting the exhibition is currently only possible by booking an appointment in advance. Please register for your preferred date either via telephone at +49 551 400 2960.
We are looking forward to reopening and to your visit!
"...this is not the end." is a publication project and conversation format developed together with the artists GeoVanna Gonzalez and die Blaue Distanz (Anna Erdmann and Franziska Goralski). It is
“…this is not the end.” is a publication project and conversation format developed together with the artists GeoVanna Gonzalez and die Blaue Distanz (Anna Erdmann and Franziska Goralski). It is at the same time an attempt to deal with the fact that an exhibition project, which was planned for the summer, cannot take place as envisioned.
The project was planned as a meeting point for many, a real place that should be exhibition, discussion forum, safe space and research platform at the same time. Together with the artists, participatory, queer, feminist and collective strategies were to be made visible and tested in the exhibition space. The aim was to jointly make proposals for encounters at eye level.
“…this is not the end.” is a way to continue the conversations that have been started and not to drop the threads that have already been picked up. In video talks and a publication, the discussions that have already taken place about inclusiveness, participation and eye level are summarized and continued. The project is a consequence of calling something off and yet an opportunity to make visible the work that has already begun.
die Blaue Distanz [the blue distance] are Anna Erdmann and Franziska Goralski. They are working together as an artistic duo since 2015.
In their collaborative work, they are interested in queer ways of living and learning, lesbian realities, (digital) feminist perspectives, how to share knowledge, and what visibility does mean in hierarchical structures. They explore the influence of role models just like stereotypes on the construction of female* identity. Finding gaps and spotting light on underrepresented decisions is crucial for the duo. The concept-based and/or research-based approaches lead to spatial settings, collective investigations, and speculative advertisements.
GeoVanna Gonzalez is an artist and curator. Her concern is to connect private and public space through interventionist, participatory art with a focus on collaboration and collectivity. In her installations, she references architecture and design by thinking about how the voids in the spaces we inhabit affect our everyday lives. Her work explores changing notions of gender and identity, intimacy and closeness, and forms of communication and miscommunication in today’s technological and consumer culture.
The program of Kunstverein Göttingen is funded by:
Nds. Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kultur
Stadt Göttingen
Sparkasse Göttingen
Landschaftsverband Südniedersachsen e.V.
Datum
1. April (Donnerstag) - 31. Mai (Montag)
Veranstaltungsort
Kunstverein Göttingen
Gotmarstraße 1, 37073 Göttingen
Mai 2021
"...this is not the end." is a publication project and conversation format developed together with the artists GeoVanna Gonzalez and die Blaue Distanz (Anna Erdmann and Franziska Goralski). It is
“…this is not the end.” is a publication project and conversation format developed together with the artists GeoVanna Gonzalez and die Blaue Distanz (Anna Erdmann and Franziska Goralski). It is at the same time an attempt to deal with the fact that an exhibition project, which was planned for the summer, cannot take place as envisioned.
The project was planned as a meeting point for many, a real place that should be exhibition, discussion forum, safe space and research platform at the same time. Together with the artists, participatory, queer, feminist and collective strategies were to be made visible and tested in the exhibition space. The aim was to jointly make proposals for encounters at eye level.
“…this is not the end.” is a way to continue the conversations that have been started and not to drop the threads that have already been picked up. In video talks and a publication, the discussions that have already taken place about inclusiveness, participation and eye level are summarized and continued. The project is a consequence of calling something off and yet an opportunity to make visible the work that has already begun.
die Blaue Distanz [the blue distance] are Anna Erdmann and Franziska Goralski. They are working together as an artistic duo since 2015.
In their collaborative work, they are interested in queer ways of living and learning, lesbian realities, (digital) feminist perspectives, how to share knowledge, and what visibility does mean in hierarchical structures. They explore the influence of role models just like stereotypes on the construction of female* identity. Finding gaps and spotting light on underrepresented decisions is crucial for the duo. The concept-based and/or research-based approaches lead to spatial settings, collective investigations, and speculative advertisements.
GeoVanna Gonzalez is an artist and curator. Her concern is to connect private and public space through interventionist, participatory art with a focus on collaboration and collectivity. In her installations, she references architecture and design by thinking about how the voids in the spaces we inhabit affect our everyday lives. Her work explores changing notions of gender and identity, intimacy and closeness, and forms of communication and miscommunication in today’s technological and consumer culture.
The program of Kunstverein Göttingen is funded by:
Nds. Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kultur
Stadt Göttingen
Sparkasse Göttingen
Landschaftsverband Südniedersachsen e.V.
Datum
1. April (Donnerstag) - 31. Mai (Montag)
Veranstaltungsort
Kunstverein Göttingen
Gotmarstraße 1, 37073 Göttingen
Juni 2021
Keine Veranstaltungen