Jane Benson and her captivating exhibition “Dodo Notes,” which took place in Seoul, South Korea

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Jane Benson, and not many have, lead the shallow blue waters, among them 2023, speaker wire, speakers, amplifier, MP3, sound, exhibition view, Dodo Notes, Seoul,courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY
In a groundbreaking gesture Benson uses partial phrases, cut away between the syllables of the musical scale, to create minimal sound sculptures. Made using only the speaker wire that carries the sound, the sculptures create new dimensional planes and shapes that redefine the space. The length of the found phrase dictates the length of the side of the plane, and the syllables found at the beginning and end of each phrase are used in the creation of the sound. These found syllables/notes are subsequently performed on the cello by musician and composer Alex Waterman. The form and sound of these new sound sculptures capture the melancholic hope proposed by the phrases Benson cut away from the text and composed into prose.

Text and photograph from Gallery Shilla
Available works

Genaro Strobel’s artworks are currently on at Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt

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  • Genaro Strobel, Untitled (12), 2022, wood engraving (ash), 195.1 x 262.9 cm, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY
The Messel Pit is depicted on these three large-scale single-print wood engravings. One can recognize the tree branches, leaves, and grass as well as the recurring image of a pump, which is constantly developing water from the pit to protect the fossils. Furthermore, the wooden structure superimposes many motives on the engravings. The scale and the multi-layer appearance of Strobel’s engravings are reminiscent of the ample areal of Messel Pit as well as of the numerous layers of oil shale, which hide many thousands years of natural history. In 2018, Genaro Strobel was awarded the Charlotte-Prinz-Fellowship. Therefore, he could live and work in Darmstadt for two years. While in Darmstadt, the artist also explored the Messel Pit with his camera. He prepared the images digitally to execute them as gigantic wood engravings. After words, Strobel engraved the motives onto wood plates with laser and eventually printed them with a large-scale press on paper.
Available works

Aljoscha’s works are currently showcased at Kunsthalle Rostock & Dreieinigkeitskirche, Eschweiler

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Aljoscha is featured in the exhibition
”1914/1918 – Damals nicht, jetzt nicht, niemals!” at Kunsthalle Rostock

The exhibition will remain open until May 20, 2024.
Hamburger Str. 40, 18069 Rostock, Germany
Find out more on the Kusthalle Rostock’s website
Aljoscha’s installation is currently on display at the
“SCHWEBEND IM ÄTHER DES UNWIEKLICHEN”
exhibition at Dreieinigkeitskirche, Eschweiler, Germany.

The exhibition will remain open until June 30, 2024.
Moltkestraße, 52249 Eschweiler, Germany
Interview with Art Summit Magazine

Pieter Hugo’s works are currently showcased at “This Is Me, This Is You” exhibition in the Brandhorst Museum

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The exhibition “This Is Me, This Is You” provides a first-time ever look at this collection of internationally significant photographs, that has grown over four decades. With her generous donation, Munich collector Eva Felten enriches Museum Brandhorst’s holdings with well over 400 works by more than 140 artists from the 1930s to the immediate present. What unites the photographs is a sensitive view of the individual.
Pieter Hugo, Mr and Mrs Guo, Beijing, from the series Flat noodle Soup Talk, 2015-16,  c-print, 137 x 103 cm, ©Pieter Hugo, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY
Pieter Hugo’s works are currently showcased at 
“This Is Me, This Is You”
exhibition in the Brandhorst Museum.
The exhibition will remain open until April 7, 2024. 
 Theresienstraße 35a, 80333 München, Germany
Handelsblatt Article
Find out more on the Brandhorst Museum’s website

Künstliche Intelligenz – Kunst im Schwebezustand

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KI-inspirierte Werke sehen auf den ersten Blick aus wie gewöhnliche Gemälde oder Fotoarbeiten. Komplett erschlossen werden sie erst durch eine App oder Hintergrundwissen. Kunst der fünften industriellen Revolution präsentiert die aktuelle Gruppenschau der Galerie Priska Pasquer.

von Christiane Fricke

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LIMINAL – GROUP SHOW – PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY COLOGNE

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PRISKA PASQUER COLOGNE

LIMINAL – GROUP SHOW

Opening, Saturday, February 3, 2024
February 3 – December 31, 2024

In collaboration with neuland.ai 
we have the following agenda on February 3, 2024

17:00 – 17:15 Artificial Intelligence // Karl-Heinz Land
Warum ist KI der Aufbruch in eine neue Zeit? 

17:15 – 17:40 Erfahrungen zu KI Projekten // Yunus Uyargil // Karl-Heinz Land 

17:40 – 18:00 KI Use Cases // Akram Mihyar & Yunus Uyargil, neuland.ai 

18:00 Ausstellungseröffnung LIMINAL 

18:45 – 19:00 Einführung // Priska Pasquer 

19:00 – 19:15 Hybrids – Verborgene Gespräche // Johanna Reich 

19:15 – 19:30 Form & Farbe im kybernetischen Raum // Banz & Bowinkel

PRISKA PASQUER PARIS, Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 83, 50668 Köln
+49 170 4230636  www.priskapasquer.art info@priskapasquer.de

See You On Sunday in the 18th arr.| RINKO KAWAUCHI Exhibitions

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PHOTODAYS and PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY 
invite you this Sunday for a cocktail de Finissage

RINKO KAWAUCHI
M/E
Sunday, November 26, 2023 from 5 pm  to 7 pm

November 7 – November 28, 2023 , Tuesday – Sunday from 11 am – 7 pm

Fondazione Sozzani, 22 Rue Marx Dormoy, 75018 Paris
Rinko Kawauchi, M/E, 2023, Fondazione Sozzani, Paris, exhibition view, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY and Photo Days
RINKO KAWAUCHI

Ametsuchi    Illuminance    Aila    Utatane

Two Part Solo Exhibition
 The series Ametsuchi is on view from 9.11 until 2.12.2023.
The series Illuminance, Aila and Utatane are on view from 6.12. – 30.12.2023.

Apéritif
Thursday, December 7, 2023 from 5 to 7 pm


October 9 – December 30, 2023
 
PRISKA PASQUER PARIS, 6 rue des Coutures Saint-Gervais, 75003 Paris  
+33 6 26 07 06 61  www.priskapasquer.art info@priskapasquer.de

Rinko Kawauchi, Untitled, from the series ”Utatane”, 2001, c-print, Dibond, 101 x 101 cm, © Rinko Kawauchi, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY
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PRISKA PASQUER PARIS, 6 rue des Coutures Saint-Gervais, 75003 Paris  
+33 6 26 07 06 61  www.priskapasquer.art  info@priskapasquer.de

Radenko Milak at Folkwang Museum, Essen – Two Rinko Kawauchi exhibitions in Paris in cooperation with Photo Days

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Installation View – Radenko Milak, University of Disaster, 2017, 4 watercolors each 200 x 140 cm, Folkwang Museum Essen, Germany, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY, on view at the Folkwang Museum Essen until end of 2023,
Exhibited in Pavilion of Bosnia and Herzegovina, at 57th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, 2017
See the full exhibition dossier here
UPCOMING

In collaboration with Photo Days we are proud to announce two exhibitions in Paris of the japanese photographer Rinko Kawauchi, with whom we are working since 2004.

One of the most important Japanese photographers working today, Rinko Kawauchi has achieved international renown for her intimate and luminous images, capturing ephemeral moments of everyday life.
Kawauchi was born in 1972 in Shiga Prefecture, Japan and first began taking photographs at the age of 19. In the early 1990s she worked as a photographer for an advertising agency, before moving to a Tokyo studio to focus on making her own work. She first gained international attention in 2001 after the publication of three photobooks, Utatane, Hanabi, and Hanako. Two of the series went on to win Japan’s most prestigious award for emerging photography, the Kimura Ihei Award.
Kawauchi is influenced by Shinto, which holds that everything has a spirit or energy, called ‘kami’. Accordingly, Kawauchi’s lens is patient and empathetic towards its quotidian subjects: shimmering lights reflected in a mirror, a pair of hands braiding thread together, sunbeams flooding through the canopy of a forest. Her photographs have been compared to haikus, a style of short-form poetry originating from Japan which through its lines often reflects upon a wider meaning or truth. So too, Kawauchi’s spare visual language gives these seemingly small moments a sense of great weight and significance.
Rinko Kawauchi, Untitled, from the series ”Ametsuchi”, 2012, c-print, Dibond, 148 x 185 cm, © Rinko Kawauchi, courtesy PRISKA PASQUER GALLERY 
RINKO KAWAUCHI

Ametsuchi    Illuminance    Aila    Utatane

Opening in attendance of the artist

Thursday, November 9, 2023 from 6 to 9 pm

November 9 – December 30, 2023
 
PRISKA PASQUER PARIS, 6 rue des Coutures Saint-Gervais, 75003 Paris  
+33 6 26 07 06 61  www.priskapasquer.art info@priskapasquer.de
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PRISKA PASQUER PARIS, 6 rue des Coutures Saint-Gervais, 75003 Paris  
+33 6 26 07 06 61  www.priskapasquer.art  info@priskapasquer.de