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From November 01, 2023 17:00 to November 05, 2023 17:00Opening:At: AarhusPhotobook Week Aarhus, our yearly festival exploring the wonderful world of the photobook, turns ten this year! All are welcome 1 – 5 November 2023, when we celebrate our anniversary with one of our most ambitious programmes to date. Galleri Image, ARoSAarhus Art Museun, Aarhus School of Architecture, and HEART – Herning Museum of Contemporary Art will once again house a wide variety of curious, creative, and thought-provoking exhibitions, talks and workshops. Photobook Week 2023 will celebrate a positive outlook, taking a solution-oriented approach to the issues the art world as well as the world at large are faced with, with the overall theme Future Revisited. We will pay homage to Albert Renger Patzsch’s book “Die Welt ist schön” (The World is Beautiful), published 95 years before, and propose a new wave of optimism. This search for the joy of our existence will include a look into the future, and other things that make us happy. Side-themes will include Photonovels, Collages and Children’s Books, while and on the geographical axis we will look at Estonia and the Middle East. This year, the festival will also have a special focus on Artificial Intelligence as an image-making technique and a tool for creating new narratives. The 10th anniversary of Photobook Week Aarhus will be duly celebrated with a book that explores some of the most important moments in the history of the medium, and our small contribution to it. After many years with opening events placed on Thursday, this year, we’ve added a full day extra to our festival in order to make space for all the exciting events and exhibitions we have in store. As always, the festival will close with the yearly Sunday photobook market, where you will have the opportunity to buy photobooks from all over the world, both from second-hand dealers and from the publishers and artists themselves. The festival is a collaboration between Galleri Image and the Aarhus School of Architecture.Visit photobookweek.org to learn more about former editions of the festival and catch the latest updates about Photobook Week Aarhus 2023Read more
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From October 20, 2023 16:00 to December 17, 2023 17:00Opening:At: Galleri Image, Vestergade 29 8000 Aarhus C.Erik Viklund’s exhibition A city without ghosts is a dead city accumulates architectual remnants from thousands of years ago and through the ages all the way up to modern times. In this project, he prints photographs on black paper colored with white marble powder from the marble industry as well as the ruinous surfaces of Rome. These are combined with videos filmed in Rome and installed in an installation that allows for an interaction between material and photograph. Erik Viklund (b. 1982) is a Swedish photographer based in Stockholm, with a BFA from Valand in Göteborg and an MFA from Konstfack in Stockholm. Viklund has been exhibted at Röda Stens Konsthall, Göteborg, and Copenhagen Photo Festival. In 2019 he won the Portrait Now! competition from National Historisk Museum in Fredensborg, where the winning piece was shown. Viklund works in the intersection between video, photography and installation as well as with portrait photography specifically. Photo credit: Installation image, ”Eftervärld”, 2021Read more
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From August 11, 2023 16:00 to October 15, 2023 17:00Opening:At: Galleri Image, Vestergade 29 8000 Aarhus C.The group exhibition Looking for Trouble presents an overview of the young generation of photographers from Central and Eastern Europe exploring identity issues with ten exhibiting artists from Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Hungary and the Czech Republic, curated by the renowned art historian Adam Mazur. Each artist is engaged with an intense search for coherence between an individual world view concerned with sexuality, friendship, and relationships in a new reality of violent developments, and radical changes in their national and political reality. The artists in the exhibition are Czech-Latvian Ivars Gravlejs (b. 1979), Latvian Diana Tamane (b. 1986), Polish Aga Sejud (b. 1991) and Karolina Wojtas (b. 1996) aka KWAS, Polish-Ukranian Yulia Krivich (b. 1988), Hungarian Eva Szombat, Ukranian Sasha Kurmaz (b. 1986) and Sergey Melnitchenko (b. 1991) and the Ukranian artist duo Synchrodogs.The curator Adam Mazur is an art historian, art critic, curator and current adjunct at the University of Art in Poznań, Poland. He’s an expert in Eastern European contemporary art and photography, and is the founder of the art magazine BLOK, which he was the chief editor of until 2021. Photo credit: Sasha Kurmaz, WASTED YOUTH 1Read more
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From May 04, 2023 16:00 to June 25, 2023 17:00Opening:At: Galleri Image, Vestergade 29 8000 Aarhus C.In Ternary Memories of Yesterday by Lebohang Kganye presents an exploration of memory through three wroks:Keep the Light Faithfully (2023)Shadows of Re-Memory (2021)Tell Tale (2018)Lebohang Kganye (b. 1990) is a South African artist born and based in Johannesburg. She was educated at the Market Photo Workshop and the University of Johannesburg and is currently getting an MFA at Witwatersrand University. Kganye represented South Africa at the 2022 Venice Biennial and has previously been exhibited at Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris and Camera Austria. Although primarily a photographer, her interest in the materiality of photography is ongoing and explored in myriad ways, through her use of the sculptural, performative, theatrical and the moving image. Her exhibition Haufi nyana? I’ve come to take you home is currently on display at the Foam Museum in Amsterdam, and she is the 16th winner of their prestigious Foam Paul Huf Award. https://www.lebohangkganye.co.za/Photo credit: Lighthouse burials, 2022. Lebohang KganyeRead more
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From March 10, 2023 16:00 to April 30, 2023 17:00Opening:At: Galleri Image, Vestergade 29 8000 Aarhus C.What do we see when we look at nature? And why don't we see ourselves?Galleri Image presents the exhibition 10,000 Years After the Apple by the Danish visual artist and filmmaker Jeppe Lange. Opening: 10 March, 4-6 pm. 10,000 Years After the Apple explores the absurdities that abound in our world, but which we often take for granted because they’ve become normalized for us. Through video clips and photographs of everything ranging from coal mining to dog shows, Jeppe Lange confronts the viewer with our relationship to nature: How we as humans continue to frame its beauty, exploit its resources and tame its ferocity. The exhibition's centrepiece is a video work consisting of ultra-short film clips from documentary films and private recordings from the internet combined into a dreamlike logic that opens up a collective memory. In addition to the film, a myriad of prints of archival photographs will cover the walls of Galleri Image. The exhibition's soundtrack is created by composer and sound designer Simon Brinck.Art publicationIn connection with the opening, Galleri Image released the art book 10,000 YEARS AFTER THE APPLE, showcasing photographs and stills from the exhibition. The book can be purchased at the gallery.Talk with Jeppe Lange and Rasmus DaugbjergGalleri Image will host a conversation in Danish on 15 April between Jeppe Lange and Rasmus Daugbjerg, author of the novel Trold, where they will discuss the topic of the human relationship to nature from different perspectives. Daugbjerg approaches the topic with a focus on the origin of how we became alienated from nature, while Lange’s works explore how this division is visible all around us today. About the artistJeppe Lange (b. 1987) is Danish visual artist based in Copenhagen with an MFA from the Royal Danish Art Academy. Lange works with video art and experimental documentaries that often deal with memories, perception, and time. His works have been exhibited all over the world, including Norway, Malaysia, Spain, France and South Korea. Lange has also been nominated for several awards, such as the Doc Alliance Award, New:Vision Award at CPH:DOX and Politiken:DOX, all in 2022, and in 2018 he was a recipent of a Young Directors Award at Cannes Lion. https://www.jeppelange.dk/ The exhibition is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation, the city of Aarhus (Kulturudviklingspuljen), the Louis Hansen Foundation and the Obel Family Foundation.Read more
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