Der Funke Gottes! Die Neuen Schatz+Wunderkammern im Bamberger Diözesanmuseum curated by Alexander Ochs and Dr. Holger Kempkens 27.07.2019 – 10.11.2019 Opening Friday, 26th and Saturday, 27th of July
A Difference that makes a Difference (Var. IX) Rotation direction Rotation speed 1-6 Rotation/ Day Today ∞ Yesterday ∞ Egomotion Now Berlin, 2014 102 x 66 cm, ink, indian ink, gold leaf, oil crayon, pencil on paper, mounted on canvas unique work, signed
UNCANNY VALUES. Artficial Inteliigence & You, curated by Paul Feigelfeld and Marlies Wirth 29.05.2019 – 06.10.2019 MAK – Museum of Applied Arts Vienna, Austria
The exhibition is part of the VIENNA BIENNIALE FOR CHANGE 2019
Exhibition View: Immersive Integral Turn I – VIII, 2019 UNCANNY VALUES. Artificial Intelligence & You, 2019 MAK Vienna Photo by Aslan Kudrnofsky/MAK
Gemalte Diagramme. Bauhaus, Kunst und Infografik curated by Dr. Theres Rohde 31.03.2019 – 29.09.2019 Museum für Konkrete Kunst Ingolstadt, Germany
Collective Time, Jorinde Voigt, Berlin 2010 Installation-view: Gemalte Diagramme. Bauhaus, Kunst und Infografik, Museum für Konkrete Kunst, Ingolstadt Photo by Hubert P. Klotzeck
McNamara Art Projects presents in collaboration with König Galerie a selection of significant works on paper from the past three years. The series on show will include „Radical Relaxation“, „Congruence“ and „Immersion“.
Immersive Integral Zenith Study III (Detail), Jorinde Voigt, Berlin 2018 140,7 x 119,8 cm, India ink, gold leaf, pastel, oil chalks, graphite on paper, unique work, signed
China IV 2 Horizonte; Mögliche Farben des Horizonts; Position; Himmelsrichtung; Externe Zentren; Rotation; Airport; Territorium; Kontinentalgrenze Jorinde Voigt Berlin 2011 102 x 140 cm Tinte, Ölkreide, Bleistift auf Papier Unikat Signiert
TLÖN PROJECTS Plantage Middenlaan 25 – 1 1018 DB Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Curated by: Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk
with Anna Betbeze, Karl Blossfeldt, Etienne Chambaud, Daniel Gustav Cramer, Cevdet Erek, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Irene Kopelman, Gabriel Kuri, Nicolás Lamas, Jochen Lempert, Benoît Maire, Jean Painlevé, Oscar Santillán, Michael E. Smith, Francisco Tropa, Joëlle Tuerlinckx, Jorinde Voigt
Black holes, dark matter, gravity, space, time and motion – these are phenomena that fascinate scientists and artists alike. Entangle / Physics and the Artistic Imaginationpresents painting, installation, fashion design, sculpture, film, digital artwork and photography inspired by the science which reveals the fundamental forces that shape our world.
As curator of the exhibition, Bildmuseet has invited Ariane Koek, founder of the Arts at CERNprogramme at the European Organization for Nuclear Research. A number of the internationally recognised artists in Entangle have participated in the CERN programme. Some of the works have been created especially for the Bildmuseet exhibition.
The participating artists include Julius von Bismarck (Germany), Julian Charrière (Switzerland), Sou Fujimoto (Japan), Iris van Herpen (Netherlands), Ryoji Ikeda (Japan, France), William Kentridge (South Africa), Rafael Lozano-Hemmer (Canada), Goshka Macuga (Poland, UK), Davide Quayola (Italy, UK), Solveig Settemsdal (Norway, UK), Sarah Sze (US), Keith Tyson (UK), Jorinde Voigt (Germany) and Carey Young (US, UK).
Interestingly, contemporary artists in this age of digitalisation and social media are increasingly focusing again on drawing. This is perhaps a coincidence considering that the medium is generally regarded as the most direct of all forms of artistic expression. With its intimate appeal, its narrative as well as subjective inquisitive potentials, the gestures of drawing exert a fascination that is now appears more relevant than ever. With their Prix de dessin de la Fondation d’art contemporain Daniel & Florence Guerlain, the French collectors have been supporting artists who have made drawings their primary means of expression since 2006. Three artists of all ages and backgrounds are nominated every year by an international jury of specialists. The prize represents an exciting cross-section of current international trends in the field of contemporary drawing. A tendency in the direction of the figurative, the narrative, and indeed even the fantastic is evident in the works of the 33 artists at the heart of the presentation in the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum. The exhibition features works by artists such as Charles Avery, Ulla von Brandenburg, Marcel Dzama, Jana Gunstheimer, Susan Hefuna, Tomasz Kowalski, Ciprian Muresan, Pavel Pepperstein, Catharina van Eetvelde and Jorinde Voigt. Curators: Astrid Ihle, René Zechlin
WV 2018-100 Immersion XI (3) Jorinde Voigt Berlin 2018 76,5 x 57 cm Ink, India ink, gold leaf, pastels, oil chalks, pencil on paper Unique work SignedImmersion XI (1 ) – (9) Jorinde Voigt Berlin 2018, each 76,5 x 57 cm Ink, India ink, gold leaf, pastels, oil chalks, pencil on paper Unique work Signed
curated by Joanna De Vos
Group Show with
Nelly Agassi, Ruben Bellinkx, Ansuya Blom, Elke Andreas Boon, Dirk Braeckman, Stijn Cole, Thierry De Cordier, Wim Delvoye, Jan Dibbets, Jan Fabre, Nan Goldin, David Horvitz, Oda Jaune, Sigalit Landau, Enrique Marty, Fabien Mérelle, Johan Muyle, Katie O’Hagan, Ahmet Ögüt, Hans Op de Beeck, Mikes Poppe, Enrique Ramirez, Lonnie Van Brummelen, Hans Van Houwelingen, Yves Velter, Bill Viola, Jorinde Voigt, Julius Von Bismarck, Andy Wauman
OPENING September 13, 7 pm Introduction by Dr. Andreas Schalhorn, Kupferstichkabinett Music by Max Schnaus
ARTIST TALK September 30, noon
WV 2018-139 Immersive Integral Zenith VI Jorinde Voigt Berlin 2018 141 x 218,7 cm India ink, gold leaf, pastel, oil chalks, graphite on paper unique work signed
St. Matthäus-Kirche Matthäikirchplatz 10785 Berlin Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11 am – 6 pm
WV 2017-071 The Landing (I) Cavallini Algorithm Avatar Egomotion Direction of Rotation Speed of Rotation Orientation Top Orientation Center of the Earth Now Egomotion Horizon Today → ∞ Tomorrow → ∞ Yesterday → ∞ Jorinde Voigt Berlin 2017 140 x 280 cm Ink, gold leaf, oil chalks, pastels, pencil on paper Unique work Signed
