Silence Teaches You How To Sing - Rasmus Dale / KBH Kunsthal

SILENCE TEACHES YOU HOW TO SING Rasmus Fjeldheim Dale uses Ulvers song «Silence Teaches You How To Sing» as a framework for his exhibition. With the help of the melodic ambient track Dale wants to show some of his work that plays with the idea of being alone in a social setting. Of the concept of «solitude», as a tool to self reflect. And with the idea that one can be intimate, but still not personal. The exhibitions work is mainly photography, but is accompanied with sewn pieces of fabric intended to remodel the atmosphere of the exhibition space (KBH Kunsthall). Rasmus Fjeldheim Dale Born in Norway, and living in Aarhus. 2017

The last supper

The Last Supper Supper it is not a meal it is an experience The last supper is that experience It is about giving and receiving The last supper is also the first It is an intrinsic grace rather than external power. A painting doesn’t want to be explained A painting wants to be experienced It wants to exist, to take on a life on its own A circluate dialogue between the becoming and the being; The exhibited work in KBH Kunsthal and Four Boxes Gallery stands as an extension to one another; born from the same daily ritual, the sporadical frustrations, longing and celebration; curated as a gesture to the act of creating. Laura Tack born in Belgium, living and working in Seyðisfjörður, Iceland / Marrakech, Morocco 2017

A SHOW of ARMS

Besieged by trolls, catfish, herniated politicians and surveillance gremlins. This exhibition explores ideas of retaliation and revolt. Aggressive icons of war are presented on a decorative level; directly referencing the voyeuristic western view point of contemporary war. Stock piled cannons wait for a violent end, the lichen growing on their surface denotes the two hundred years they have been lingering here. The inaction alludes to a haplessness, perhaps suggestive of the prevailing sensibilities felt by the public today. Esme Toler is a sculptor working in London. Her work centers on the exploration of historic landscapes, and is informed by an ongoing engagement with historic carving and ornament as well as robotics and cybernetics. The varying processes of carving and research provide her practice with a technical and philosophical framework. Using materials at a symbolic level, fabricated tropes convey moments of economic production, or allude to a specific narrative. Her works merge fiction and fact, past and future and are positioned within a contemporary context with an uneasy hesitation. Toler recently featured on Contemporary Art Daily and has performed at the V&A Museum as part of the Friday Late programme. She was selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries at Spike Island and the Institute of Contemporary Art and has lectured at the Serpentine galleries London.

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Elevudstilling E16

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Billeder fra udstilling og fernisering af 'Let me in' af Ida Dorthea. 'Let me in' er en portrætserie af Ida Dothea. Serien er skudt over tre måneder i forskellige europæriske byer, og skildrer den unge, skabende, inspirerende og til tider fortvivlede følelse, der besiddes på tværs af kysterne i europæriske storbyer. Udstillingen kan ses indtil 19. oktober 2016.

Fernisering: Ida Dorthea 'Let Me in'

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Billeder af Puyain Sanatis udstilling "AZADI" på Krabbesholms Højskole. Udstillingen kan ses indtil d. 6 september.

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Tirsdag havde KBH Kunsthal den første udstilling på efterårsemestret på Krabbesholm Højskole. Puyain Sanati viste den video og lydbaserede udstilling AZADI, og gav derefter koncert med numre fra sin debut EP af samme navn. Billeder fra fernisering. Udstilling kan ses indtil d. 6 september.

AZADI // Puyain Sanati

AZADI // Puyain Sanati

AZADI // Puyain Sanati