Ein Gespräch zwischen Mathilde ter Heijne und Angela Rosenberg im Rahmen der gegenwärtigen Einrichtung zum Thema ‘unterwegs’.
am Donnerstag, den 7. Mai 2015 um 19.00 Uhr
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Olivia Plender, Mathilde ter Heijne, Chiara Fumai, Anetta Mona Chisa and Lucia Tkàcova, Pauline Boudry/Renate Lorenz, Judith Barry, Oreet Ashery
Exhibition curated by Jaime Marie Davis and Pierre d’Alancaisez
Opening: Wednesday, April 29, 6-9pm
Exhibition: April 30 – July 11, 2015
waterside contemporary
2 Clunbury Street
London N1 6TT
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featuring SUICIDE BOMB by Mathilde ter Heijne
Opening: Monday, March 30, 2015, 8pm
Exhibition: March 31 – August 29, 2015
Lily and Yoel Moshe Elstein Multi-Purpose Gallery
Herta and Paul Amir Building
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Eröffnung: 27. März 2015
Austellung: 27. März bis zum 20. Dezember 2015
Nordstern, Nordsternplatz 1, 45899 Gelsenkirchen
Die von Marius Babias und Kathrin Becker kuratierte Ausstellung Feminismen richtet seine Aufmerksamkeit auf internationale feministische und postfeministische Positionen innerhalb der Videokunst und zeigt Videowerke von rund 25 KünstlerInnen, darunter Marina Abramović; Lynda Benglis; Ursula Biemann; Anetta Mona Chișa; Anna Daučikova; Ayşe Erkmen; VALIE EXPORT; f******* ___Towards New Perspectives on Feminism (Dokumentation des Symposiums im n.b.k.); Hermine Freed; Monika Funke Stern; Mathilde ter Heijne; Mwangi Hutter; Sanja Iveković; Shigeko Kubota; Maria Lassnig; Ulrike Ottinger; Friederike Pezold; Lydia Schouten; Ilene Segalove; Marlene Streeruwitz; Hito Steyerl; Pipilotti Rist; Ulrike Rosenbach und Haegue Yang.
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Opening ceremony: Friday, March 20, 2015, 6.30pm
Exhibition: March 21 – May 10, 2015
National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai
Sir Cowasji Jahangir Public Hall
M G Road, Fort, Mumbai
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Veronica
Opening: Sunday, February 1, 2015, 4-6pm
Exhibition: February 4 – March 15, 2015
Deweer Gallery
Tiegemstraat 6A, 8553 Otegem, Belgium
Exhibition including collaborative work by Norbert Witzgall and Mathilde ter Heijne (2014)
Round Four
Opening: Wednesday, December 10, 2014, 7pm
Exhibition: December 10, 2014 – February 18, 2015
FLEX
Sophienstr. 21, 10178 Berlin
Exhibition showing the CD Rom installation For A Better World (1999) and the video projection Small Things End, Great Things Endure (2001)
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Opening: Friday, December 5, 2014, 7pm
Exhibition: December 6, 2014 – January 17, 2015
Öffnungszeiten nach telefonischer Vereinbarung:
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after the butcher
Ausstellungsraum für zeitgenössische Kunst und soziale Fragen
Spittastr. 25 – 10317 Berlin
In ihrer gemeinsamen Ausstellung bei after the butcher setzen sich Mathilde ter Heijne und Norbert Witzgall mit Aspekten und Konzepten des Nicht-Sichtbaren auseinander.
Ter Heijne untersucht soziale, kulturelle, politische und ökonomische Hintergründe gender-spezifischer Phänomene innerhalb verschiedener Gesellschaften und Kulturen und deren geschichtliche Entwicklung. In der Ausstellung bei after the butcher zeigt ter Heijne erstmalig Ergebnisse aus ihrer langjährigen Zusammenarbeit mit dem Voodoo-Priester Togbé Hounon Hounougbo Bahousou innerhalb des künstlerischen Kontextes.
Norbert Witzgall malt. Er reflektiert Konventionen von Malerei und Fotografie am Beispiel des Porträts. In seiner neuen Arbeit verwendet er Röntgenaufnahmen von Gemälden. Fotografie – hier als Grundlage der wissenschaftlicher Untersuchung von Malerei – wird erneut transformiert in Malerei.
Witzgall’s Malerei wird in der Ausstellung wiederum zur Projektionsfläche digitaler Bilder ter Heijnes. Bilder, die während einer Reise der Künstlerin nach Togo und Benin mit einer Infrarot- und Aurakamera (mit Hilfe von Daniela Macé Rosiger) entstanden sind. Auf diese Weise überlagern und verbinden sich subjektive, wissenschaftliche, und spekulative Formen der Bildproduktion.
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Sunday, November 30, 2014, 14h
EYE Filmmuseum
IJpromenade 1, 1031KT Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mathilde ter Heijne’s video Lament, Song for Transitions will be shown as part of the film program of Amsterdam Art Weekend, which takes place during November 28-30, the last weekend of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA).
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Amsterdam Art Weekend
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam
Opening: Wednesday, November 26, 2014, 6pm
21A, Ave. G. Diderich, L-1420 Luxembourg
Krome Gallery has a new space in Luxembourg, opening with an exhibition by Mathilde ter Heijne in dialogue with Marina Abramovic. „In dialogue with“ is a new series of exhibitions initiated by Krome Gallery to explore the affinity between a mid-career artist of the gallery and his/her conceptual reference. For the opening of the gallery’s new location in Luxembourg, Krome Gallery has invited Mathilde ter Heijne whose work is well-known for questioning different forms of performative gender politics. Her installations, video, sculpture and performance pieces have been exhibited in major international institutions such as MOMA PS1, New York; The Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Zurich; and the The Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Among the artist’s creative inspirations is Marina Abramovic, a performance artist who began her career in the early 1970s and whose work explores the relationship between performer and audience, the limits of the body, and the possibilities of the mind. The exhibition will feature a selection of works by Mathilde ter Heijne, put in context with a seminal piece by Marina Abramovic. Simultaneously new works by Mathilde ter Heijne will be shown at Krome Gallery Berlin (Potsdamer Straße 98, 10785 Berlin).
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November 13, 2014, 20h
Fridericianum // Friedrichsplatz 18, D-34117 Kassel
DokfestForum: Fridericianum in cooperation with the 31st Kassel Dokfest (11.–16.11.14)
Mathilde ter Heijne works mainly in the media of video, performance, sculpture and installation. In her work, she frequently deals with issues of gender and ritual practices. What will be represented and what not? Who will gain access to the larger process of writing history and who not? And how could these frames of reference and representation be subverted?
Mathilde ter Heijne’s ongoing project Woman to Go (since 2005) consists of a series of postcards showing portraits of anonymous women dating from the beginning of photography to the 1920s. On the message side of the postcards, biographies of other, more prominent women of the time can be read, whose lives evidently and at the same time ambiguously collide with those of the women portrayed in the pictures. The documentation of events that have been insufficiently documented and represented becomes the focal point of the work. Identity is what is at stake here and it only seems to become a freely disposable product – ready „to go“.
The discussion will be conducted by Nina Tabassomi. Free entry.
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Opening: Friday, November 7, 2014, 7pm
Exhibition: November 8, 2014 – February 22, 2015
Museum für Neue Kunst Freiburg
Marienstraße 10a, 79098 Freiburg, Germany
Mathilde ter Heijne’s art investigates gender-specific phenomena in different cultures. She reflects historic developments and current trends and questions socio-cultural, political and economic connections. What shapes gender identity and how does this, in turn, shape society? What is regarded as normal and how can social structures be changed? By means of artistic transformation, of as well the past and the future, the exhibition explores various possibilities of modifying and dissolving gender roles and associated structures of power. Ter Heijne has produced new works with a pronounced regional reference yet international basis for the Freiburg show: Woman to Go is a continuing series of post cards that links photographs of unknown women with the biographies of well known, but often forgotten women who lived between 1840 and 1920. This association creates scope with which to look at and interpret history anew. The work Experimental Archeology transforms prehistoric finds into a modern-day context. Corporeality and gender are initially made blatantly obvious and ultimately transcended in this work. The work It will be! engages with the roles of Freiburg residents from the most divergent cultural backgrounds and their connection with the handcraft sewing. The work came about in a communal project comprising a total of two hundred sewn individual items. The space created by the project within the exhibition will be utilised and designed during the course of the show by students from the Anthropology and Gender Studies Department of the University of Freiburg. Thus it will become a site for debate, exchange, individual narrative and networking. A monthly programme will provide more detail of respective events. Each of the works has come about in cooperation with the numerous partners of the museum. The aim is to recognise and tap into the potential for change by means of a communal, collective process. An artist’s book will be published to accompany the exhibition.
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Saturday October 25, 2014, 2-5 pm
Nikolaj Kunsthal, Nikolaj Plads 10 / 1067 Copenhagen, DK
J&K and The One Minutes present: They came to escort me on the dangerous pathway of the intermediate state. Nikolaj Kunsthal invites you to an afternoon of film, lecture, performances, music and drinks to celebrate the launch of The One Minutes Series, curated by J&K.
Introduction: Julia van Mourik, Director, The One Minutes.
Performances by: J&K (DK/D) & Christine Borch & Vibeke Borch b. Brandt.
Talk by Mikkel Bolt, art historian and political theoretician, on collapse and aftermath, destruction and potentiality.
Followed by a concert by the death metal band Kolos.
The event takes place in English.
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October 14, 2014 – January 11, 2015
Gemeentemuseum Helmond
Boscotondohal, FJ van Thiel Park 7, 5707 BX Helmond
The works included in Emotions in Contemporary Art depict universal, existential emotions, and emotions that come from a socio-political situation, such as the war in Afghanistan. The media in which the artists‘ work are diverse: video, paintings, drawings, sculptures and installations. This group exhibition includes works by Bas Jan Ader, Meiro Koizumi, Suzanne Opton, Mathilde ter Heijne, Bill Viola, Adriaan van der Ploeg, Lars Arrhenius, Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys, Berlinde DeBruyckere, Vaast Colson, Andy Wauman, Koen Hauser, Erwin Olaf, Robert Arnold, Yael Bartana and Halil Altindere.
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ƒƒ Lines is a project by feminist artists from different generations who contributed to group drawings. The collaborative drawings were used as images for the PR campaign of the ƒƒ project Temporary Autonomous Zone/3 in Warsaw, 2014. Organized by Mathilde ter Heijne.
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Opening: Teatr Studio, Sunday, October 5, 2014, 5pm
Exhibition: Tuesday, October 7 – Sunday, November 16
24 projects in 24 hours: Saturday, October 4 – Sunday, October 5, 2014, 5pm – 5pm
Teatr Studio/Galeria Studio, Pl.Defilad 1, 00-901, Warsaw
Temporary Autonomous Zone / 3 is a project by ƒƒ, an international group of feminist artists, now in its third phase and headed for Warsaw, with previous iterations occurring in Vienna and Berlin. TAZ/3 is fueled by 24 hours of intensive programming, involving over 40 international artists from various fields, all hosted within the striking wings of the Palace of Culture and Sciences (Pałac Kultury i Nauki), where Teatr Studio and Galeria Studio are located.
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October 3, 2014 – February 8, 2015
SAM at 8Q, Singapore Art Museum
71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555
From 3 October 2014 to 8 February 2015, Singapore Art Museum presents in one space three co-curated exhibitions focusing on the nature of the image as explored in the art of photography and new media. Immediate, accessible, and mutable, photography and the moving image, as key contemporary practices of visual culture, are highly democratic mediums. Since the turn of the last century, unprecedented developments in the way that the image is created, circulated and consumed, have led to new ways of representation and even new image genres.
Organised and co-curated by SAM, the three exhibitions at the museum are in partnership with the Singapore International Photography Festival, Deutsche Bank, and the Yokohama Museum of Art respectively. In Afterimage: Contemporary Photography from Southeast Asia, artists use non-traditional photographic techniques to articulate concerns about the cultural, political and social landscapes of the region. In Time Present: Photography from the Deutsche Bank Collection, the works of renowned international artists show the multiple possibilities of photography in history over time. Image & Illusion: Video Works from the Yokohama Museum of Art Collection features experimental new media works that expand their subject matter beyond the limits of the medium and representation. As an artistic construction, the image is never self-evident or transparent, but instead always manifests the particularities of history, and the weight of its own time.
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Opening: September 21, 2014, from 12pm
Exhibition: September 21, 2014 – October 26, 2014
„Berlin Heist“ exhibition at National Museum
Muzeum Narodowe w Poznaniu
Aleje Marcinkowskiego 9, 61-745 Poznań, Poland
Mathilde ter Heijne’s postcard installation Woman to Go is featured in the group exhibition „Berlin Heist“, part of the 4 Mediations Biennale in Poznań, Poland.
The Mediations Biennale is made up of three exhibitions; Berlin Heist, Limits of Globalisation/Polish Art Tomorrow & Shifting Africa and runs until the 26th October 2014 with a packed programme of events during its course.
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During Berlin Art Week
September 17 – 21, 2014
Kühlhaus Berlin, Luckenwalder Str. 3, 10963 Berlin
Wednesday, September 17
4pm: Press conference
5pm – 8pm: Open to the public
Thursday, September 18
4pm onwards: Open to the public
6:30: Public reception and Presentation by Katja Maurer, Chief of Public Relations for Medico Germany
Friday, September 19 – Sunday September 21
12pm – 6pm: Open to the public
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Auction on Paddle 8