Interlude 18/19

ARTIST TALK
ANNE IMHOF

Eliza Douglas in Anne Imhof, Faust, 2017 Deutscher Pavillon, 57. Internationale Kunstausstellung– La Biennale di Venezia © Fotografie: Nadine Fraczkowski Courtesy: Deutscher Pavillon 2017, die Künstlerin
Eliza Douglas in Anne Imhof, Faust, 2017 Deutscher Pavillon, 57. Internationale Kunstausstellung– La Biennale di Venezia © Fotografie: Nadine Fraczkowski Courtesy: Deutscher Pavillon 2017, die Künstlerin

09/04/2019 — 7 p.m.
Pinakothek der Moderne | Auditorium

Anne Imhof (born 1978) is one of the most important and original artists of our time. Her work spans the genres of performance, painting and room installation; she examines the traditional images and processes handed down through culture and the mass media and develops new tactics to reach a broader definition of the term “performance”. With the success of very few artists, she precisely captures the existentialism of current life and conveys it in impressive scenes and images that long remain with the viewer. The moving image serves not only for archival purposes but also to complement the live performances.
Anne Imhof has already held numerous international exhibitions. In addition to other important prizes, including the Berliner Preis der Nationalgalerie, she won the prestigious Golden Lion at the 2017 Venice Biennale for her work “Faust”, which was shown at the German Pavilion. Recently, the PIN Young Circle (PIN.YC) sponsorship group of the Pinakothek der Moderne purchased five of Anne Imhof’s drawings for the Staatliche Graphische Sammlung. She created these insightful sketches as studies for the five-hour-long performance in the German Pavilion.
Anne Imhof in conversation with Michael Hering (Director of Staatliche Graphische Sammlung München) and Katja Blomberg (Director of Haus am Waldsee Berlin)
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