Exhibitions, France, Departement de Ville-de-Paris, Paris, 09 December 2009
Artists:
Lutz Baumann / Aline Biasutto / Daniel Holfeld / María-Alejandra Huicho / Sibyll Kalff / Scotty Lawrence and Andrew Scott Ross / Evi Lemberger / Anke Loh / Eduardo Goulart de Macedo / ´Chia´ Nurhamsiah / Vincenzo Pandolfi / Simona Da Pozzo / Valérie Prot / Anahita Razmi / Andrew Schroeder / Jordan Tate / Anjana K.V. / Keren Zaltz
I H H is a show that embraces photography, and looks into its quality of being readable as documenting reality.
Even though this notion has been challenged by artists and discussed endlessly, the photograph is still to a large extend connected to the idea of capturing the real. Weather it's the artists' intention or not, the viewer will most often emideately connect a photo directly to reality and look for some kind of narrative, different than when viewing e. g. a painting.
The exhibition I H H plays with this notion, and shows photos that exist on the borderline between being completely autonomous and being actual references to situations of the past.
TPTP invites you to come and experience the 18 different worlds of 18 different photo works made by 19 different artists.
Each photo is accompagned by a contextualizing writing by the artist which is to be found on a separate leaflet.
Lutz Baumann / Aline Biasutto / Daniel Holfeld / María-Alejandra Huicho / Sibyll Kalff / Scotty Lawrence and Andrew Scott Ross / Evi Lemberger / Anke Loh / Eduardo Goulart de Macedo / ´Chia´ Nurhamsiah / Vincenzo Pandolfi / Simona Da Pozzo / Valérie Prot / Anahita Razmi / Andrew Schroeder / Jordan Tate / Anjana K.V. / Keren Zaltz
I H H is a show that embraces photography, and looks into its quality of being readable as documenting reality.
Even though this notion has been challenged by artists and discussed endlessly, the photograph is still to a large extend connected to the idea of capturing the real. Weather it's the artists' intention or not, the viewer will most often emideately connect a photo directly to reality and look for some kind of narrative, different than when viewing e. g. a painting.
The exhibition I H H plays with this notion, and shows photos that exist on the borderline between being completely autonomous and being actual references to situations of the past.
TPTP invites you to come and experience the 18 different worlds of 18 different photo works made by 19 different artists.
Each photo is accompagned by a contextualizing writing by the artist which is to be found on a separate leaflet.
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