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Haegue Yang | Martin Creed | Kanako Hayashi

Time and space. face to face and side by side #11

A woman in a black dress on the right next to a thick tree in a garden. Red yarn is wrapped around the tree trunk, apparently unwound from a red dress. Only a small remnant of the red dress remains above the chest.
Kanako Hayashi, The Daughter of Time (Videostill), 2012, Edition 2/6, DVD, color, sound, 12 min, Collection Kunsthalle Bielefeld, purchased in 2018 with funds from the Förderkreis der Kunsthalle Bielefeld e. V., Photo: © Kanako Hayashi

Time and space cannot be thought of separately. In the eleventh edition of “miteinander gegenüber”, three works that deal with the relationship between temporal and spatial orders are placed in dialog. In her video work “Unfolding Places” (2004) from the Haubrok Collection, Haegue Yang (*1971) traces the timeless atmosphere of foreign places. Also from the Haubrok Collection are three metronomes that the artist Martin Creed (*1968) makes tick at different speeds. They make time acoustically tangible, while Kanako Hayashi (*1981) makes passing time visible in her video work “The Daughter of Time” (2012) from the Kunsthalle’s collection by unwinding a wool thread.

The exhibition is organized in cooperation with the haubrok foundation.

The exhibition series is produced in cooperation with the Collaborative Research Center (SFB) 1288 “Practices of Comparison. Arranging and Changing the World” at Bielefeld University.

Face to Face
and Side by Side

The series “face to face and side by side” focuses on a work from the collection of Kunsthalle Bielefeld that addresses central issues in juxtaposition with a selected external work. The focus is always on a concentrated comparison of the selected works.

Slightly blurred screenshot of a movie. A person is walking on a wide sidewalk, only visible from behind. She is wearing a long coat and an ankle-length skirt underneath. To her right is a wall of houses, to her left trees at the side of the road, behind them cars are driving.
Haegue Yang: Unfolding Places (Video Trilogie I), 2004, One-Channel DV-PAL, Colour, Sound, 18:15 Min. filmed in London and Seoul, Voice-over: Helen Cho (Englisch), Screenshot.
Three metronomes on a dark wooden shelf. The metronomes are pyramid-shaped and made of lighter-colored wood. They don
Martin Creed, Work No. 223. Three metronomes beating time, one quickly, one slowly, and one neither quickly nor slowly, Foto: Ludger Paffrath for the haubrok foundation, Berlin 2022.
A woman in a black dress on the right next to a thick tree in a garden. Red yarn is wrapped around the tree trunk, apparently unwound from a red dress. Only a small remnant of the red dress remains above the chest.
Kanako Hayashi, The Daughter of Time (Videostill), 2012, Edition 2/6, DVD, color, sound, 12 min, Collection Kunsthalle Bielefeld, purchased in 2018 with funds from the Förderkreis der Kunsthalle Bielefeld e. V., Photo: © Kanako Hayashi

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In “MASSES”, electronic ID, the Cologne-based ensemble for intermedia music, explores various mass phenomena in collaboration with Eloain Lovis Hübner (concept, composition) – between sporting events and pop culture, at the interface of algorithmically generated sound clusters and everyday noise, inspired by Elias Canetti and the Internet.

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Between color volume, drippings and braiding
German women artists of the Informel after 1945

Black and white photograph of a woman pouring paint from a pot onto the floor.

In the literature on Art Informel, abstract art in Germany after 1945, the role of women in this art movement is rarely mentioned. This is where we begin to fill this void. We present four German women artists of the post-war period and explain the special German cultural scene of the time in which they were active.

Black and white photograph of a woman pouring paint from a pot onto the floor.