Press release
“Art unframes and ruptures the meaning of what we usually see or hear, allowing it to speak in an outside voice.” – Philippe Parreno
Philippe Parreno has revolutionized the experience of exhibitions. He transforms galleries in choreographed spaces that follow a script, where all artworks are interconnected and series of unexpected and interdependent events unfold. In his exhibitions, the visit becomes a journey that alters the perception of space, of time and of boundaries. Through his multidisciplinary practice, Parreno has created artworks that question the demarcation between reality and fiction, triggering new and surprising sensorial experiences.
For Haus der Kunst Parreno has conceived a new site specific intervention scattered across Mittelhalle and Ostgalerie, mainly oriented towards the ceiling, in which voice(s) play a fundamental role in bringing the building alive. The edifice becomes a resonating organism of light and sounds, featuring installations, films, new works, collaborations with peer artists, a cooperation with news anchor woman Susanne Daubner (Tagesschau) and a gallery entirely conceived for children.
Curated by Andrea Lissoni with Hanns Lennart Wiesner and Lydia Antoniou.
Duration
November 2024 to April 2025
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Philippe Parreno
The Boy From Mars, 2003 (film still)
Courtesy the artist
Image © the artist
Philippe Parreno
The Boy From Mars, 2003 (film still)
Courtesy the artist
Image © the artist
Philippe Parreno
My Room Is Another Fish Bowl, 2018
Exhibition view: Philippe Parreno, Gropius Bau, Berlin (2018)
Courtesy the artist; Pilar Corrias, London; Gladstone Gallery, New York and Brussels; Esther Schipper, Berlin/Paris/Seoul
Photo © Andrea Rossetti
Philippe Parreno
Danny / No More Reality, 2023
Exhibition view: LUMA Arles
Courtesy the artist and LUMA Arles
Photo © Adrian Deweerdt
Philippe Parreno
The Owl in Daylight, 2020 (film still)
Courtesy the artist and Esther Schipper, Berlin/Paris/Seoul
Image © the artist
Philippe Parreno
The Owl in Daylight, 2020 (film still)
Courtesy the artist and Esther Schipper, Berlin/Paris/Seoul
Image © the artist