BARBARA KAPUSTA IS PART OF ‘LO(L)–EMBODIED LANGUAGE’ AT KUNSTHAUS HAMBURG
Lo(l)–Embodied Language
12.03.22—01.05.22
Opening 11.03.22
Gerry Bibby, Thomas Hirschhorn, Christiane Sun Kim & Thomas Mader, Nontsikelelo Mutiti, Barbara Kapusta, Katja Pilipenko, Émilie Pitoiset, Nora Turato
If you want to understand the present, you have to learn its language. If you follow the changes in the media landscape or confront the political and economic challenges of an increasingly globalized world, it quickly becomes clear that the familiar vocabulary no longer adequately captures the new realities. In view of the enormous speed of the digital transformation and its far-reaching consequences, a turning point is emerging with a formative influence on our coexistence and our communication behavior.
The group exhibition Lo(l) – Embodied Language combines different artistic approaches in large-scale text and video installations and examines how language, writing, images and sounds permeate our living and working worlds. In this way, both the latest developments in information and communication technology and their accompanying challenges and opportunities are discussed in a multi-layered way.
Curated by Anna Nowak
12.03.22—01.05.22
Opening 11.03.22
Gerry Bibby, Thomas Hirschhorn, Christiane Sun Kim & Thomas Mader, Nontsikelelo Mutiti, Barbara Kapusta, Katja Pilipenko, Émilie Pitoiset, Nora Turato
If you want to understand the present, you have to learn its language. If you follow the changes in the media landscape or confront the political and economic challenges of an increasingly globalized world, it quickly becomes clear that the familiar vocabulary no longer adequately captures the new realities. In view of the enormous speed of the digital transformation and its far-reaching consequences, a turning point is emerging with a formative influence on our coexistence and our communication behavior.
The group exhibition Lo(l) – Embodied Language combines different artistic approaches in large-scale text and video installations and examines how language, writing, images and sounds permeate our living and working worlds. In this way, both the latest developments in information and communication technology and their accompanying challenges and opportunities are discussed in a multi-layered way.
Curated by Anna Nowak
> Kunsthaus Hamburg

Lo(l)–Embodied Language
12.03.22—01.05.22
Opening 11.03.22
Gerry Bibby, Thomas Hirschhorn, Christiane Sun Kim & Thomas Mader, Nontsikelelo Mutiti, Barbara Kapusta, Katja Pilipenko, Émilie Pitoiset, Nora Turato
If you want to understand the present, you have to learn its language. If you follow the changes in the media landscape or confront the political and economic challenges of an increasingly globalized world, it quickly becomes clear that the familiar vocabulary no longer adequately captures the new realities. In view of the enormous speed of the digital transformation and its far-reaching consequences, a turning point is emerging with a formative influence on our coexistence and our communication behavior.
The group exhibition Lo(l) – Embodied Language combines different artistic approaches in large-scale text and video installations and examines how language, writing, images and sounds permeate our living and working worlds. In this way, both the latest developments in information and communication technology and their accompanying challenges and opportunities are discussed in a multi-layered way.
Curated by Anna Nowak
12.03.22—01.05.22
Opening 11.03.22
Gerry Bibby, Thomas Hirschhorn, Christiane Sun Kim & Thomas Mader, Nontsikelelo Mutiti, Barbara Kapusta, Katja Pilipenko, Émilie Pitoiset, Nora Turato
If you want to understand the present, you have to learn its language. If you follow the changes in the media landscape or confront the political and economic challenges of an increasingly globalized world, it quickly becomes clear that the familiar vocabulary no longer adequately captures the new realities. In view of the enormous speed of the digital transformation and its far-reaching consequences, a turning point is emerging with a formative influence on our coexistence and our communication behavior.
The group exhibition Lo(l) – Embodied Language combines different artistic approaches in large-scale text and video installations and examines how language, writing, images and sounds permeate our living and working worlds. In this way, both the latest developments in information and communication technology and their accompanying challenges and opportunities are discussed in a multi-layered way.
Curated by Anna Nowak
> Kunsthaus Hamburg