11:00 - 18:00
Kassel Kunstverein
regularly
Latencies
Exhibition of the graduate school for moving images
Opening times:
Di - So 11 – 18 Clock
Thursdays 11 – 20 Clock
Opening on 8. July, 18 Clock (in front of the art association), Exhibition open from 18 – 21 Clock
Finnisage am 22. July, 18 Clock
Kassel Kunstverein
Friedrichplatz 18
34117 Kassel
free entry
latency, or the so-called delay time, denotes the phenomenon, that something has already happened, but only appears at a later point in time. We have been exposed to various latencies, especially since the beginning of the pandemic. While we are still in the middle of the action and dealing with very tangible transmission delays in video conferences, the actual consequences of current decisions are only thrown on the wall as projections of the future.
The graduate school for moving images, who physically meets here for the first time, In her first exhibition she takes on the possible spaces of these latencies. Works can be seen in a hybrid exhibition setting, that revolve around sending and receiving, memory loss and virtual memory work, about intergenerational trauma transmission and the physical spaces of digital abstraction, hyper-monitored entertainment environments and virtual contacts.
In the Kassler Kunstverein, analog objects refer to digital spaces, in which artistic investigations of the present can be found in the direction of the future. The works shown project and speculate, what will be received with a delay.
The objects in the exhibition space refer to artistic works, which can be seen on the website latenzen.online developed for this purpose. Visitors can access the multimedia content via QR codes. You can use your own smartphone for this or borrow a tablet on site. You are welcome to bring your own headphones.
The graduate school for moving images: Analog realities, Digital materialities is a project of the Kassel Art College, which is supported by funds from the study structure program of the Hessian Ministry for Science and Art.
The graduate school has existed since 2020 and offers artists and designers the space to do postgraduate research in the field of moving images for two years.
Exhibiting artists: Alicia Carotta, Christoph Schnerr, Geeske Janßen, Juliane Henrich, Katrin Esser, Laura There, Silke Körber, Tobias Sauer, Zeno Gries
Graphics and design of the website: Christoph Schnerr and Laura Därr
To Finissage on 22.7. becomes the site screen-sharing.net launched, from then on as a presentation- and exchange platform for the research projects of the GBB functions and is continuously used and designed by the participants.
The exhibition Latencies takes place with the kind support of AMBION and numeo.