Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, Germany Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s (b. 1985 Amman, Jordan) audiovisual works and installations explore the political implications of language and communication. Traces of governmental or corporate violence and mechanisms of surveillance ... propaganda reveal themselves in the scope of auditory perception. Lawrence Abu Hamdan is the winner of the Baloise Art Prize 2018, which also includes a purchase for the collection of the Nationalgalerie. The exhibition ... Verlag, approx. 50 pages, with essays by Skye Arundhati Thomas, Ina Dinter, and Jens Maier-Rothe. Lawrence Abu Hamdan. Courtesy of Hamburger Bahnhof

Mär 2020 bei Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, Deutschland Die audiovisuellen und installativen Arbeiten von Lawrence Abu Hamdan (*1985 in Amman, Jordanien) machen die politischen Dimensionen von Sprache und Kommunikation zum Thema. Spuren von staatlicher oder ... industrieller Gewalt und Mechanismen der Überwachung und Propaganda zeigen sich im Horizont der auditiven Wahrnehmung. Lawrence Abu Hamdan ist Gewinner des Baloise Kunst-Preis 2018. Damit verbunden ist ein Ankauf für die Sammlung der Nationalgalerie ... Wienand Verlag, ca. 50 Seiten, mit Beiträgen von Skye Arundhati Thomas, Ina Dinter, Jens Maier-Rothe. Lawrence Abu Hamdan. Courtesy of Hamburger Bahnhof

Brisbane, Australia The first solo exhibition in Australia by Beirut-based artist and ‘private ear’ Lawrence Abu Hamdan presents a new co-commission, Earwitness Theatre. Abu Hamdan’s practice examines the politics of listening through ... Abu Hamdan has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious Turner Prize for this exhibition. Lawrence Abu Hamdan. Courtesy

distinct artistic practices. Tandem's fifth iteration brings together the work of Beirut-based artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan (b. 1985, Amman) and London-based artist Amalia Pica (b. 1978, Neuquén). The Freedom of Speech Itself ... first part of Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s Aural Contract, a body of work that examines the role of the voice in the law. A 30-minute audio documentary maps the use of forensic speech analysis

Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, Deutschland Die audiovisuellen und installativen Arbeiten von Lawrence Abu Hamdan (*1985 in Amman, Jordanien) machen die politischen Dimensionen von Sprache und Kommunikation zum Thema. Spuren von staatlicher oder industrieller Gewalt ... Mechanismen der Überwachung und Propaganda zeigen sich im Horizont der auditiven Wahrnehmung. Lawrence Abu Hamdan ist Gewinner des Baloise Kunst-Preis 2018. Damit verbunden ist ein Ankauf für die Sammlung der Nationalgalerie. Im Mittelpunkt

Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, Germany Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s (b. 1985 Amman, Jordan) audiovisual works and installations explore the political implications of language and communication. Traces of governmental or corporate violence and mechanisms of surveillance ... propaganda reveal themselves in the scope of auditory perception. Lawrence Abu Hamdan is the winner of the Baloise Art Prize 2018, which also includes a purchase for the collection of the Nationalgalerie. The exhibition

will be fairly straightforward. Seth Cluett, Melissa Dubbin & Aaron S. Davidson, Dave Dyment, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, James Hoff, Rolf Julius, Alan Licht, Mattin, Christof Migone, Essex Olivares, Matthew Papich, Ultra Red, Marina Rosenfeld, Matthieu ... Wednesday - Sunday From 10am to 6pm Related images: Installation view: The String and the Mirror, organized by Lawrence Kumpf and Justin Luke, Lisa ... Cooley, New York, 2013, Courtesy of the artists and Lisa Cooley, New York. Photo: Cary Whittier Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Conflicted Phonemes, 2012, Voice maps, digital print, Large map: 48 x 62 inches, Small maps

bizarre confluence of forces, full of contradictions and fiction. Artists in the exhibition include Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Matthew Buckingham, Cassils, Enrique Chagoya, Minerva Cuevas, Alex Da Corte, Cynthia Daignault, Mario Garcia Torres, General Idea, Mungo

where she curated over twenty exhibitions including 74 million million million tons (co-organized with artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan) and solo shows with artists including Carissa Rodriguez, Kelly Akashi, Teresa Burga, Nicola L., Charlotte Prodger

community and resistance; and the use of breath as personal meditation. Featuring the work of Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Alex Cecchetti, Ammar Bouras, Belinda Kazeem-Kamiński, Hajra Waheed, JMW Turner, Marina Abramović, Ana Mendieta and Isabel

power to heal, to connect, and to resist. With works by Noor Abed, Marina Abramović, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Babi Badalov, selma banich, CO2... a couple of artists, Valie Export, Farhad Farzali, Essa Grayeb, Ida Hiršenfelder

Kraft zu heilen, zu verbinden und Widerstand zu leisten. Mit Werken von Noor Abed, Marina Abramović, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Babi Badalov, selma banich, CO2... a couple of artists, Valie Export,, Farhad Farzali, Essa Grayeb

much akin to a flaneur. Nearby, the photographic work, Air conditioning(2022) by Lebanese British artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan (b. 1985) suggests an expansive Turneresque sky. The image was in fact aggregated from open-source

language. The politics of speaking and listening is further explored in the work of Lawrence Abu Hamdan, whose audio documentary The Whole Truth 2012 and voice maps Conflicted Phonemes 2012 will also be on display

contemporary artists employ material sound for the transmission of meaning and as an input for action. Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Walled unwalled (detail), 2018. Courtesy of Govett-Brewster Gallery

Performance artists delivering unique guest experiences across the week include Maurice Louca, Nada Dada, Hala Ali, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Tirdad Zolghadr, Krist Gruijthuijsen and Ghada Da. Barbu.tv, the visual arts specialists, will provide a backdrop

character theatrics, which are all played by Rachel herself. There are also new commissions by: Åbäke, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Caroline Achaintre, John Akomfrah and Trevor Mathison, Pablo Bronstein, Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin, Benedict Drew

about that which is underlying, concealed, forgotten or protected from public view. Artists in the exhibition: Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Rossella Biscotti, Juan Castillo, Aslı Çavuşoğlu, Kajsa Dahlberg, Detanico Lain, Economic Space Agency, Róza El-Hassan

forms of media to extend the reach of their own viewpoints and experiences. Barbara Kruger and Lawrence Abu Hamdan further encourage us to think twice about the power structures in which we invest, be they

production of contemporary art today. 74 million million million tons iscurated by Ruba Katrib and Lawrence Abu Hamdan and is accompanied by a color publication with essays by the curators. 74 million million million tons

programme for 2018, which includes major new commissions by artists Lydia Ourahmane, Paul Maheke and Lawrence Abu Hamdan. Through her work, Cennetoğlu raises complex questions concerning the effects of geographic borders on bodies