Ruhr Ding 2021
Klima
08 May - 27 Jun 2021
Hayden Fowler, Death of Worlds, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Hayden Fowler, Death of Worlds, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Johannes Büttner, Inverted Mine, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Johannes Büttner, Inverted Mine, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Johannes Büttner, Inverted Mine, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Kasia Fudakowski, Word Count #1—8, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Kasia Fudakowski, Word Count #1—8, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Kasia Fudakowski, Word Count #1—8, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Monira Al Qadiri, Future Past, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Monira Al Qadiri, Future Past, 2021. Installation view at Ruhr Ding: Klima, 2021 © Urbane Künste Ruhr. Photo: Daniel Sadrowski
Ruhr Ding: Klima
With the Ruhr Ding: Klima, Urbane Künste Ruhr is showing 22 art projects in public spaces in the cities of Gelsenkirchen, Herne, Recklinghausen and Haltern am See from 8 May to 27 June 2021. The exhibition, conceived by Britta Peters, focuses on global warming as well as on the social climate that accompanies this situation. The artistic works range from video installations, audio walks and performances to artificial botanical landscapes and floating pavilions, adding further historical, fantastic and futuristic dimensions to the present climate discourse. Not at least art functions as perceptual amplifiers for the special features of the Ruhr region: The choice of exhibition sites ranges from the former General Blumenthal colliery in Recklinghausen to the shallows of lake of Silbersee II in Haltern.
Ana Alenso, Monira Al Qadiri, Natalie Bookchin, Michel de Broin, Johannes Büttner, Monster Chetwynd, Club Real, Mariechen Danz & Kerstin Brätsch, Hayden Fowler, Kasia Fudakowski, Hecke/Rauter/Thöricht, La Fleur, Jeewi Lee, Deborah Ligorio, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Silke Schönfeld, Paul Sochacki, Yukihiro Taguchi & Chiara Ciccarello, Raul Walch.
Artistic Director: Britta Peters
With the Ruhr Ding: Klima, Urbane Künste Ruhr is showing 22 art projects in public spaces in the cities of Gelsenkirchen, Herne, Recklinghausen and Haltern am See from 8 May to 27 June 2021. The exhibition, conceived by Britta Peters, focuses on global warming as well as on the social climate that accompanies this situation. The artistic works range from video installations, audio walks and performances to artificial botanical landscapes and floating pavilions, adding further historical, fantastic and futuristic dimensions to the present climate discourse. Not at least art functions as perceptual amplifiers for the special features of the Ruhr region: The choice of exhibition sites ranges from the former General Blumenthal colliery in Recklinghausen to the shallows of lake of Silbersee II in Haltern.
Ana Alenso, Monira Al Qadiri, Natalie Bookchin, Michel de Broin, Johannes Büttner, Monster Chetwynd, Club Real, Mariechen Danz & Kerstin Brätsch, Hayden Fowler, Kasia Fudakowski, Hecke/Rauter/Thöricht, La Fleur, Jeewi Lee, Deborah Ligorio, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Silke Schönfeld, Paul Sochacki, Yukihiro Taguchi & Chiara Ciccarello, Raul Walch.
Artistic Director: Britta Peters