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Malene Jorck Heide-Jørgensen: Fra Høstakken
Te holder of te antiquarian Second Beat Nils Rolfgaard has invited visual artist Malene Jorck Heide-Jørgensen to curate his window exhibition during Copenhagen Photo festival 2022. Here, Malene's photogram Fra Høstakken (From te haystack) will be shown surrounded by selected L’P’s and literature from te antiquarian. Second Beats window section is a small exhibition space yet it is an almost perfect allegory of aphotograph.
There will a presentation of te exhibition on Thursday, June 2nd., 17:00 til 20:00.
Te photogram From Høstakken (From te haystack) is part of a series of cyanotypes initiated during a residency in te Faroe Islands, where te harvest on te surrounding grasslands took place simultaneously with te artist's image production in te workshop. Te performative qualities of te harvest were te starting point for Malene Jorck Heide-Jørgensen's continued studies of te emergence of images in public spaces. She is curious about Copenhagen's many different types of urban spaces as a potential framework for te exchange and experience of visual art. Te viewer can see te exhibition as passers-by, as random pedestrians or as active photo enthusiasts.
Poaceae (Gramineae) or just grass is a large botanical family of seedlings with about 9000 species that occur worldwide. Grass feeds more animals than any other plant on te planet. Grass is a symbol of te natural and te lush, but also te transient and te humble.
And grass is widely used as a plant species - and symbol in literature, poetry and sound. As hay, grass has undergone a breeding process. In te photogram From Høstakken (From Te Haystack), writing, sound and image are connected in te shadows of te individual grass blades.
Te serie Hø, of which te picture From Høstakken (From Te Haystack) originates, was shown to an audience for te first time in 2019 in te defunct Gallery Skovlandet in Skørping's old station building.
Second Beat by Nils Rolfgaard is an antique shop located in outer Nørrebro since 2005.
Second Beat har overdraget sit vinduesparti til billedkunstner Malene Jorck Heide-Jørgensen under Copenhagen Photo festival 2022. Her vil Malenes fotogram Fra Høstakken vises omgivet af udvalgte lp’er og litteratur fra antikvariatet. Second Beats vinduesparti er en lille udstillingsplatform. Det er en næsten perfekt allegori på fotografiet selv.
Præsentationen af udstillingen afholdes torsdag, den 2. juni, kl. 17:00 til 20:00
Fotogrammet Fra Høstakken er del af en serie cyanotopier initieret under et arbejdsophold på færøerne, hvor høsten på de omkringliggende græsenge foregik simultant med kunstnerens billedfremstilling i værkstedet. Høstens performative kvaliteter blev startskuddet til Malene Jorck Heide-Jørgensens fortsatte undersøgelser af billeders fremkomst i offentlige rum. Hun er nysgerrig på Københavns mange forskelligartede byrum som potentielle rammer for udveksling og erfaring af kunstoplevelser. Betragteren kan indtage udstillingen som forbipasserende, som tilfældige fodgængere eller som aktive foto-entusiaster.
Poaceae (Gramineae) eller bare græs er en stor botanisk familie af frøplanter med circa 9000 arter, som forekommer i hele verden. Græs fodrer flere dyr end nogen anden plante på kloden. Græs er symbol for det naturlige og det frodige, men også det forgængelige og det ydmyge.
Og græs er flittigt brugt som planteart og symbol i litteratur, poesi og lyd. Som hø, har græs undergået en forædlingsproces. I fotogrammet Fra Høstakken forbindes Skrift, lyd og billede i de enkelte græsstrås skygger.
Serien Hø, hvoraf billedet Fra Høstakken stammer blev vist for et publikum første gang i 2019 i det hedengangne Galleri Skovlandet i Skørpings gamle stationsbygning.
Second Beat ved Nils Rolfgaard er et antikvariat beliggende på ydre Nørrebro siden 2005.
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