Jason Hirata at Kunstverein Nürnberg
Artists: Lutz Bacher, Alex Bienstock, Matt Browning, Dora Budor, Levi Easterbrooks, Jim Fletcher, Saidiya Hartman, Debbe Hirata, Jason Hirata, Adam Khalil, Zack Khalil, Pope.L, Jason Loebs, Jordan Lord, Balthazar Lovay, Zoey Marks, Park McArthur, Vreni Naess, No Total, Jackson Polys, Lucas Quigley, Nick Raffel, Carissa Rodriguez, Noam Segal, Knut Olaf Sunde
Venue: Kunstverein Nürnberg
Exhibition Title: 25 OCTOBER, 2015 — 12 MAY, 2019
Date: March 1 – May 26, 2019
Lutz Bacher, DANGER ( Module ), 2019, 6:29
Full gallery of images, videos, press release and link available after the jump.
Images:
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- Matt Browning
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- Alex Bienstock
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- Alex Bienstock
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- Matt Browning
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- Carissa Rodriguez and Saidiya Hartman
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- Lucas Quigley, Levi Easterbrooks, Jason Hirata
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- Lucas Quigley, Levi Easterbrooks, Jason Hirata
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- Park McArthur
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- Park McArthur
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- Matt Browning
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- Matt Browning
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- Vreni Naess, Nick Raffel
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- Jason Loebs
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- Jason Loebs
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- Zoey Marks
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- Levi Easterbrooks
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- Jordan Lord
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- PopeL.
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- Dora Budor
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- No Total
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- Lutz Bacher
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- Lutz Bacher
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- Alex Bienstock
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- Alex Bienstock
Videos:
Lutz Bacher, FOG ( Module ), 2019, 10:50
Lutz Bacher, DANGER ( Module ), 2019, 6:29
Dora Budor, Benedick, or Else (Night Shift), 2019, 8:38
Jordan Lord, After…After…(Access), 2018, (excerpt)
Images courtesy of Kunstverein Nürnberg
Press Release:
I have never looked at all of these objects in the same place before. These works aren’t mine, yet the exhibition is my solo show.
To make a living I do various technical jobs in the field of art in New York City. I work as an assistant to artists. I make videos. I install exhibitions. My partner is an artist and I often help her in the studio, as she helps me. Many of my friends are artists too and their practices almost always require collective action at some point. I also work for people who don’t make art, but nonetheless require the production of material content. This activity occupies a large part of my time so that most of my days are spent in the space of other people’s practices. I play a support role in these activities, and sometimes a catalytic one. Occasionally, I am there to do something unexpected.
25 October, 2015—12 May, 2019 is an exhibition of works that have been loaned to me and results from these relationships. It presents some of my commitments over the last five years. It traces my activity and engagement, and gives form to a variety of supporting roles.
— Jason Hirata