慶應義塾大学アート・センター　Keio University Art Center

The Keio University Art Center organizes contemporary art exhibitions because it is precisely in the university setting, where the younger generation studies, that it is important to create opportunities for young people to encounter the work of artists who live/lived in the contemporary period and to come into contact with diverse perspectives.

　Since 2017, the exhibition series 'Standing Point' has introduced contemporary artists with independent standpoints and questioned the possibilities of art in contemporary society. Following the first exhibition by Yoko Terauchi (Spring 2017) and the second exhibition by Ana Mendieta (Spring 2019), the third exhibition to conclude the series will feature Hanne Darboven.

　German artist Hanne Dalboven's works are layered in time in a well-organized format, and unobtrusively call into question the present, which includes the far past and the future. Now is the time to listen to the murmurs of Dalboven's work, as we continue to live in a corona that has brought about a homogenizing experience of time, and as we face the historical event of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Behind the scenes: installing the exhibition “Hanne Darboven”

Installing the exhibition “Hanne Darboven”, which took more than 8 hours over the two days of April 27-28, was filmed using GoPro.
GIF images on our website and video on Instagram, each reduced to approximately 20 seconds, is now available.

Moreover, an edited version of this documentary is also now available on YouTube!
We added subtitles, extra videos and photos to this 3.5 minute film. 
Please watch the amazing work of the installation team!
 

ハンネ・ダルボーフェン展ができるまで：全景編 | Behind the scenes: installing the exhibition “Hanne Darboven”

ハンネ・ダルボーフェン展ができるまで：《環境〈80〉：今日》編 | Behind the scenes: installing the exhibition “Hanne Darboven”

Photo by Katsura Muramatsu (Calo-works)

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