Jonas Höschl is a political conceptual artist and photographer.
Most recently, he received the Bavarian Art Award for Visual Arts and the Culture Award of the District of Upper Palatinate for printmaking for his artistic work, which encompasses the media of printmaking, sound, video and installation. He is part of the artist collective "Tannhäuser Kreis".

  1. And let my cry

    2022
    And let my cry @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff

    "This criticism of journalistic reporting is repeated in his most recent work, And let my cry (2022): it is the transcript of an (internal) recording the Bavarian Broadcasting Company made during the setup and rehearsal for the memorial service for the victims of the racist attack in Munich’s Olympia shopping center in 2016. (...) False reports led to panic in the city, and despite the perpetrator’s unambiguous statements in chat forums, authorities long pointed to his psychiatric treatment as a motive for a supposed killing spree.", Mira Anneli Naß

  2. 09. September 2015, Röszke

    2021
    09. September 2015, Röszke @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
    09. September 2015, Röszke @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
    09. September 2015, Röszke @ Akademie Galerie, Nürnberg, 2021 // Exhibition view by Kira Krüger
    09. September 2015, Röszke @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff

    "He brings his own powerlessness into focus, addressing the journalistic routinization of news agencies and editorial offices in our digitalized world. The work was supported by the Alexander Tutsek Foundation and the Cultural Office of the City of Munich.", Kunstverein Baden (OE)

    09. September 2015, Röszke @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
    09. September 2015, Röszke @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
  3. Tränen schützen nicht vor Mord

    2022
    "Tränen schützen nicht vor Mord" @ Galerie Anton Janizewski, Berlin, 2023 // Photography by Peter Oliver Wolff
    "Tränen schützen nicht vor Mord" @ Galerie der Künstler*innen // Photography by Verena Hägler
    Bavarian Culture Award

    "Jonas Höschl nimmt auf die Olympiade 1972 Bezug. Der (...) Künstler (...) setzt sich in verschiedenen Medien mit den als "heiter" intendierten Spielen auseinander, die mit der Geiselnahme der israelischen Sportler und einem Blutbad mit elf ermordeten Geiseln, einem toten Polizisten und fünf toten Entführern endete.", aus dem Artikel "Bayerische Kunstförderpreise 2021" von Roberta De Righi in der Abendzeitung München vom 04. Februar 2022

  4. Europe is lost

    2018
    Europe is lost @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
    Europe is lost @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
    Europe is lost @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff

    "Europe is lost (...) leaves an oppressive feeling. One photo shows a man whose face is completely masked, another wears dark sunglasses and smokes.", from the article "Nie wieder!" by Amelie Völker in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, July 05, 2020

    Europe is lost @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
    Woodcut series of 10 parts, edition 1/10, 50 x 70 cm
    Europe is lost @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff
    Video & Soundpiece, 06:24 min
    Viewing link for video & soundpiece on request
  5. There's history all around us

    2022
    There's history all around us @ Galerie Anton Janizweski // Exhibition View by Sascha Herrmann
    Exhibition "Schuldiger Realismus" by the Collective "Tannhäuser Kreis"
    There's history all around us @ Galerie der Künstler*innen // Exhibition View by Verena Hägler

    "Nebenan nimmt Jonas Höschl auf die Olympiade 1972 Bezug. Der (...) Künstler (...) setzt sich in verschiedenen Medien mit den als "heiter" intendierten Spielen auseinander, die mit der Geiselnahme der israelischen Sportler und einem Blutbad mit elf ermordeten Geiseln, einem toten Polizisten und fünf toten Entführern endete.

    Der Künstler verweist (...) auf Leni Riefenstahl, die das "Fest der Völker" 1936 unterm Hakenkreuz in Berlin filmisch heroisierte. Höschl macht aus Versatzstücken Anti-Propaganda.", aus dem Artikel "Bayerische Kunstförderpreise 2021" von Roberta De Righi in der Abendzeitung München vom 04. Februar 2022

  6. Der Arktis gegenüber

    2020
    der Arktis gegenüber @ Oberpfälzer Künstlerhaus, 2019

    10 × b/w photographs, edition 2/5, 50 × 35 cm
    4 × 4-color silkscreen prints, edition 2/5, 50 × 35 cm
    1 × 4-color silkscreen print, unique (5 similar), 100 × 70 cm

    "The photograph still promises to be a reflection of reality. But what does that mean? Color printing, on the other hand, with its overlays and clearly visible changes, is an artistic promise of distance from the real. But it is precisely in this combination of print and print, the two different media, that a reflection finally emerges on the subjective, individual attitude that determines the interpersonal as much as the relationship to an object.", Jochen Meister

  7. Portrait MZ

    2020
    Video 1 (FB Videos by Joachim Wolbergs), 29:00 min
    Video 2 (with Joscha Baltha), 08:50 min
    Screen prints "Portrait MZ" @ Arno Schmidt Project, Darmstadt, 2020
    Publication "Portrait MZ", more than 1000 Pages
  8. Juergen Teller X Numéro Berlin

    2017

    "That's what my students think of youth",
    Juergen Teller

    Contribution on the pages 581, 593, 600 & 601

  9. Glücks­ver­spre­chen

    2018
    200 x 600 cm, photographs, lithography, woodcut
    Glücksversprechen @ Academy Gallery Nuremberg, 2018