Jonas Höschl is a conceptual artist and photographer. For his artistic work, which encompasses printmaking, sound, video, and installation, he has received the Paula Modersohn-Becker Art Prize, the Bavarian Art Promotion Prize for Fine Arts, and the German Photobook Prize, among others. He has published the art books Fade Away Medley (Das Wetter), Politics of Media Images (Hatje Cantz), and most recently 80 Portraits: 73 Men, 7 Women (Verlag für moderne Kunst).
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Europe is lost
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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
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Europe is lost @ EIGEN + ART Lab, Berlin, 2022 // Exhibition view by Peter Wolff ![]()
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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 ![]()
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Manfred Weber
2019"Manfred Weber (2019) consists of various samples from the commercials of 41 parties that contested the European elections in Germany in May 2019. The resulting mosaic of political diversity is dramatized musically; Falco's song "Europa" can be heard and the setting is based on Bavarian brass band music. Höschl examines the suggestive imagery of advertising agencies and makes clear how uniform the parties' self-representations are. The artist deconstructs the representations by breaking through the promising narratives with recordings of resistance and police violence.", HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark
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Video-Production: Max Grünauer
Brass Music & Vocals: Philipp Lohmeier, Max Blechschmidt, Simon Kränkl
Lyrics: Falco, Thomas Rabitsch, Thomas Lang
Photography: Pilar Schacher
