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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And let my cry
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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
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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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