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".
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Europe is lost
2018"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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Jackie. Oder: Hunde, die ich gesehen habe...
2020Jackie. Or: Dogs I saw…
I saw a trailer for a movie. A women touched the bottom part of her nose with two fingers. A dog reacted by raising his right paw.
I saw multiple covers of children's books with illustrations of a dog and a little boy. The colours were saturated and shiny.
I saw Konrad Adenauer with a dog in a photograph. The photographer explained during an interview, that the chancellor didn't want to be portrayed like this.
I saw an advertisement for a hoodie on Instagram. It showed a cartoon dog with a burning candle on its head.
I saw a prank video on YouTube. It was about a dog scaring pedestrians by being dressed up like a spider.
I saw a frozen dog in a garbage bin behind glass in an exhibition.
I read multiple times that the dog Jackie from the movie trailer must have really existed. -
Portrait MZ
2020