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Upcoming exhibition
Opening: 05.05.2022, 18-21h
Kimgo Project Space, Prenzlauer Berg
Outrage porn is any type of media or narrative that aims to use outrage to elicit strong emotional responses in order to capture the interest of a broader audience, whether in traditional television, radio, or print media, or in social media. The term Outrage Porn was introduced in 2009 by New York Times political cartoonist and essayist Tim Kreider.
Our time is characterized by just that: Rage and anger over even the most trivial topics; whether it's an Instagram post or a celebrity's opinion on TV, our cancel culture often contributes to a distorted view of the world in which stories that send us into a rage and outrage are highlighted, while others that would alleviate that frustration remain in the background. Have we become addicted to this kind of "news porn" and lost our ability to focus on the real issues, or can this be a way to build an empathetic global community? What does this phenomenon mean for our society? Four artists, whose artistic approach differs significantly from each other, are invited to critically examine the topic.
Kimgo Project Space, Prenzlauer Berg
Outrage porn is any type of media or narrative that aims to use outrage to elicit strong emotional responses in order to capture the interest of a broader audience, whether in traditional television, radio, or print media, or in social media. The term Outrage Porn was introduced in 2009 by New York Times political cartoonist and essayist Tim Kreider.
Our time is characterized by just that: Rage and anger over even the most trivial topics; whether it's an Instagram post or a celebrity's opinion on TV, our cancel culture often contributes to a distorted view of the world in which stories that send us into a rage and outrage are highlighted, while others that would alleviate that frustration remain in the background. Have we become addicted to this kind of "news porn" and lost our ability to focus on the real issues, or can this be a way to build an empathetic global community? What does this phenomenon mean for our society? Four artists, whose artistic approach differs significantly from each other, are invited to critically examine the topic.
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About Me
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I am a curator, artist coach, and writer based in Berlin but working internationally.
I started my art career in early 2015 by working for different art museums, NGOs, festivals and galleries. Since 2017, I have curated more than 16 exhibitions with more than 100 artists, written countless art essays and articles and grown up professionally in the vibrant art scene of Berlin. During the 2020 lockdown, I brought my baby project to life: the A-to-Z Coaching Programme for Visual Artists. In ten sessions, I bring all my love, experience and expertise to those who are serious about their careers! My approach with visual artists? "Give a Man a Fish, and You Feed Him for a Day. Teach a Man To Fish, and You Feed Him for a Lifetime" As part of the A-to-Z Coaching Programme, I teach visual artists tailored strategies, sustainable success thinking and practical business advice, crucial for their career development. I want to show artists how to build a success mindset for their careers and not just guide them through the process passively. I am looking forward to get to know you! |
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