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Harvard, Cambridge (USA), 11. September 2024 Ossification– Lecture Performance ᵉⁿAt the opening of the exhibition Made in Germany? at the Busch-Reisinger Museum (Harvard Art Museums), I will speak in depth about my work on view, Ostalgie, and take the audience on a journey through German history and the political present, while providing an overview of my practice over […]

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Dates

12. September 2024Opening Made in Germany Harvard Art Museums
26. September 5pmHard Style – Performance Stadthalle Chemnitz
29. September 11am – 5pmFinissage – Bundestag Berlin
29. September 5pmCONCEPTS – Book Release

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Henrike Naumann was born in Zwickau (GDR) in 1984. She lives and works in Berlin and London.

Naumann reflects on socio-political problems on the level of design and interiors and explores the friction between opposing political opinions in dealing with taste and personal everyday aesthetics. In her immersive installations, she arranges furniture and objects creating scenographic spaces into which she integrates video and sound works. Her practice reflects the mechanisms of radicalization and their connection to personal experience. Although she has dealt intensively with German history in her work, Naumann constantly questions this perspective by working in different international contexts. Her artistic practice is accompanied by a wide range of lectures and interdisciplinary collaborations reflecting on the questions immanent in her work. Henrike Naumann is a fellow at the Berlin Artistic Research Program 2024/25.

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