Jeppe Hein
| Zuordnung | Künstler_in Mann |
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| URLs | Dokumentation Dokumentation Website Künstler_innen Youtube |
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| Preis | 2014 | ARKENs KUNSTPRIS | ARKENs KUNSTPRIS | Dänemark | |
| Preis | 2013 | Ars Fennica award of the Henna and Pertti Niemistö | Ars Fennica Art Foundation | Finnland | |
| Preis | 2012 | Robert-Jacobsen-Preis | Stiftung Würth | Deutschland | |
| Preis | 2011 | Kulturpris i Vordingborg Kommune | Kulturpris i Vordingborg Kommune | ||
| Stipendium | 2010 | 3- year grant of Statens Kunstfond | Statens Kunstfond | Germany | |
| Ehrung | 2009 | Honorary Chair Henry Art Gallery | Henry Art Gallery | Seattle, USA | |
| Stipendium | 2009 | Artist in Residence Atelier Calder | Atelier Calder | Saché, Frankreich | |
| Preis | 2007 | Landschaftskunstpreis NEULAND | Stiftung Niedersachsen | Deutschland |
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| Einzelausstellung | 2915 | This Way | Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg | Wolfsburg | |
| Einzelausstellung | 2018 | Inhale - Hold - Exhale | Kunstmuseum Thun | Thun, Switzerland | |
| Einzelausstellung | 2016 | Jeppe Hein | Lehmbruck-Museum | Duisburg | |
| Einzelausstellung | 2011 - 2012 | 1 × Museum 10 × Rooms 11 × works | Neues Museum | Nürnberg | |
| Einzelausstellung | 2009 | Sense City | Kunsthal Aarhus l | Århus |
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| Monographie | 2014 | Jeppe Hein. Vanitas - Ewig ist eh nichts | Nathalie Küchen | Berlin | Georg-Kolbe-Museum | |||||||
| Monographie | 2015 | Koenig Books | The Happiness of Burnout - The Case of Jeppe He | Finn Janning | Köln | |||||||
| Monographie | 2015 | Hatje Cantz Verlag | Jeppe Hein: This Way | ISBN 978-3-7757-4084-5 | Ostfildern | Ralf Beil |
Ausstellungen
2004Ausstellungen
2003
Geboren
Kopenhagen, Dänemark
Arbeitsorte / Ateliers
Kopenhagen / Berlin, Dänemark / Deutschland
How did you become an artist? What is your background?
I grew up with the work of Asger Jorn, mostly because I’m related to his family. Asger Jorn was an extremely multifaceted personality with incredible potential; his work was definitely ahead of his time. He was interested in different subjects and politically involved. His work inspired me in manifold ways, but the most striking inspiration for me is that his work was extremely physical. Sometimes you get goose bumps when you look at his work. The physical qualities of his artworks make it easier for people to approach them. Asger Jorn always tried to communicate with the viewer and impart knowledge through his work, often using different kinds of materials and media for this purpose. My artistic approach is a similar one, and my aim is to reach people by offering them the possibility to participate in the action of a piece.
http://www.arterritory.com/en/texts/interviews/2293-jeppe_hein_and_his_happiness/
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Are you really here | 2014 | Jeppe Hein | |
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Double Enlightenment | 2014 | Jeppe Hein | |
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Light Pavilion | 2009 | Jeppe Hein | |
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Pulse | 2013 | Jeppe Hein | |