Naoya Hatakeyama

Artist Meets Archive #3: Yokohama Souvenirs

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Naoya Hatakeyamas Werk umfasst Serien zu Landschaften und Architekturen, die eine vom Menschen geschaffene Natur dokumentieren, in der er selbst jedoch nicht mehr vorkommt. In Deutschland hat Hatakeyama im Jahr 2003 unter anderem die Sprengung der Zeche Westfalen I/II fotografiert. Er wurde 1997 mit dem Kimura Ihei Award of Photography und 2000 mit dem Mainichi Art Award ausgezeichnet.

Für seine Ausstellung im Museum für Ostasiatische Kunst verwendet Naoya Hatakeyama Fotografien von japanischen Sehenswürdigkeiten aus der Meiji-Ära Japans (1868-1912) als Inspiration für seine eigene fotografische Untersuchung dieser Orte. Dabei interessiert ihn der zeitliche Aspekt, der zwischen den damaligen touristischen Ansichten und der heutigen Landschaft liegt. Die spielerische Gegenüberstellung von Archivmaterial und seinen eigenen Aufnahmen öffnet darüber hinaus das Spektrum zwischen der Fotografie als Dokument und der Fotografie als Kunstwerk.

All artists who participated in the program
 From Vies possibles et imaginaires © Yasmine Eid-Sabbagh and Rozenn Quéré, 2012

Yasmine Eid-Sabbagh

Artist Meets Archive #2: Rautenstrauch-Joest cat Scratching the Black Box of Colonial Photographs

 Joan Fontcuberta © Damian Zimmermann

Joan Fontcuberta

Artist Meets Archive #2: Gossan: Mars Mission

 Erik Kessels © Erik Kessels

Erik Kessels

Artist Meets Archive #1: Archive Land

 Lebohang Kganye © Lerato Ntombela

Lebohang Kganye

Artist Meets Archive #3: Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum

 Ola Kolehmainen © Maija Toivane

Ola Kolehmainen

Artist Meets Archive #1: COELN. Cathedral of Light

 Pablo Lerma © T. Ripa

Pablo Lerma

Artist Meets Archive #3: NS-Documentation Center

 Lilly Lulay © Enrique Ramirez

Lilly Lulay

Artist Meets Archive #3: Rhenish Image Archive

 Anna Orłowksa © Chrobot&Filak

Anna Orłowksa

Artist Meets Archive #2: A Part of the Part

 Ronit Porat © Yair Barak

Ronit Porat

Artist Meets Archive #1: Paradiesvogel

 Rosângela Rennó © Julia Rennó

Rosângela Rennó

Artist Meets Archive #2: Eaux des Colonies

 Fiona Tan © A van Leeuwarden

Fiona Tan

Artist Meets Archive #1: GAAF

 Roselyne Titaud © Yves Bresson

Roselyne Titaud

Artist Meets Archive #1: Die Hummer-Quadrille

 Antje van Wichelen © Antje van Wichelen

Antje van Wichelen

Artist Meets Archive #1: NOISY IMAGES

Participants

The Artist Meets Archive programme invites international artists to collaborate with the Cologne Archives & Collections. Within the framework of a residency, they can immerse themselves in the city's photographic holdings and develop an exhibition project for the Photoszene Festival. In the first two editions of Artist Meets Archive, eleven artists were able to participate and present their projects in Cologne.

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