andreas muellerpohle

 

"flow, flow" at Photo Edition Berlin
Till 20 February, 2012. Exhibited photo works: Cyclograms, Digital Scores, Face Codes, Atomic Laughter, The Danube River Project, Hong Kong Waters. Videos: Entropia, Yumiko, Hiroshima 29/3/01, Coasting, Zigzag, Vertical, Dark Waves, and Araki at Work (video edition of 99+IX). Opening speech (in German) by Hubertus von Amelunxen. Photo Edition Berlin, Ystaderstr. 14, 10437 Berlin, tel +49-(0)30-4171 7831. Open Wed 14–18, Sat 12–16 and by appointment

 

Hong Kong Arts Centre
Hong Kong Waters at Hong Kong Arts Centre, presented by Lumenvisum,
16–29 April 2011, Pao Galleries, 4–5/F, 2 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong
"Hong Kong Waters, a photo/video/sound project by German media artist Andreas Müller-Pohle, brings two dimensions of Hong Kong together: its vertical urbanity and its horizontal alignment to the water. It is the first comprehensive portrait of Hong Kong seen from the perspective of the water, with never-before captured views of the many water sites this Asian mega-metropolis has to offer. The exhibition comprises three media: photography, using a half/half underwater technique already applied in a previous work by the artist, The Danube River Project (2005/2006); video, displayed in a variety of visual approaches to the water, from “Coasting”, where the recording camera is a plaything of the waves, to “Dark Waves”, an intriguing sight of Victoria Harbour at night; and sound, presented in the form of a water-focused audioscape of Hong Kong, composed by Japanese sound artist Shingo Inao. Hong Kong Waters was realized between January 2009 and December 2010. Hong Kong Arts Centre is the first venue to show this work." – Tse Mingchong, Curator
Partners: Lumenvisum, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong Arts Development Council, HP, Creative Promotions, Authentic Vision, Hong Kong Tourism Board, Monochrom. Exhibition feature on Hong Kong TV (in Chinese language). More info at www.riverproject.net

Gesshin-in, Kyoto
Projection installation of The Danube River Project at Gesshin-in Temple, Kyoto, 19–27 February 2011. Live performance by Shingo Inao on 19 February. Supported by the Berlin Senate Cultural Affairs Department

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Photobook Award
The Danube River Project book has been chosen as one of 22 new international titles to receive the Photobook Award 2007/08, nominated by German writer/curator Hans-Michael Koetzle: "A good photo book is more than just the sum of its good photos. A good photo book is the visual statement of a confident author. It follows an idea, has a message, ties together a theme following a clear concept. The Danube River Project fulfils all the above mentioned criteria. As a book it portrays an engaging as well as spatio-temporal project that has to be imagined at a junction of geography and ecology, history and presence, demarcation and opening: The Danube as a leitmotif for an intelligent and explosive story in images, for which the author has created a formal aesthetic that surprises. The Danube River Project is not Andreas Müller-Pohle´s first book, but it might be his best so far. It is proof of how the theorist and photographer is able to constantly reinvent himself. – Hans-Michael Koetzle

Trailer
"The Danube River Project" on YouTube

Europäisches Donaumuseum, Ingolstadt
8 July–29 September, 2007. Exhibition "The Danube River Project". Stadtmuseum Ingolstadt, Auf der Schanz 45, 85049 Ingolstadt, Germany

Danube River Project IV
25 October–6 November, 2005. Fourth field trip: Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Vidin, Giurgiu, Rousse, Braila, Tulcea, Sulina (with Ulla Schnorr)


Danube River Project III
09–14 September, 2005. Third field trip: Vukovar, Novi Sad, Belgrade

Danube River Project I
11–24 July, 2005. First field trip: Donaueschingen, Ulm, Donauwörth, Ingolstadt, Regensburg, Passau, Linz, Vienna, Bratislava (with Ulla Schnorr)