Henrik Plenge Jakobsen

Henrik Plenge Jakobsen (* 1967 in Copenhagen , Denmark ) is a Danish artist who works with a variety of media such as sculpture , installations , performances and public appearances.

Life

Jakobsen studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen from 1987 to 1994. From 1992 to 1993 he studied at the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts in Paris and at the Institut des hautes études en arts plastiques , Paris.

Jakobsen lives in Copenhagen and is a professor at the Art Academy in Oslo .

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Jakobsen's works are often a combination of visual elements in a spatial relationship, often combined with action and performance elements.

Exhibitions

• 2010: Henrik Plenge Jakobsen. Main frame , art association for the Rhineland and Westphalia , Düsseldorf
• 2010: Eye Act , Badischer Kunstverein , Karlsruhe
• 2007: Mad love. Young art from Danish private collections , (group exhibition), Alken , Denmark
• 2007: Manhattan Engineering District , FRAC des Pays-de-la-Loire , Carquefou , France
• 2007: J'Accuse , South London Gallery , London
• 2003: Circus Portikus , Portikus , Frankfurt am Main

literature

• Henrik Plenge Jakobsen et al .: J'accuse , Revolver Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2007 ISBN 3-86588-360-5 .
• Henrik Plenge Jakobsen: Circus Porticus: An Opera in One Act by Henrik Plenge Jakobsen , in 2003 in the exhibition hall Portikus, Frankfurt am Main 2004 ISBN 3-928071-70-X .
• Henrik Plenge Jakobsen / René Lück: Exhibition at the Dresdner Bank, Frankfurt am Main, June - September 2001, in English.

Web links

• Literature by and about Henrik Plenge Jakobsen in the catalog of the German National Library
• Exhibition Kunstverein Düsseldorf 2010
• Homepage Henrik Plenge Jakobsen
• Carquefou exhibition, 2007
• Exhibition South London Gallery, 2007
• Exhibition Portikus, Frankfurt am Main, 2003
• Paderborn: Nietzsche bell with the inscription “God is dead! God stays dead! And we killed him! How do we console ourselves, the murderers of all murderers! "

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung from December 26, 2010, page 49 :; Three, two, one ... mine with a picture