AUSSTELLUNG
Neue Galerie Landshut
— ARCHIVING PROTESTS
— ARCHIVING PROTESTS
18th of October until 16th November 2025
Friday to Sunday, 14:00 – 17:00
Badstraße 4, 84028 Landshut
Opening: 17th October, at 19:30
Welcoming and tour: Franz Schneider
10-part video installation
‘Archiv Einsdreissig’ (Archive One Thirty) – named after the average length of a news report of one minute and thirty seconds – is a long-term artistic project by Monika Huber. Since the Arab Spring in 2011, she has been documenting daily news images of worldwide protests, uprisings, wars and their consequences.
Following Aby Warburg, Huber sees her archive as an ‘atlas of memory’ that shows history not as a linear process but as a discursive one. In the video installation ‘Archiving Protests,’ she combines images of events separated in time to create new themes, dissolving the chronological sequence and thus allowing history to be experienced in a new way.
More information here.
ARCHIVING PROTESTS is funded by the Kunstfonds Foundation and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
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Friday to Sunday, 14:00 – 17:00
Badstraße 4, 84028 Landshut
Opening: 17th October, at 19:30
Welcoming and tour: Franz Schneider
10-part video installation
‘Archiv Einsdreissig’ (Archive One Thirty) – named after the average length of a news report of one minute and thirty seconds – is a long-term artistic project by Monika Huber. Since the Arab Spring in 2011, she has been documenting daily news images of worldwide protests, uprisings, wars and their consequences.
Following Aby Warburg, Huber sees her archive as an ‘atlas of memory’ that shows history not as a linear process but as a discursive one. In the video installation ‘Archiving Protests,’ she combines images of events separated in time to create new themes, dissolving the chronological sequence and thus allowing history to be experienced in a new way.
More information here.
ARCHIVING PROTESTS is funded by the Kunstfonds Foundation and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
