Artist

Raoul Hausmann

A prolific artist, Raoul Hausmann developed an intense practice of photography starting in the mid-1920s, first from the island of Sylt in the North Sea and then on the island of Ibiza where he sought refuge between 1933 and 1936. Fleeing the Nazi regime, he became fascinated by the traditional architecture of the island and embarked on a long-term narrative, Hyle II, a multilingual, poetic, and semi-biographical novel.

Exhibition(s)

Past

The air vibrates with the hum of insects

Ignasi Aballi Giovanni Anselmo Davide Balula Ursula Biemann Jean-Marc Bustamante Alighiero E Boetti Nina Canell Pier Paolo Calzolari Daniel Gustav Cramer Edith Dekyndt Julien Discrit Henrik Håkansson Raoul Hausmann Július Koller Jirí Kovanda Benjamin L. Aman Wolfgang Laib Bertrand Lamarche Barbara & Michael Leisgen Richard Long Anthony McCall Gabriel Orozco Katie Paterson Giuseppe Penone Gianni Pettena Michelangelo Pistoletto Michael E. Smith Jo-ey Tang Apichatpong Weerasethakul Lois Weinberger

2017