Nanna Debois Buhl's guest appearances

Nanna Debois Buhl

The Undergang Armchair

Bloom

Jacob Kirkegaard

Matthias Borello

John Copeland

Rasmus Høj Mygind

Jonas Liveröd

Asger Carlsen

Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos

Sean Naftel

Albert Elm

Thomas Fleurquin

Peter Funch

Malin Gabriella Nordin

Signe Vad

Nathan Gulick

Troels Aagaard

OwlTail

Marie Laurberg

“When we make images of the sky, the image is a place where three things happen: speculation about cosmic space meets with technological innovation and visual experimentation.”  Himlen over os er en kilde til fascination for både kunstnere og videnskabsfolk.  Billedkunstneren Nanna Debois Buhl retter i sine værker sit blik og kamera mod alt fra skyer til stjerner og solpletter og stiller nysgerrige spørgsmål til videnskaben.  Astrofysikeren Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz er kendt som universets bedemand, fordi han i datatunge computersimuleringer arbejder med at billedliggøre, hvordan stjerner kollapser.  Fælles for den astronomiske forskning og den kunstneriske research er, at både astrofysikere og billedkunstnere bruger billeder til at fortælle historier om himmelfænomenerne over os.  Hvilke billedfortællinger om himmelrummet har vi skabt indtil nu? Er arbejdet med at afbilde verdensrummet ikke kun rent objektivt? Og kan nye billeder lære os at se kosmos og fremtiden på nye måder?  I denne podcast går kunstner Nanna Debois Buhl i dialog med den mexicansk-amerikanske astrofysiker Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz. Samtalen er modereret af kurator Marie Laurberg og fandt sted som ‘Live litterær research’ på Louisiana Museum of Modern Art i august 2020.

Picture the Sky – Nanna Debois Buhl, Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz & Marie Laurberg

Welcome back, and happy New Year to all! We have a great artist and incredibly sweet human on the show today; Nanna Debois Buhl. I have gotten to know her a bit over the last year or so and the more I hear about what she does, and how she does it, the more I fall in love with her work. It’s thoughtful, well-researched and also very tactile, which I find to be a rare combination today. Often it’s hard for artists to lean equally on research and material when creating projects, and it’s something I think a lot about it terms of my own work. And so those are the themes of the conversation today, and I think you’ll find it really interesting. She also currently has works up in two different exhibitions, check below for links to those and other cool stuff. She is open hearted and very generous in the way she talks about her process, so let’s get straight to it. Enjoy!

<p>Welcome back, and happy New Year to all! We have a great artist and incredibly sweet human on the show today; Nanna Debois Buhl. I have gotten to know her a bit over the last year or so and the more I hear about what she does, and how she does it, the more I fall in love with her work. It’s thoughtful, well-researched and also very tactile, which I find to be a rare combination today. Often it’s hard for artists to lean equally on research and material when creating projects, and it’s something I think a lot about it terms of my own work. And so those are the themes of the conversation today, and I think you’ll find it really interesting. She also currently has works up in two different exhibitions, check below for links to those and other cool stuff. She is open hearted and very generous in the way she talks about her process, so let’s get straight to it. Enjoy!</p>

Botanizing the Asphalt ft. Nanna Debois Buhl