In this episode of Amos Rex’s podcast, curator and writer dr. Nat Muller interviews artists Larissa Sansour and Søren Lind about their artistic practice. This is the second of two episodes delving into Sansour and Lind’s art, titled Historical Narratives and Memoricide. In this episode Muller, Sansour and Lind discuss the historical and geographical framework of Sansour’s work, the narratives of history and the duo’s artworks, and the ownership of memories and stories. 

Palestinian-Danish artist Larissa Sansour and Danish artist and author Søren Lind’s works are on view in at Amos Rex until March 2nd, 2025. The exhibition opens up a space for new ways of thinking about Palestinian history, loss and trauma. Sansour’s carefully considered and aesthetically refined video works and installations weave historical and contemporary politics with imagined realities, using the narrative methods of sci-fi, documentary and opera. 
 
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In this episode of Amos Rex’s podcast, curator and writer dr. Nat Muller interviews artists Larissa Sansour and Søren Lind about their artistic practice. This is the first of two episodes delving into Sansour and Lind’s art, titled Trauma and Identity. In it, Muller, Sansour and Lind discuss the meaning of trauma and memory in the construction of Palestinian identity, inherited trauma, the use of sci-fi in the artits’ works, and the universal nature of the works and themes. 

Palestinian-Danish artist Larissa Sansour and Danish artist and author Søren Lind’s works are on view at Amos Rex until March 2nd, 2025. The exhibition opens up a space for new ways of thinking about Palestinian history, loss and trauma. Sansour’s carefully considered and aesthetically refined video works and installations weave historical and contemporary politics with imagined realities, using the narrative methods of sci-fi, documentary and opera. 
 
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Amos Rex is an art museum located in Helsinki, Finland.  
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In this episode of Amos Rex’ podcast, you can listen to a talk recorded during the opening ceremony of Ryoji Ikedas solo exhibition between the artist and US-based independent curator Mika Yoshitake.  

Ikeda and Yoshitake are talking about Ikedas long and multifaceted artistic career and what has shaped his practice. Yoshitake is specialized in post-war and contemporary Japanese art and has been following Ikedas art since 2001.  

Japanese composer and artist Ryoji Ikeda works with sound, rhythm, light, scientific images and data visualization. Drawing inspiration from physical phenomena and mathematical concepts Ikeda translates invisible material and data into performances and audiovisual installations.  

The episode is recorded in English. 

Ryoji Ikedas solo exhibition at Amos Rex 27 September – 25 February 2024.

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No Ending, Only Process
A conversation about the artistic practice of Tadashi Kawamata
for Kawamata's exhibition The Nest at Amos Rex, Helsinki, from 7 May to 5 Sept 2022
Recorded in February 2022 

In February 2022, three months before the opening of The Nest at Amos Rex, Senior curator Itha O’Neill and the artist Tadashi Kawamata sat down to discuss his artistic work and the upcoming outdoor exhibition. The discussion was recorded via video call for the podcast episode “No ending, only process”. 

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