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Jeanno Gaussi

Born in Kabul, and growing up in Kabul, Delhi and Berlin, Jeanno Gaussi’s interests transcend national borders and genres. Initially focused on film and video art, her work now transcends genre boundaries. Starting from a narrative concept, she creates installations that include video, photography, objects and texts. Her art explores the places where she’s worked, travelled and had meaningful encounters. It engages with remembrance, identity and the social and cultural processes associated with them. She develops projects in relation to the place of their creation, examining the unique aspects of her surroundings.  
Jeanno joined global dis:connect as an artist fellow.

Message in a Bottle

During her fellowship at global dis:connect, Jeanno will reflect and focus on a fragment of her childhood in India. By working with specific material, she reconnects with memories, decontextualising them and connecting them in a new form and narrative.

 

Contact

Click HERE to mail Jeanno and HERE for a list of her works.  
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Ayşe Güngör

Ayşe Güngör is an art historian with a background in art theory, anthropology and curatorial practices. Her research examines the confluence of art and anthropology in the practices of contemporary artists from Turkey, broadening the frame via narratives of global art and cultural exchange and eco-art practices. She investigates theoretical debates on artistic representation and institutional frameworks.

Istanbul on Display: The Disengagements in the Globalization of Art within the Context of Exhibiting Istanbul in Germany

At global dis:connect, she investigated the global art discourses embedded in institutionalised contemporary art through the representation of Istanbul in Germany through several exhibitions since 2000. By examining this complex relationship of global interconnectedness, her research seeks to identify gaps and limitations in the globalisation processes of contemporary art from Turkey.   Find out more about the workshop Ayşe organized during her fellowship.   Please click HERE to watch an Interview with Ayşe.
 

Contact

Click HERE to mail Ayşe and HERE for a list of her publications.

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