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MIMMO JODICE, “IMMAGINI DEL VUOTO: dalla camera oscura alla camera chiara”, curated by Andrea Viliani with Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke | VISTAMARE MILANO | OPENING September 30th, h 7 - 9pm | #nextweek

Vistamare is pleased to present IMMAGINI DEL VUOTO: dalla camera oscura alla camera chiara, an exhibition dedicated to Mimmo Jodice (Naples, 1933–2025), curated by Andrea Viliani in collaboration with the artists Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke, and organised in close collaboration with the Mimmo Jodice Archive.

A central figure in contemporary photographic history and research, Jodice has developed an independent yet radically committed practice focused on establishing photography not as an act of representation but as a meditation on reality – a combination of gestures and thoughts, physical and metaphysical elements, space and time.
The exhibition – the fourth devoted to the artist at Vistamare, and the first after his passing – is curated by Andrea Viliani together with artists Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke, whose research is, in turn, focused on investigating stories and epistemologies, materialities and (dis)functionalities, compositional structures and expressive dynamics of the language and medium of photography.
As a result of their respective archival research, the documents and works on display (some of them have never been shown before) are arranged in an open and interconnected triptych – also distinguished by varying gradients of light – which introduces and reinterprets some of the possible dimensions and enduring aspects of Jodice’s research, allowing visitors to draw their own synthesis.

Image: Mimmo Jodice, “EDEN, OPERA 26”, 1995

#galleriavistamare #contemporaryart @benedetta_spalletti@lodovicabusirivici @mimmojodice.officialpage @andreaviliani @lindafregninagler @arminlinkeofficial by @arminlinkeofficial

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Repost from @galleriavistamare
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MIMMO JODICE, “IMMAGINI DEL VUOTO: dalla camera oscura alla camera chiara”, curated by Andrea Viliani with Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke | VISTAMARE MILANO | OPENING September 30th, h 7 - 9pm | #savethedate

Vistamare is pleased to present IMMAGINI DEL VUOTO: dalla camera oscura alla camera chiara, an exhibition dedicated to Mimmo Jodice (Naples, 1933–2025), curated by Andrea Viliani in collaboration with the artists Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke, and organised in close collaboration with the Mimmo Jodice Archive.

A central figure in contemporary photographic history and research, Jodice has developed an independent yet radically committed practice focused on establishing photography not as an act of representation but as a meditation on reality – a combination of gestures and thoughts, physical and metaphysical elements, space and time.
The exhibition – the fourth devoted to the artist at Vistamare, and the first after his passing – is curated by Andrea Viliani together with artists Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke, whose research is, in turn, focused on investigating stories and epistemologies, materialities and (dis)functionalities, compositional structures and expressive dynamics of the language and medium of photography.
As a result of their respective archival research, the documents and works on display (some of them have never been shown before) are arranged in an open and interconnected triptych – also distinguished by varying gradients of light – which introduces and reinterprets some of the possible dimensions and enduring aspects of Jodice’s research, allowing visitors to draw their own synthesis.

Image: Mimmo Jodice, “Vedute di Napoli, Opera 57, Via Marina”, 1980

#galleriavistamare #contemporaryart @benedetta_spalletti@lodovicabusirivici @mimmojodice.officialpage @andreaviliani@lindafregninagler @arminlinkeofficial by @arminlinkeofficial

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a month ago

PAPARAZZI by Armin Linke and Corrado Calvo

Everyone knows these kinds of photgraphs from glossy magazines: snapshots of fast boats, dark sunglasses and dalliances. Whoever shows themselves on the beaches of Sardinia also acknowledges those others, lurking behind their cameras. Celebrities and paparazzi are symbiotically intertwined; they produce “secret images” in collaboration. Together with Corrado Calvo – one of the most famous paparazzi to date –, Armin Linke has published a selection of sequences from a conglomeration of 80,000 images from the early noughties. Within the image series shown in the publication, a different kind of logic becomes apparent that stands in contrast to the published image from mass media: Their staged character becomes obvious. Whatever is cut out of the situations shown in the magazine images only becomes evident in the sequential nature of the pictures. The photos thus unexpectedly become social documents.

Designed by @ffaabbiiaannbbrreemmeerr and @pascalstorz

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The Renaissance saw the birth of many dynasties connected to the arts in Italy. Among those was the house of Antinori (@MarchesiAntinori), whose history of winemaking dates from 1385.

Spanning 27 generations, that legacy lives on in their spectacular vineyards, including the one in the village of Bargino, south of Florence, where the family originally began making wine. It’s there, at Antinori nel Chianti Classico, in a dazzling contemporary building by @Archea_Associati, that oenology and the arts come together in the Antinori Art Project. Launched to commemorate the opening of the architectural marvel in 2012, the special endeavor commissions artists to produce works inspired by viticulture.

Now joining their ranks is Italian photographer @ArminLinkeOfficial, who over the course of a year visited the vineyard for extended stays to enmesh himself in every facet of production. In his series titled “Sampling the Vineyard,” curated by Ilaria Bonacossa (@Ila.Bonacossa), he applies the foundations of his artistic practice, which delves into systems of knowledge and the complex infrastructures of modern society.

Read more through the link in our bio.

Story by @JPTerrebonne

Photos courtesy of @MarchesiAntinori by @arminlinkeofficial

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2 months ago

What does the future of photography look like in the age of AI?

As part of „200 Years and Counting“, the panel discussion „Looking Forward“ brings together Florian Ebner, Annekathrin Kohout @kohout , and Armin Linke @arminlinkeofficial in conversation with moderator Anika Meier @anika .

Together, they explore how artificial intelligence, networked images, and digital visual cultures are transforming photography—and reshaping our understanding of images, reality, and photographic practice. Followed by a Q&A.

📅 Sat, Aug 22, 2026, 17:00–18:30
💬 In German
🎟️ Free with an exhibition ticket
🔗 Registration via link in bio

Part of „200 Years and Counting . Marking the Anniversary of Photography“
Supported by C/O Berlin Friends

Florian Ebner © Wolfgang Tillmans; Annekathrin Kohout © Neven Allgeier; Armin Linke © Manu Suárez; Anika Meier © Anika Meier taken in C/O Berlin by @arminlinkeofficial

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Repost from @galleriavistamare
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MIMMO JODICE, “IMMAGINI DEL VUOTO: dalla camera oscura alla camera chiara”, curated by Andrea Viliani with Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke | VISTAMARE MILANO | OPENING September 30th, h 7 - 9pm | #savethedate

Vistamare is pleased to present IMMAGINI DEL VUOTO: dalla camera oscura alla camera chiara, an exhibition dedicated to Mimmo Jodice (Naples, 1933–2025), curated by Andrea Viliani in collaboration with the artists Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke, and organised in close collaboration with the Mimmo Jodice Archive.
A central figure in contemporary photographic history and research, Jodice has developed an independent yet radically committed practice focused on establishing photography not as an act of representation but as a meditation on reality – a combination of gestures and thoughts, physical and metaphysical elements, space and time.
The exhibition – the fourth devoted to the artist at Vistamare, and the first after his passing – is curated by Andrea Viliani together with artists Linda Fregni Nagler and Armin Linke, whose research is, in turn, focused on investigating stories and epistemologies, materialities and (dis)functionalities, compositional structures and expressive dynamics of the language and medium of photography.
As a result of their respective archival research, the documents and works on display (some of them have never been shown before) are arranged in an open and interconnected triptych – also distinguished by varying gradients of light – which introduces and reinterprets some of the possible dimensions and enduring aspects of Jodice’s research, allowing visitors to draw their own synthesis.

Image: Mimmo Jodice, Senza titolo, 1966

#galleriavistamare #contemporaryart @benedetta_spalletti @lodovicabusirivici @mimmojodice.officialpage @andreaviliani @lindafregninagler @arminlinkeofficial by @arminlinkeofficial

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3 months ago

EISBACH

„For the entrance room of Tomás Saraceno’s exhibition „Ancestral Futures“, Linke took a photograph of the Eisbach river.
The triptych draws on the tradition of Romantic landscape painting while revealing how people have transformed the Munich English Garden from an “artificial wilderness” into a shared public space open to all. Linke’s image enters into a quiet dialogue with the seating area covered in blankets by Red Atacama. Both works speak of places shaped not only by geography but also socially, by the people who inhabit and use them. In each, landscape is presented not as property, but as a commons – something to be shared collectively.“ (text by Sarah Johanna Theurer)

Tomás Saraceno
Verwobene Welten
Haus der Kunst, Munich
until 7 Feb 2027

@haus_der_kunst @andrea.lissoni @sarahjohanna.t @studiotomassaraceno #eisbach by @arminlinkeofficial

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3 months ago

C/O Berlin will celebrate the bicentennial of photography on August 22, during the week of World Photography Day, with an all-day program of events!

Together with guests from art, photography, and media studies, we will look at the history and future of the medium: How is our understanding of images changing in an era shaped by artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, and a flood of images?

In the context of the exhibition “The Lure of the Image”, the program explores the impact of AI on photography, image culture, and society—from its history and its relationship to photography to its ecological footprint.

The program includes a keynote by Kate Crawford @__katecrawford__; two panel discussions with Michelle Henning @prof.michellehenning, Susanne Kriemann @susanne.kriemann, Ryan S. Jeffery @ryan_s_jeffery, moderated by Steffen Siegel @steffen.siegel, and with Florian Ebner, Annekathrin Kohout @kohout, Armin Linke @arminlinkeofficial, moderated by Anika Meier @anika, as well as a workshop with Bruce Eesly @bruceeesly and an open-air film screening with works by Bruce Eesly, Daphné Nan Le Sergent @daphnelesergent, Gala Hernández López @gala__hernandez, and Ryan S. Jeffery.

Registration will be possible from August. Admission free with exhibition ticket (15/8 Euro).

☞ Read more on PiB Photography in Berlin:
https://www.photography-in.berlin/co-berlin-200-years-and-counting/

Images: 1) 200 Years and Counting . Marking the Anniversary of Photography © C/O Berlin Foundation, Design: Naroska 2) Kate Crawford. Courtesy of Robert Bosch Academy 3) Endangered Gestures, 2026, video still, 5 min. © Bruce Eesly 4) Like Moths to the Light, 2026, video still, 26 min. © Gala Hernández López taken in C/O Berlin by @arminlinkeofficial

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3 months ago

Neutrinos & Dark Matter launched its first public chapter as a collaboration between the Academy of Fine Arts Munich (AdBK), the Technical University of Munich (TUM), and Haus der Kunst, bringing together young artists and astrophysicists. Neutrinos & Dark Matter approaches astrophysics as a field of imagination, perception, and encounter, where scientific instruments, invisible particles, environments, and human presence come into relation. Conceived as a series of temporary interventions, the project will continue to unfold over the coming years within Open Haus, opening conversations around forms of knowledge, the unknown, and how we experience worlds beyond direct visibility together with the public.

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Neutrinos & Dark Matter, das Kooperationsprojekt der Akademie der Bildenden Künste München (AdBK), der Technischen Universität München (TUM) und dem Haus der Kunst München hat erste Ergebnisse der Zusammenarbeit vorgestellt. Neutrinos & Dark Matter begreift die Astrophysik als eine Kontaktzone, innerhalb derer unsichtbare Teilchen, wissenschaftliche Instrumente und menschliche Akteur*innen in Beziehung zueinander treten. Als Serie temporärer Interventionen konzipiert, wird sich das Projekt in den kommenden Jahren im Rahmen von Open Haus weiter entfalten. Gemeinsam mit dem Publikum fragt es danach, wie Wissen an den Grenzen des Sichtbaren entsteht und welche kulturellen, technischen und imaginativen Praktiken unsere Beziehung zum Unbekannten prägen.

With contributions by Anastasiia Batishcheva, Sofian Biazzi, Estelle Blaschke, Nina Caviezel, Rosanna Deckert, Matteo Giacomelli, Jiangyue Guo, Michael Hock, Armin Linke, Sofia Lonardi, Nicolas Maximilian, Camilla Prey, Selina Rudolph, Alexandra Scholz, Jiwon Song, Janis Strobl, Kristian Tchiorniy.

Photocredits © Anastasiia Batishcheva

Funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) – Collaborative Research Centre 1258 – 283604770, with support of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich, the Technical University of Munich, and Haus der Kunst München. by @arminlinkeofficial

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4 months ago

Neutrinos & Dark Matter brings together artists and astrophysicists from the Academy of Fine Arts Munich and TUM in an interdisciplinary research project exploring the intersections of art, science & technology. As part of Open Haus in May, the group will present first temporary interventions through sound, performances, workshops & readings inspired by invisible phenomena such as neutrinos and dark matter.

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Neutrinos & Dark Matter verbindet junge Künstler:innen und Astrophysiker:innen der Akademie der Bildenden Künste München und der TUM in einem interdisziplinären Forschungsprojekt zwischen Kunst, Wissenschaft & Technologie. Im Rahmen von Open Haus werden erste Arbeiten und Interventionen präsentiert – mit Sound, Performances, Workshops & Readings rund um unsichtbare Phänomene wie Neutrinos und Dunkle Materie.

Open Haus | Neutrinos & Dark Matter
29.5. | 4-10pm | Auditorium

@neutrinos_and_dark_matter @tu.muenchen @andrea.lissoni @arminlinkeofficial @radio80000
Special thanks to @artsatcern for facilitating the CERN visit.

Video Credits:
@_katrinbauer @nina.caviezel @jiangyueguo @icecube_neutrino Guillaume Menguy @jiwonsongji @manuelaillera

Videoedit: @pechschwefel by @arminlinkeofficial

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📌 📆 This Friday, 29.5.26, join us @haus_der_kunst for NEUTRINOS & DARK MATTER — an experimental live programme unfolding from 4:00–10:00 PM. Expect an evening with lecture performances, site-specific installations, an artist talk, and a live set by @radio80000.

NEUTRINOS & DARK MATTER approaches astrophysics as a field of imagination, perception, and encounter, where scientific instruments, invisible particles, environments, and human presence come into relation. This Friday’s programme brings together young artists from @akademie_der_bildenden_kuenste and astrophysicists from @tu.muenchen in an ongoing shared process of research and exchange that began in 2025. Conceived as a series of temporary interventions, the project will continue to unfold over the coming years within Open Haus at @haus_der_kunst, opening conversations around forms of knowledge, the unknown, and how we experience worlds beyond direct visibility together with the public.

With Anastasiia Batishcheva (@nas_batis), Sofian Biazzi (@sofianbiazzi), Estelle Blaschke (@estelleblaschke), Nina Caviezel (@nina.caviezel), Rosanna Deckert (@rosanna.deckert), Matteo Giacomelli (@mgiacomellistudio), Jiangyue Guo (@/jiangyueguo), Michael Hock, Armin Linke (@arminlinkeofficial), Sofia Lonardi, Nicolas Maximilian (@nicolas__maximilian), Camilla Prey (@millacamillaprey), Selina Rudolph, Alexandra Scholz (@_leexii), Jiwon Song (@jiwonsongji), Janis Strobl (@criticalceramics), Kristian Tchiorniy (@kristiantcho) and many more.

🔗 More information about the upcoming programme is available via link in bio.

Visuals: @mimishudiyan | Sound: @sofianbiazzi taken in Haus der Kunst by @arminlinkeofficial

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5 months ago

Dear all, it was Friday the 13th, and situation neue serie 008 turned out to become one of those magical moments that you could never plan or imagine. Armin Linke was on fire. The exhibition is running until March 30. Private views only. PM us if you want to see the show at Santa Lucia Galerie der Gespräche, Hasenheide 54, 10967 Berlin. by @arminlinkeofficial

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7 months ago