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Chapter 5IVE

guest:
Samir Bantal & Rem Koolhaas

Sat, May 7, 2022–Sun, Sep 25, 2022
About Chapter 5IVEPressSummer Research ProgrammeEssay Rieke VosEssay Vivian Xinlin SongRembrandt Van RijnChristian JankowskiAgnes WaruguruAgnes DenesJasper CoppesDe OnkruidenierFutureFarmersMaarten Vanden EyndeBram DemunterVarious MakersSuzanne HuskyMusasa & MaartenGerard Ortín CastellvíIan ChengCathy van EckDiogo Passarinho Studio & TheatermachineShort Film: Rieke Vos & Samir BantalShort Film: Diogo PassarinhoShort Film: Agnes WaruguruShort Film: Jasper Coppes

Chapter 5IVE

About Chapter 5IVEPressSummer Research ProgrammeEssay Rieke VosEssay Vivian Xinlin SongRembrandt Van RijnChristian JankowskiAgnes WaruguruAgnes DenesJasper CoppesDe OnkruidenierFutureFarmersMaarten Vanden EyndeBram DemunterVarious MakersSuzanne HuskyMusasa & MaartenGerard Ortín CastellvíIan ChengCathy van EckDiogo Passarinho Studio & TheatermachineShort Film: Rieke Vos & Samir BantalShort Film: Diogo PassarinhoShort Film: Agnes WaruguruShort Film: Jasper Coppes

Die Jagd / The Hunt (1992–97)

Die Jagd / The Hunt, 1992–97
1:11 minutes, Video (VHS)

Before visitors enter the large exhibition space of Het HEM, they encounter the video The Hunt by Christian Jankowski. Driven by his primitive instincts, the artist goes hunting for his daily groceries in the supermarket. Equipped with a bow and arrow he heroically captures vegetables, fruit and an entire chicken wrapped in plastic. Until his quest to get close to nature is met with the unconcerned gaze of the checkout assistant, who nevertheless makes him pay for his trophies. The artwork forms a comical anecdote at the start of the exhibition and is a reflection of the small conflicts some of us feel when we walk through the supermarket. Did this pig have a joyful life? Does this tomato contain the nutritional value we need? And how do I move through life in a pure and honest way when I have so little grip on the actions of the big corporations that develop these products?

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