On view at Hamburger Bahnof is “Magical Soup,” a group exhibition featuring key works and loans representing the latest generation of artists and centred around the nexus of sound, image and social space. The exhibition focuses on the relationship between hearing, seeing and the experience of socially shaped space. Included are media art pieces, installations and works on paper—from the 1970s to the present—proposing alternate perspectives on a constantly shifting reality and previous assumptions about actuality.“Magical Soup” features works by media art pioneers Nam June Paik, Jochen Gerz and Keiichi Tanaami, and by multimedia artists Stan Douglas, Anne Imhof, Pipilotti Rist, Rodney Graham, Doulgas Gordon, and many more. The exhibition also offers works by a younger generation of artists, such as KorakritArunanondchai, TrishaBaga, ChristineSun Kim, Dineo Seshee Bopape, and others.
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