Charlotte Prodger

In her films, video installations, objects and photographic works, the artist does not address these issues in an activist accusatory manner, but weaves a multitude of art-historical, social and autobiographical subtexts into a differentiated overall picture. She makes personal and social contradictions perceptible in atmospheric images that show absence and alienation as well as security and safety.

The Kunst Museum Winterthur presents the first comprehensive solo exhibition of Charlotte Prodger in a museum. It offers a deeper insight into a work of the highest social relevance in terms of equality, power distribution and diversity. To accompany the exhibition, the artist’s first monograph will be published by König Books, London.

More info: www.kmw.ch/en/exhibitions/moment-monument-aspekte-zeitgenoessischer-skulptur/

Picture: Charlotte Prodger, B14L5, 2016, © Courtesy Hollybush Gardens und Kendall Koppe