Jakob Kolding |  Biografia


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Born 19.12.71 in Albertslund. Lives and works in Berlin.

Studi / Education

1990-1993
Social studies at Roskilde University Center

1995-2000
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

Selezione di esposizioni e progetti
/ Selected exhibitions and projects

1995
– Who do you wish was with us. Galleri Campbells Occasionally. Copenhagen. Denmark.

1996
– Our House. Forumgalleriet. Malmö. Sweden.

1997
– Kunstruimte Wagemans. Beetsterzwaag. (with Kirsten Justesen). The Netherlands.

1999
– Power, Corruption & Lies. Galerie Enja Wonneberger. Kiel. Germany.

2000
– Schnitt Ausstellungsraum. Cologne. Germany.
– Galleri Nicolai Wallner. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Galerie Enja Wonneberger. Kiel. Germany.

2001
– Kunstverein in Hamburg. Hamburg. Germany.
– Project at Center for Urbanism, Dialogue and Information. Vollsmose. Denmark.
– Projectroom. Finnish Photographic Museum. Helsinki. Finland.
– Presentation at Atelier Augarten. Vienna. (with Gitte Villesen). Austria.

2002
– Galerie Martin Janda. Vienna. Austria.
– Galleri Nicolai Wallner. Copenhagen. Denmark.

2003
– Am Parlamentplatz. Frankfurt. (with Gitte Villesen). Germany.
– Centre d’Edition Contemporaine. Geneva. Switzerland.
– Cubitt Gallery. London. UK. (with Luke Fowler)
– Project with D.A.E.. San Sebastian. Spain.
 
2004
– Space invaders. Marres. Maastricht. The Netherlands.
– Project with Museum in Progress/ Arbeitskammer. Vienna. Austria.
– Architextures. Fotogalleriet. Oslo. Norway.

2005
– Playstation. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

2006
– Team Gallery. New York. USA.
– Galerie Martin Janda. Vienna. Austria.
– Pattern Recognition. Marabouparken. Stockholm. Sweden.

2007
– The Suburban. Chicago. USA.
– Rec. Berlin. Germany.
– Permanent installation for the bar of Frankfurter Kunstverein. Frankfurt. Germany.
– Overgaden – Institut for Samtidskunst. Copenhagen. Denmark.

2008
– Posters. Fondazione Pastificio Cerere. Rome. Italy.

2009
– Memories of the future. Team Gallery. New York. USA.
– Radical World. Studio Dabbeni. Lugano. Switzerland

Selezione di esposizioni collettive
/ Selected group exhibitions

1995
– Drawings. Galleri Campbells Occasionally. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– RAM. Portalen. Hundige. Denmark.
– 2 dimensional theory. Nikolaj Copenhagen Contemporary Art Center. Copenhagen. Denmark.

1996
– 9 dimensional theory. Nikolaj Copenhagen Contemporary Art Center. Copenhagen. Denmark.

1997
– Take Off. Galerie Krinzinger. Benger Fabrik. Bregenz. Austria.
– Stofskifte. Museum of Contemporary Art. Roskilde. Denmark.
– The Louisiana Exhibition 1997. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. Humlebæk. Denmark.

1998
– Underground. Galerie Asbæk. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Something is Rotten in the State of Denmark. Museum Fridericianum. Kassel. Germany.
– Wrapped. Vestsjællands Kunstmuseum. Sorø. Denmark.

– It All Began In The Seventies. Mishkan Le’Omanut - Museum of Art. Ein Harod. Israel.

1999
– Lè Grând Præmière Opénïng Shöw. Galleri Nicolai Wallner. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Bildung. Grazer Kunstverein. Graz. Austria.
– Dispensing with Formalities. Project organised by Brett Bloom and Jacob Fabricius. Copenhagen. Denmark.

2000
– På Sporet af.... Nikolaj Copenhagen Contemporary Art Center. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Organising Freedom. Modern Museum. Stockholm. Sweden.
– The Social Engineer. Transmission Gallery. Glasgow. Scotland.
– Kwangju Biennale Korea 2000. Kwangju. South Korea.
– Out Of Space. Kölnischer Kunstverein. Cologne. Germany.
– Momentum  - The Nordic Biennale. Moss. Norway.
– Viva Scanland. Catalyst Arts. Belfast. Northern Ireland.

– Negotiations. Contemporary Art Center. Sète. France.
– Use Your Illusions, Part 3. Arnolfini. Bristol. England.

2001
– Du er helt ny - du er retro. Clausens Kunsthandel + Danske Grafikeres Hus. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Borgmann + Nathusius. Cologne. Germany.
– Du er helt ny - du er retro. Trapholt Museum. Kolding. Denmark.
– Take Off 20:01. Museum of Modern Art. Aarhus. Denmark.
– Beyond. DCA. Dundee. Scotland.

– Zero Gravity. Kunsthalle Düsseldorf. Düsseldorf. Germany.
– Intentional Communities. Rooseum - Center For Contemporary Art. Malmö. Sweden.
– International Biennial of Graphic Arts. Ljubljana. Slovenia.
– Post Production. Arte Continua. San Gimignano. Italy.
– Group Show. Galleri Nicolai Wallner. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– uto (the technology of tears). CASCO. Utrecht. The Netherlands.
– CUDI. Kunsthallen Brandts Klædefabrik. Odense. Denmark.

2002
– Concrete Garden. Museum of Modern Art. Oxford. England.
– Mega Structures: manifestos of presumptuousness - Forum for experimental architecture - Vienna Architectural Triennial. Künsthaus Mürz. Mürz. Austria.
– Binder Archives. Arranged by Temporary Services. Chicago. USA.
– Greyscale. Tramway. Glasgow. Scotland.
– Esplanaden. Charlottenborg. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Centre of Attraction . Baltic Trennial of International Art. Vilnius. Lithuania.
– Rent-a-bench. Project arranged by Jacob Fabricius. Los Angeles. USA.

2003
– Greyscale. Royal Hibernian Gallery. Dublin. Ireland.
– GNS. Palais de Tokyo. Paris. France.
– Present Perfect. &:. Paris. France.
– Utopia Station. Ongoing project. First installment at The Venice Biennual 2003. Venice. Italy.
– Modern Islands. Public space project. Pragerstr. Dresden. Germany.
– Accessoiremaximalismus. Kunsthalle Kiel. Kiel. Germany.
– Seethe. Catriona Jeffries Gallery. Vancouver. Canada.
– 10 years anniversary show. Galleri Nicolai Wallner. Copenhagen. Denmark.

– 1 million people incl. suburbs arranged by Fia Bäckström. New York. USA.
– Not Now!. Kunstraum B2. Leipzig. Germany.
– Plunder. DCA. Dundee. Scotland.
– Unbuilt cities. Bonner Kunstverein. Bonn. Germany.

2004
– Public/Private - the 2nd auckland Triennial. Artspace. Auckland. New Zealand.
– Platform. Istanbul. Turkey
– Danish posters over the past 10 years. Ginza Graphic Gallery. Tokyo. + DDD Gallery. Osaka. Japan.
– Wiener Linien. Wien Museum. Vienna. Austria.
– Posters,videos and other stuff. Consulta/Santa Monica. Barcelona. Spain.
– Black friday. Galerie Kamm. Berlin. Germany.
– Stafet. Esbjerg Kunstmuseum. Esbjerg. Denmark.
– Non Standard Cities. Schlachthof. Berlin. Germany.

2005
– Team Gallery. New york. USA
– Galerie der Stadt Schwaz. Schwaz. Austria.
– Social Democracy Revisited. Apexart. New York. USA.
– Re-act. Nikolaj Kirke. Copenhagen. Denmark
– Saltuna. Rooseum. Malmö. Sweden.
– New II. Atelier Augarten. Vienna. Austria.
– Old News. LACE. Los Angeles.USA
– The Pursuit of Happiness. Organised by Bureau Beyond. Leidsche Rijn, Utrecht. The Netherlands.
– Talk to the Land. Andrew Kreps Gallery. New York. USA.

2006
– Europart. Public billboard projects. Vienna. Austria.
– For all audiences. Rekalde. Bilbao. Spain.
– The Urban Condition. Museum De Paviljoens Almere. Almere. The Netherlands.
– Skate Culture. Preus Museum. Horten. Norway.
– Esplanaden. Den Frie Udstillingsbygning. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Regarding Denmark. Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Centre. Athens. Greece.
– Ideal cities/Invisible cities. Zamosc. Poland + Potsdam. Germany.
– As if by magic. Bethlehem Peace Centre. Bethlehem. Palestine.

– When the moon shines on the moonshine. The Breeder. Arhens. Greece.
– Busan Biennale. Busan. South Korea.
– Stray. Para/site. Hong Kong.
– Post-. Skor. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.
– I like politique and politique likes me. Triangle France. Marseille. France.
– How to build a universe that doesn’t fall apart two days later. CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts. San Francisco. USA.

2007
– Stable – The Balance of Power. Organised by para/site at Embassy Projects. Hong Kong.
– Route A1. De Appel. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.
– The Evil Part 2: Pop & Politics. Galerie Gebr. Lehmann. Dresden. Germany.
– Silly Adults. Galleri Nicolai Wallner. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Habitat/Variations. BAC – Batiment d’Art Contemporaine. Geneva. Switzerland.
– Rec.ollection. Rec. Berlin. Germany.
– Political/Poetical. Tallinn Art Hall. Tallinn. Estonia.

– Who remembers where they are from? Galerie Martin Janda. Vienna. Austria.
– Differentiated Neighbourhoods of New Belgrade. Project of the Centre for Visual Culture of MoCAB. Belgrade. Serbia.
– Ich bin keine Küche. Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien. Vienna. Austria.

2008
– Pendre la Crèmaillère. Sommer & Kohl. Berlin. Germany.
– On Produceability. Alti Aylik. Istanbul. Turkey.
– Andersen’s Wohnung Revisited. Andersen Contemporary. Berlin. Germany.

– Moralische Fantasien. Kunstmuseum des Kantons Thurgau. Ittingen. Switzerland.
– Home Is The Place You Left. Trondheim Kunstmuseum. Trondheim. Norway.
– Games & Theory. South London Gallery. London. UK.
– Anniversary Exhibition. Galleri Nicolai Wallner. Copenhagen. Denmark.
– Zero Gravity – The Architecture Of Social Space. Art Today Association Center for Contemporary Art. Plovdiv. Bulgaria.
– The map is not the territory. Esbjerg Kunstmuseum. Esbjerg. Denmark.

2009
– The House The Cat Built. Galerie Salvador Diaz. Madrid. Spain.
– Printed Matter. Fotomuseum Winterthur. Winterthur. Switzerland.
– ev+a. Limerick. Ireland.
– 50/50. Wien Museum. Vienna. Austria.
– Automatic Cities: The Architectural Imaginary in Contemporary Art. Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.

Collezioni pubbliche / Public Collections

– Kunsthalle Kiel, Kiel, Germany
– Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
– Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna, Austria
– Wien Museum, Vienna, Austria

Bibliografia selezionata / Selected bibliography

2009
– Pavilion no. 13: Social Medicine. Journal for Politics and Culture. Bucharest 2009.
– Beyond Architecture (Ed. Lukas Feireiss). Die Gestalten Verlag 2009.
– Reading the City. ev+a 2009. (Catalogue)
– 50/50. Wien Museum. Wien. (Catalogue).

2008
– Border Communities. By Jakob Kolding. Starship no. 11 2008.
– Jakob Kolding. Marco Scotoni. THE/END February 2008. Milano.
– Umbau, Umbruch: Untersuchungsgebiet Husstadt. Florian Neuner. Bildsatz. Texte zu Bildener Kunst. Dumont 2008.
– Home is the Place you Left. Edited by Elmgreen & Dragseth. Trondheim.
– The map is not the territory. Esbjerg Kunstmuseum. Esbjerg. (Catalogue).

– L’effet Papillon 1989-2007. Centre d’édition Contemporaine. Geneva.
– Moralische Fabtasien. Kunstmuseum Thurgau. Thurgau. (Catalogue).
– What is the good of moving if a person could travel so wonderfully sitting in a chair. By Chus Martinez. Architext 03.2008.

2007
– Jakob Kolding at Overgaden. By Lars Bang Larsen. Artforum October 2007.
– Political/Poetical. 14th Tallinn Print Tiennial. Tallinn. (Catalogue).
– The Evil. Raimar Stange/Galerie Gebr. Lehmann. Dresden. (Catalogue).
– Jakob Kolding. IdN. Volume 14. No. 1. 2007. Hong Kong.
– Our houses. Margaret Honda and Jakob Kolding. North Drive Press special issue. 2007.
– A Tale of two cities, Busan Biennale. Busan. (Catalogue).
– Jakob Kolding – Collages and urban relation practices. By Paolo Antognoli. Arte e Critica March 2007.

2006
– Seize the city! Form and function re-mixed. By Leire Vergara. Publisehd in ”For all audiences”. Bilbao.
– Nybrud. Dansk kunst i 1990erne. Rune Gade & Camilla Jalving. Aschehough. Copenhagen.
– Overblik. 63 danske samtidskunstnere. Politiken. Copenhagen.
– Europart. Vienna. (Catalogue).
– When the sky was sea. Galerie der Stadt Schwaz 1998-2005. Scwaz. (Catalogue).
– Project for Black Friday: Exercises in Hermetics. Christoph Keller/Piet Zwart Institute. Rotterdam.

– Poster for North Drive Press #3. Published by Matt Keegan. New York.
– Project Pages. Akzente. WAZ. Duisburg.
– Regarding Denmark. Athens. (Catalogue).
– Ideal cities/Invisible Cities. Text by Brigitte Huck. Zamosc/Potsdam. (Catalogue).
– Post-. Skor. Amsterdam.
– Cover for Retfærd no. 3 2006. Copenhagen.

2005
– The Pursuit of Happiness. Utrecht. (catalogue).
– Project pages. GBP 05. 2005.
– Old News. Por Salad Press.
– 22 interviews (ed. Thomas Trummer). Atelier Augarten. Vienna.
– Re-Act. Nikolaj Kirke. Copenhagen. (catalogue).

2004
– Jakob Kolding. City 2. Revolver Verlag. Frankfurt.
– Artwork for Lawrence “remixes e.p.. Dial records 2004.
– Metropolis M. December 2004.
– Projectpages. Put About. A Critical Anthology on Independent Publishing. Bookworks 2004.
– Non Standard Cities. Berlin. (catalogue).
– Project pages. Lettre Internationale (DK) 004. Juni 2004.

– Crease Magazine. April 2004.
– Project pages for Hasenbergl. Kunst, Architektur, Bauhütte. Ein Dokumentation. Ottmann/Keller 2004.
– Project pages for: Kurt Schwitters Merz - A Total Vision of the World. Benteli Publishers.
– Public/Private. 2nd Auckland Triennial (katalog).

2003
– Jakob Kolding. Posters. Published by Centre d’Edition Contemporain.
– CTRL-X – CTRL-V. By Xander Karstens. Published in The Avant-garde Expectation..
– Accessoiremaximalismus. Kunsthalle Kiel (catalogue).
– Modern Islands (catalogue).
– GNS. Palais de Tokyo (catalogue).
– Postproduction. Galleria Continua (catalogue).
– Unbuilt Cities. Bonner Kunstverein (catalogue).

2002
– Booklet for Saint Etienne “Finisterre” abum.
– Greyscale. Tramway (catalogue).
– Centre of Attraction. Contemporary Art Center (catalogue).
– Neighbourhood Threat. Frieze, Issue 66 April 2002 by Lars Bang Larsen.
– Insert. dérive - Zeitschift für Stadtforschung, no. 7 March 2002.
– Rückkoppelung Im Raum. Werk, Bauen + Wohnen 03 2002 by Jörg Heiser.

2001
– Jakob Kolding. Kunstverein in Hamburg (catalogue).
– Take Off 20:01. Aarhus Kunstmuseum (catalogue).
– Zero Gravity. Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen, Düsseldorf (catalogue).
– Jakob Kolding, Schnitt Austellungsraum. Artforum January 2001 by Astrid Wege.
– Der subURBANIST. Kunst-Bulletin March 2001 by Raimar Stange.
– Rooseum Provisorium 2:2001 by Jan Verwoert.
– Material 5 (publ. by Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst).
– Insert. Archis 5 2001

2000
– Kwangju Biennale 2000 (catalogue).
– Out of Space - Schnitt Austellungsraum zu Gast im Kölnischen Kunstverein. Kölnischen Kunstverein (catalogue).
– Park - The Main Exhibition of Momentum (catalogue).

1998
– Wrapped. Sorø Kunstmuseum (catalogue).
– Something Rotten in the State of Denmark. Museum Fridericianum (catalogue).