Fakewhale Newsletter Issue #20

Tomorrow Fakewhale Solo Series presents "Soundtrack to an Existential Freak-Show" by Uczine

Hello,

Welcome to issue #20 of the Fakewhale Newsletter!

Get ready for the launch of "Soundtrack to an Existential Freak-Show," premiering this Wednesday, September 18th, at 4 PM CEST / 10 AM ET. Dive into the latest from the Fakewhale Solo Series and explore what's new in the Fakewhale ecosystem.

In Your Car by Sasha Katz

Last week saw the release of Sasha Katz's Solo Series, "In Your Car." The open edition "In Your Car № 1" sold around 50 editions and is now available on the secondary market. The exclusive 1/1 "In Your Car № 2" is still available for collection. Discover the works ⬇️

Soundtrack to an Existential Freak-Show by Uczine 

Tomorrow Wednesday, September 18th, Fakewhale proudly presents “soundtrack to an existential freak-show”, a Fakewhale Solo Series release by uczine.

soundtrack to an existential freak-show by uczine, installation view, September 2024

Set within the soundscape of a rigged stereo system, “soundtrack to an existential freak-show,” immerses us in a twisted carnival where each piece reveals life as an interconnected, ongoing playlist, capturing the absurdity and unpredictable symphony of existence. Learn more about the release in our latest curatorial article ⬇️

ART MARKET on objkt.com

Get lost in last week’s ART MARKET works on objkt.com ⬇️

ART MARKET x FOUNDATION | OPEN CALL

Are you an artist or collector? Take part in our recent ART MARKET x Foundation Open Call before it closes tomorrow at 15.30 CEST!

INSIGHTS

Carissa Rodriguez's exhibition "Imitation of Life" at Kunstverein München uses a minimalist video installation to explore motherhood by capturing the reflection of dawn in a skyscraper from her child's room.

Installation view: Carissa Rodriguez, Imitation of Life, Kunstverein München, Munich, 2024

Rodriguez uses drone cinematography to capture the essence of dawn, but instead of focusing on the sunrise itself, the video emphasizes its reflection in a skyscraper, as seen from her child’s room. This choice of perspective underscores themes of interiority and exteriority, consciousness and the unconscious, and the duality between daydreaming and productive work. The use of a commercial LED screen, which emits light instead of absorbing it, adds a modern touch and reconsiders the concept of projection in video art.

Learn more about the exhibition ⬇️

DISPLAYS

Yoonjae Lee, Hovering Duration, at Caption, Seoul

Donghoon Gang, attacca, at BOAN 1942, Seoul

CONTEMPORARY BLOG

That wraps this week’s issue of the Fakewhale Newsletter, be sure to check in for the next one for more insights into the Fakewhale ecosystem.