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CV Niklas Goldbach Niklas Goldbach, Born 1973 in Witten, Germany, Lives CV Niklas Goldbach Niklas Goldbach, born 1973 in Witten, Germany, lives and works in Berlin. After studying Sociology at Bielefeld University and “Photography and Video” at the Unversity of Applied Sciences Bielefeld, he was awarded with the “Meisterschüler” degree at the University of the Arts Berlin in 2006. In 2005 he received the Fulbright Grant New York and majored in the MFA program of Hunter College, New York City. In his videos, photographies and installations Goldbach is involved in the relation between architecture and necropolitics in their modernist traditions and postmodern manifestations. Established between reality and fiction, Goldbach’ dissects architectural elements that serve both as backdrops and catalysts of (neo)liberal and (neo)colonial subject construction to create ambiguous perceptions of man-made environments through the lens of a globally expanding interconnectivity of these sites. In his earlier film works, his often duplicated protagonists have colonized epic stages of modern architectural complexes, postmodern urban environments or alleged paradises defying civilisation, all finding their commonality as places oscillating between utopia and dystopia. Niklas Goldbach received several scholarships (among others Stiftung Kunstfonds Bonn 2010, Arbeitsstipendium Bildende Kunst des Berliner Senats 2013, Projektförderung des Berliner Senats 2014, Dresdener Stipendium für Fotografie 2016, Villa Aurora Los Angeles 2017, Recherchstipendium des Berliner Senats 2021) and presented his works in numerous solo shows, group exhibitions, and festivals in venues such as the Berlinale, International Short Film Festival Oberhausen , Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Galerie im Taxispalais Innsbruck, Museo Reina Sofia Madrid, Mori-Art Museum Tokyo, Shanghai 21st Century Minsheng Art Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Cornerhouse Manchester, Barbican Arts Center London, S.M.A.K. Gent, Centre Pompidou Paris, Museum Ludwig Köln, Building Bridges Art Exchange Los Angeles, Kunsthaus Dresden, Museum Technische Sammlungen Dresden, ZKM Karlsruhe, Berlinische Galerie – Museum für moderne Kunst, Neuer Berliner Kunstverein n.b.k, Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart, Kunsthalle Osnabrück, Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, HMKV Dortmund, FotoFest Houston 2016, Fotobiennalen 2018 Denmark, documenta 14 public programs, Bergen Assembly 2019, 19th Media Art Biennale Wroclaw 2021, 1. Biennale für Freiburg 2021 CV Niklas Goldbach Contact: +49 30 43720655 (Studio) E-Mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.niklasgoldbach.de Education 1992 Abitur, Städtisches Gymnasium Blomberg 1994-1997 Sociology, University Bielefeld 1997-2000 “Photography/Video”, University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld 2000-2003 “Experimental Media Arts”, University of the Arts, Berlin 2004 Graduation with award, “Experimental Media Arts”, University of the Arts, Berlin 2005 “Meisterschüler” Award, University of the Arts, Berlin 2005-2006 Postgraduate/MFA studies “Integrated Media Arts”, Hunter College, NYC, USA Residencies/Grants/Awards (selection): 2005-2006 Fulbright (New York City) 2007-2008 Grant “Cité Internationale des Arts”, Paris 2007-2008 Artist in Residency Program “Le Pavillon”, Palais de Tokyo, Paris 2010 Grant “Stiftung Kunstfonds Bonn” 2013 Grant “Arbeitsstipendium Bildende Kunst des Berliner Senats” 2014 Grant “Projektförderung des Berliner Senats” 2014 Jubilee Award “Jubiläumspreisträger des Paula Modersohn-Becker Kunstpreises” 2015 Grant “Dresdner Stipendium für Fotografie 2015” 2017 KAAF Residency, Theran, Iran 2017 “Villa Aurora”, Artist in Residency Program, Los Angeles, USA Solo Exhibitions & Presentations: “SANDS II”, Die Möglichkeit einer Insel, Berlin (Solo Show, November 2021) “Von Häusern und Bäumen”, Die Möglichkeit einer Insel, Berlin (Performance Lecture, August 2021) “Auf Zeit Nr. 5: Two Boxers”, White & Case, John F. Kennedy Haus Berlin (January 2019) “1550 San Remo Drive”, Building Bridges, Los Angeles (December 2017) “TRUST”, Museum Technische Sammlungen der Stadt Dresden (September 2017) “Video des Monats”, HMKV (Hartware MedienKunstVerein) Dortmund (May 2017) “Niklas Goldbach – Recent Works”, Goethe Institute Los Angeles (March 2017) “In What We Trust”, Hello Zurich, Pop into Berlin (presented by Berlinische Galerie) (December 2016) “In What We Trust”, Hello Madrid, Pop into Berlin (presented by Berlinische Galerie) (November 2016) “In What We Trust”, Hello Warsaw, Pop into Berlin (presented by Berlinische Galerie) (October 2016) “12x12”, Berlinische Galerie, Museum for Contemporary Art Berlin (June 2016) Loop Barcelona, Gallery Bendana-Pinel (June 2016) “TEN”, Werkleitz Videorama, Halle a.d. Saale (April 2016) “Everything In Its Right Place”, Gallery Bendana-Pinel, Paris (March 2015) Paula Modersohn-Becker Jubiläumspreis-Ausstellung, Große Kunstschau Worpswede (September 2014) “SETS, STRUCTURES, RELATIONS” Galerie Rockelmann&, Berlin (Februar 2014) “HOCHHAUS”, MUSA Museum, Vienna (November 2012) “CYKLES”, Gdańska Galeria Miejska/City Gallery, Gdansk, Poland (November 2012) “Serata Videoinsight: Niklas Goldbach”, Centro VIDEOINSIGHT, Turin, Italy (November 2012) “Masterclass”, NCCA Moscow (initiated by Moscow Biennial of Young Art, July 2012) “Carte Blache: Niklas Goldbach”, Khiasma, Paris/Les Lilas (June 2012) “Lift Project”, AMOA Austin Museum Of Art/ Arthouse, Texas (January 2012) “Video Art at Midnight: Niklas Goldbach”, Cinema Babylon Berlin (January 2012) “In Habitat”, Project Galleri Maskinen, Umeå, Sweden (August, 2011) “Video of the Month”, n.b.k. (Neuer Berliner Kunstverein) (August 2011) “Plot”, MKGalerie, Rotterdam, Netherlands (January 2011) “Heaven”, Gallery Mikael Andersen, Copenhagen, Denmark (January 2010) “Islands”, Gallery Bendana-Pinel, Paris (January 2009) “Empire”, 4 weeks - 4 sights, Gallery Mikael Andersen, Berlin (January 2009) “Niklas Goldbach - Videoscreening”, Kunstraum D21, Leipzig, Germany (February 2008) “HOCHHAUS, Museum Ludwig, Cologne (2007) “My Barrio”, Video Foyer, Saarländisches Künstlerhaus Saarbrücken, Germany (2007) “Greetings”, Mori-Art Museum, Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, Japan (2004) “Greetings”, Galerie Taubenstrasse Hamburg (2003) “Greetings”, Prima Kunst Container, Stadtgalerie Kiel (2003) “SLOWS”, R12 Project Gallery, Berlin (July 2002) Selected Group Shows & Presentations: 2022 „Vergoldet”, Schloß Biesdorf, Berlin (Group Show, June 2021) 2021 „State of Things”, Gallery Konstanze Wolter, Chemnitz (Group Show, October 2021) „Actually, the Dead are not Dead: Part 3” Württembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart (Group Show, October 2021) BfF #1 -1. Biennale für Freiburg, (Group Show, September 2021) 19th Media Art Biennale WRO 2021 Wroclaw WRO 2021 REVERSO, Wroclaw, Poland (Group Show, May 2021) “Chaos & Aufbruch Berlin 1920/2021", Filmfenster, Märkisches Museum Berlin (March 2021) 2020 monitorizmir.com (online Exhibition, November 2020) “25 of 78”, Hartware MedienKunstVerein Dortmund (Group Show, June 2020) “Ausblicke”, Galerie Albrecht, Berlin (May 2020) “Actually, the Dead are not Dead: Part 1” Wütrtembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart (Group Show, May 2020) “New York, New York”, Osthaus Museum, Hagen (Screening, March 2020) 2019 “Tan Pronto Como Si No Fuera”, Centro National de Arte Contemporano, Santiago de Chile (Screening/Exhibition Nov. 2019) “Die Inszenierung des Urbanen”, n.b.k. , Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (Screening, October 2019) “Dongshisangyoung No.13”, Euljiro, Seoul, Korea (Screening/Exhibition, September 2019) “Bergen Assembly 2019: Actually, the Dead are not Dead”, Bergen, Norway (Group Show, September 2019) “Limited_Expand”, Vista Gallery, Tehran, Iran (Group Show, August 2019) “Spiegelungen”, Nosbaum Reding Gallery, Luxembourg (Group Show, June 2019) “Bauhaus Expanded: Bigger than Life”, Goethe Institute Rotterdam (March 2019) 2018 “Video Art at Midnight Festival 2018”, Berlin (Screening, December 2018) “The Mobile House Turns with the Sun”, House Of Egorn Gallery, Berlin (Group Show, November 2018) “Das Ende unserer Geschichte”, Goethe Institut Beijing (Screening, November 2018) “35th Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival”, Kassel (Screening, November 2018) “I‘m a Believer”, Galerie Anita Beckers (Group Show, October 2018) “Die Informale”, Reconquista Palace, Buenos Aires, Argentinia (Screening, October 2018) “Photography To End All Photography”, Photography Biennale 2018, Brandts - Museum of Art and Visual Culture, Odense, Denmark (August 2018) “Spiegelungen”, Projektraum Alte Feuerwache, Berlin (Group Show, August 2018) “Survival 16”, Wallenberg-Pachaly Palace, Wrocław, Poland (Group Show, June 2018) “Gefährten”, invited by Nasan Tur, Schau Fenster Berlin (Group Show, April 2018) “f(T) Festival”, Radialsystem Berlin (Installation, Mai 2018) “new acquisitions 2017” n.b.k. Video Forum Berlin (Presentation, January 2018) 2017 “34th Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival”, November 2017 “La Colonie - Architecture and Ethics”, Kader Attia at S.M.A.K., Gent, Belgium (Presentation, October 2017) “Cinéphémere 2017“, FIAC, Grand Palais, Paris (Screening, October 2017) “Räume der Gegenwart”, Salzburger Kunstverein (Screening, September 2017) documenta14, "The Parliament of Bodies", Public Programs, 2017 (August 2017) “Les imaginaires d’un monde in-tranquille”, Centre d'art de Meymac, France (Group Show, July 2017) “Membrane”, KAAF Institute Theran, Iran (Group Show, May 2017) “VIDEOGUD”, Seven public video stations in Gävleborg, Sweden (Group Show, May 2017) “The Brutalism Appreciation Society” Hartware MedienKunstVerein, HMKV Dortmund (Group Show, April 2017)
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