Lukas Ludwig | Akademie Schloss Solitude: Schlosspost

Lukas Ludwig

Stuttgart/Germany — Art coordination, Solitude fellow 2017-2019

Lukas Ludwig is an independent curator. After completing his studies in fine arts, Ludwig was a scientific researcher for the film-project CURATING!at Zürcher Hochschule der Künste as well as for Merz100 at Merz Akademie Stuttgart, where he was part of the RIG research group. Besides, Ludwig worked for various exhibition projects, such as »50 years after ›50 years of Bauhaus,‹ 1968« at Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart and »Techne«, a production platform between Künstlerhaus Stuttgart and Theater Rampe. As part of the curatorial collective anorak, Lukas Ludwig is Artistic Director of the nonprofit organization (Kunstverein) Anorak e.V. together with Johanna Markert and Florian Model. Recent anorak projects include a series of exhibitions and events titled »Gemini«(2018), »In a Room« (2017), and »Mixed Feelings«(2016) at Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, Palermo Gallery, Solitude’s Project Space Römerstr. 2A, Delphi Kino, and a private apartment in Karlsruhe, Germany.

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Articles with and by Lukas Ludwig:

Reading

One Soldier Eats One Sparrow

Following objects or events rather than a main character, the comic strips of artist and philosopher Tupac Cruz are loaded with accidental encounters and unforeseen everyday occurrences.

Podcast

Occasional Criticism

by Mike Sperlinger and Madeleine Bernstorff

A one-off podcast discussion between Mike Sperlinger and Madeleine Bernstorff – about his publication, her recordings and the strange contemporary fate of cinephilia.

Homage

The Governing Sky and the Ordinary Sky

»To configure the social placement of a person, imagine their distress and their ten minute walk home from a bus stop, is shadowy or nudity.«

Sketch

Elliptical Inscriptions

by Katharina Jabs

»Have a good cry but also put it into words, please.«

Reflection

Faulty Logic

by Douglas Rogerson

Linking ambiguity and closure, intuition and deduction, artist Douglas Rogerson reveals the striking similarities and fuzzy paradoxes between premises and promises.

Introduction

Preface

Because identifying one thing means saying it is different from an other. A curatorial investigation and introduction to »Gemini – The Journal.«

Fellows talk

Need Proof? Poof!

by Ana Wild & Johanna Markert

Autobiography, archaeology and history are narrative structures that create a sense of belonging. In the lure of identification, empathy becomes a powerful tool.

Essay

Rule 403 / Indefinite Postponement

by Tom Rosenberg

What happens when the judicial reconciliation of a homicide gets tangled up within its own intention of letting justice prevail? A filmmaker’s perspective.

Close Reading and Conversation

Sincerely,

James N. Kienitz Wilkins and Andrew Norman Wilson

Does a multiplicity of perspectives imply multiple realities? In an intimate conversation, two filmmakers discuss subjectivity, sincerity and quantum physics.