October 2022
In an interview with one of Germany’s largest culture programs for radio, Ashadu speaks with Axel Schröder, Hamburg’s correspondant for Deutschlandfunk Kultur, about producing works like “Brown Goods’, as well as the recent film “Cowboy”, which is the 2022 winner of the Prize of the Botterstraße in Bremen.
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October 2022
Radio interview with Bremen’s largest broadcaster “Bremen Zwei”, on the occasion of the Kunstprize of the Botterstraße in Bremen.
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October 2022
In conversation with Lara Choksey, for UCL’s SPRC podcast series.
Produced by UCL’s Sarah Parker Remond Centre for the Study of Racism and Racialisation.
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September 2022
Presented for the first time in Germany at the Kunsthalle Bremen, my latest film installation “Cowboy”, 2022 has won this year’s edition of the Prize of the Bötterstraße in Bremen.
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[In the video work, Ashadu succeeds in relating the story of the protagonist to colonial structures in a poetic and sensual way, according to the jury’s statement for the award.] “The intimacy between horse and rider, the basis of the film, along with the scenery of beach and sea, suggests a sense of freedom while also pointing to aspects of Black history.”
Exhibition runs until 30 Oct 2022
July 2022
Nominated for this year’s edition of the “Prize of the Böttcherstraße in Bremen” which takes place for the 48th time at Kunsthalle Bremen in August. The “Prize of the Böttcherstraße” is among the leading and highest awards in the field of contemporary art in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
The culminating group exhibition also features work by nine other nominated artists.
I’m excited to show a new two channel film currently in progress.
Exhibition runs – 27 Aug – 30 Oct 2022
June 2022
Fondazione In Between Art Film is pleased to announce the public program of Penumbra Vanishing Points, which kicks off on the 9th June in Venice with a conversation between artist Karimah Ashadu and Osei Bonsu, Curator for International Art at Tate Modern, London.
Penumbra is the foundation’s first institutional show which opened to the public at the Ospedaletto and Church of Santa Maria dei Derelitti in Venice on the occasion of the 59th International Venice Biennale.
Together with curators, researchers, and thinkers, Vanishing Points involves the artists featured in the show and expand the conversations around their practice via conversations, screening programs, performances, and live readings. Vanishing Points is curated by Bianca Stoppani and Paola Ugolini—respectively Editor and Curator at Fondazione In Between Art Film.