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- ‘Monumental Indifference in Tallinn’ by Paul Wilson
- Excerpt from ‘He Wants to Be Young and Beautiful’ by Katarzyna Kosmala
- ‘Political Refractions: Cities, Societies, and Spectacles in the Work of Anu Pennanen’ by Lolita Jablonskiene
- ‘Les images coup de poing d’Anu Pennanen’ par Lolita Jablonskiene
- ‘Flipperin pyörteessä’ Saara Hacklin
- ‘Artiste en residence, Anu Pennanen a Paris’ par Nathalie Poisson-Cogez
- ‘Sõprus – Дружба (Friendship)’ by Emily Cormack
- ‘Anu Pennanen’ Eva May für Pensée Sauvage – Von Freiheit
- ‘Lentoon lähtöjä’ Henna Paunu
- ‘A Day in the Office’ by Lewis Biggs
- ‘A Monument for the Invisible’ by Cecilie Høgsbro Østergaard
- Bio and contact
Anu Pennanen’s work explores the way we deal with urbanization and the effects of globalization on the way we live. At the intersection of visual art, film and architecture, it features people who question the built environment they are part of. Pennanen’s creations always start with a concrete and real space, a territory close to her: it allows her to practice something very close to life, which has to do with history, anthropology, archaeology and existential problems. Often, that territory is segregated. Pennanen’s work has been exhibited in museums and at festivals all over the world. She has had solo exhibitions in France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany and her native Finland.
News
- A POEM TO READ WHEN I’M GONE: Official selection KINO DER KUNST Festival 2020
- STAANDE! DEBOUT! Publication of book “A Companion to Feminist Art” by Wiley-Blackwell, which features Angela Dimitrakaki’s essay « Masculinity, Art, and Value Extraction: An Intersectional Reading in the Advance of Capital as Post-democracy»
- An essay analyzing film STAANDE! DEBOUT! , “Closing Time: Deindustrialization and Nostalgia in Contemporary France” by Jackie Clarke. The essay is published by History Workshop Journal, Volume 79, Issue 1, Oxford Journals.
- Staande! Debout! Film screening in context of the exhibition DEMONSTRATING MINDS – Disagreements in Contemporary Art.
- An article about the short film Friendship written by Paul Wilson published in Public Art Dialogue, Volume 5, Number 2, Routledge, Fall 2015.