Honey Biba Beckerlee

On 2 November, join artist Honey Biba Beckerlee on a guided tour and an artist talk in connection with the current exhibition Digital Matters at Kunsthal Charlottenborg.

Program:

17.10 – Guided tour of the exhibition Digital Matters v. Honey Biba Beckerlee (in Danish). Meeting place: Upper foyer.

17.45-18.45 – Artist talk: Conversation between Honey Biba Beckerlee, Ida Bencke and Mikkel Krause Frantzen (in Danish). Meeting place: Kunsthal Charlottenborg’s cinema.

Honey Biba Beckerlee (b. 1978) is the artist behind the current exhibition Digital Matters, where she investigates connections and entanglements across geology, technology and biology, and maps the movement of elements from nature into the computer and further into the human body.

Ida Bencke (b. 1984) is co-founder of the curatorial collective Laboratory for Aesthetics and Ecology. She is currently working on the slow movement exhibition Hosting Lands, Between the Ruin, The Forest and the Fields, and is starting a PhD project on care work and curatorial method in the new year.

Mikkel Krause Frantzen (b. 1983) is postdoc and Deputy Center Manager at the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking, literary reviewer at Politiken, and author of books such as Going Nowhere, Slow (2019) and Klodens Fald (2021). He is currently researching ecological grief, waste and the relationship between climate crisis and care crisis.

The conversation will unfold around lines of connection between bodies, technologies and landscapes, between waste and (in)visibility, between materialities and temporalities.

The admission, guided tour and talk are free.