JUPITER XL. Because we remember Mnemósine.
Roger Ballen, South Africa
Louisa Bäcker, Germany
Ben de Biel, Germany
Yves Borgwardt, United States
Alexandra Cor, Germany
José Luis Cuevas, México
Fernando Etulain, Mexico
Santiago Hafford, Argentina
Pablo Ortiz-Monasterio, Mexico
Hans Martin Sewcz, Germany
Jen Osborne, Canada
Mara Sánchez-Renero, Mexico
Anika Schwarzlose, Netherlands
Paddy Summerfield, United Kingdom
Daniela Tkachenko, Russia,
In the late twenties, the German art historian Aby Warburg created a picture atlas, with an immense collection of 2000 images from all around the globe, which were showing the permanent re-invention of the antiquity, within the ever revolving stories of live. He called his collection 'Mnemosyne‘.
In 2003 a satellite moon of Jupiter was named after Meme with the scientific name of Jupiter XL though. Almanaque is born as a new satellite in the photography and publishing cosmos. For that matter our exhibit’s main subject is life itself, the different forms it takes, as well as it’s remembrance.
Corinna Koch
