mino crafts a curatorial vision in the scenic landscape of Sauerland
taur / Are there any artists who shaped your view on your own curatorial practice?
mino / At the very beginning of my career—when I was interning with the Hamburger Bahnhof—I worked on the reinvention of Allan Kaprow’s ‘Fluids.’ The original work was a participatory piece that happened in various public locations in California in 1967, where Kaprow asked people to build ice structures within the city. In 2015, the Hamburger Bahnhof decided to reinvent this piece by inviting contemporary artists to respond to this happening piece from their practice. There were artists such as Ahmet Öğüt, Alexandra Pirici, and the artist’s group Stadt im Regal.
mino / At the very beginning of my career—when I was interning with the Hamburger Bahnhof—I worked on the reinvention of Allan Kaprow’s ‘Fluids.’ The original work was a participatory piece that happened in various public locations in California in 1967, where Kaprow asked people to build ice structures within the city. In 2015, the Hamburger Bahnhof decided to reinvent this piece by inviting contemporary artists to respond to this happening piece from their practice. There were artists such as Ahmet Öğüt, Alexandra Pirici, and the artist’s group Stadt im Regal.
/taur Could you map out some of the highlights of your journey as a curator?
mino /I studied Literature, Art, Media Studies, and later on, Curatorial Studies. I have always been interested in museums—which are now undergoing a profound transformation as we rethink existing institutions and formats while develo
Affeln is a little village in Balve, a valley in the southern, part of Sauerland in Westfalia.
