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At State Street Park, overlooking the Erie Canal and Oak Orchard Creek, artist Anne Duk Hee Jordan (@dukhee_ ) will present the U.S. premiere of "I travelled 66 million years to be with you and then you came" at the Medina Triennial this summer. Jordan’s interdisciplinary practice brings together ecology, science, and sculpture to explore interspecies relationships and environmental systems. “I travelled 66 million years to be with you and then you came” will feature large-scale barnacle forms set on fossil-embedded stone, using materials that filter and purify water. Drawing on deep geological time and coastal ecosystems, the work invites the birds, insects, and visitors of State Street Park into a shared, living environment shaped by resilience and adaptation. This work is originally commissioned by UP Projects(@upprojects ), UK, for Bodies of Water. Images: 1. Anne Duk Hee Jordan. 2. Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Installation view of “I travelled 66 million years to be with you and then you came,” UP Projects, 2025. Photo: Simon Tutty. #MedinaTriennial #AllThatSustainsUs #MedinaNY #WesternNewYork #ErieCanal #StateStreetPark

Anne Duk Hee Jordan Riders on the Storm May 1-Jul 18, 2026 May 1, 6-9pm We look forward to seeing you for our next opening on the occasion of @galleryweekendberlin . The exhibition considers ecosystems as dynamic yet interwoven processes. The presentation unfolds as a multisensory environment to immerse visitors in these intertwined ecological processes. Though autonomous in form, they remain conceptually intertwined, reflecting the way natural events unfold relationally rather than in isolation. These powerful formations do not occur by chance; they emerge as the atmosphere’s response to prevailing conditions, revealing the interconnected forces at play. Shifting the focus away from a human-centered perspective, the artist situates viewers within a broader ecological continuum. Duk Hee Jordan constructs kinetic and machine-like works that juxtapose robotic agency with organic cycles of growth, decay, and regeneration. @dukhee_

Multispezies Members Club – New alliances between living and artificial systems @museumgiersch Featuring works and contributions by Andreas Greiner, allapopp & Alex Sahm (BBB_), Baltic Raw Org (Móka Farkas, Berndt Jasper), Roland Borgards, Juliane Engel, Katharina Graf, Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Nadine Kolodziey, Verena Kuni, Franziska Matthäus, Steven Gonzalez Monserrate, Farhang Rafiee & Laleh Khabbazy Oskouei, Xenia Snow, terra0, Tree&Rocket, Dan Verständig, ZK/U Proxylab - Design by @bureau.mitte Exhibition design @buero.us Font: Favorit Expanded by @abcdinamo @erkin_karamemet - #museumgiersch #wdc2026 #exhibitiondesign #flyerdesign #multispeziesmembersclub

Field research and filming in the north of Finland for Love and Afterlife in Extreme Conditions. Together with Pauline Doutreluingne @paulinedout as co-director of the film, we worked across frozen wetlands and subarctic landscapes, tracing microbial, geological and atmospheric entanglements. The material moves between observation and translation, sound, image and speculative narration asking how life persists and reorganizes under extreme conditions. Sound compostion by Islaja @islaja collaboration with Schmidt Ocean @schmidtocean Commissioned by Amos Rex @amoskonst Part of upcoming solo show curated by @ithaoneill Looking forward to this new adventure

@galleryweekendberlin @alexanderlevygallery 💥looking forward💥 Anne Duk Hee Jordan May 1 - Jun 6, 2026 Opening: May 1, 6-9 pm On the occasion of Gallery Weekend Berlin 2026, alexander levy presents Anne Duk Hee Jordan's second solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition considers ecosystems as dynamic yet interwoven processes. The presentation unfolds as a multisensory environment to immerse visitors in these intertwined ecological processes. Though autonomous in form, they remain conceptually intertwined, reflecting the way natural events unfold relationally rather than in isolation. These powerful formations do not occur by chance; they emerge as the atmosphere's response to prevailing conditions, revealing the interconnected forces at play. Shifting the focus away from a human-centered perspective, the artist situates viewers within a broader ecological continuum. Duk Hee Jordan constructs kinetic and machine-like works that juxtapose robotic agency with organic cycles of growth, decay, and regeneration. Credits: 1) Anne Duk Hee Jordan, The End Is Where We Start From, 2024. 2) Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Teapot and Helmet, 2019-2023. Installation view, I will always weather with you, The Bass, Miami Beach. Photo: Zaire Aranguren 3) Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Electrify Me, Baby, 2024, detail. Installation view (A)! Tell You, You Tell Me. Drei Begegnungen für Menschen/ Maschine, ZKM | Zentrum für Kunst und Medien Karlsruhe. Photo: Joe Miletzi

Wie können Menschen, Tiere, Pflanzen und Maschinen als gleichberechtigte Mitglieder eines inklusiven Clubs zusammenleben? 🌿🤖🤝 Im @museumgiersch der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt öffnet am 27. März mit der öffentlichen Vernissage ab 18 Uhr der „Multispezies Members Club“. Von interaktiver Kunst bis zu einem selbstregulierenden Ökosystem, das alle Mitglieder über die Ressource Wasser verbindet: Sei dabei, bring Deine Perspektive ein und gestalte mit! Die Ausstellung läuft bis zum 6. September – wir freuen uns auf Deinen Besuch! / Discover „Multispezies Members Club“ at MGGU starting March 27. The new exhibition connects tech, nature, and society. Open until Sept 6! Fotos: MGGU, Jens Ziehe, Anne Duk Hee Jordan und Pauline Doutreluingne, Nadine Kolodziey 
Slide 2: Andreas Greiner: Conspiracy Theory, 2023; KI-Computer, Kaffeemaschine, Kronleuchter mit drei Lautsprechern und drei zugeordneten LLMs (DeepSeek, Mistral und Grok), die miteinander kommunizieren, Tisch, Stühle; © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026 Courtesy Künstler, Dittrich&Schlechtriem, Berlin, und Galerie Kandlhofer, Wien Slide 3: Anne Duk Hee Jordan: Brakfesten – La Grande Bouffe, 2022–2023; Videostandbild, La Grande Bouffe (Brakfesten), 2022, Video, 28:13 Min., Anne Duk Hee Jordan and Pauline Doutreluingne Slide 4: Nadine Kolodziey: Quelle, 2023–2025; AR-Installation; © Nadine Kolodziey

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Some Impressions of our research in the north of Finland for the new Film project Love and Afterlife in extreme conditions with @dukhee_ and planning an amazing Sound collaboration with @islaja . Commisioned by @amoskonst and in collaboration with @schmidtocean

2.5 weeks to go! 27.03.2026 OPENING VERNISSAGE Multispezies Members Club – New alliances between living and artificial systems From March 28, 2026, the Museum Giersch will become a space for experimentation. How can humans, animals, plants, and machines coexist as equal actors? The exhibition combines art, science, and technology to create interactive installations and participatory formats. With the MMC, we invite you to actively help shape our real and digital living spaces. Featuring works and contributions by Andreas Greiner, allapopp & Alex Sahm (BBB_), Baltic Raw Org (Móka Farkas, Berndt Jasper), Roland Borgards, Juliane Engel, Katharina Graf, Anne Duk Hee Jordan, Nadine Kolodziey, Verena Kuni, Franziska Matthäus, Steven Gonzalez Monserrate, Farhang Rafiee & Laleh Khabbazy Oskouei, Xenia Snow, terra0, Tree&Rocket, Dan Verständig, ZK/U Proxylab (Text by @museumgiersch ) - Design by @bureau.mitte Exhibition design @buero.us Font: Favorit Expanded by @abcdinamo @erkin_karamemet - - #museumgiersch #wdc2026 #exhibitiondesign #collectgraphics #editorialdesign #posterdesign #contemporarytype #typosters

🎙️NEUE PODCAST-FOLGE MIT ANNE DUK HEE JORDAN In dieser Folge spricht Silke Hohmann mit Anne Duk Hee Jordan (*1978 in Korea, lebt und arbeitet in Berlin und Hamburg). Die Arbeit von Jordan bewegt sich an der Schnittstelle von Kunst, Wissenschaft und Ökologie. Raumgreifende, multisensorische Installationen verbinden Skulptur, Video, Klang und kinetische Elemente zu immersiven Environments, in denen komplexe naturwissenschaftliche Zusammenhänge sinnlich erfahrbar werden. Das Projekt “A Human Reconciliation with Water” richtet den Blick auf den kürzesten Fluss Deutschlands, die Pader. Was geschieht, wenn ein Fluss als Gegenüber begriffen wird – vielleicht sogar ein Vertrag mit der Pader geschlossen wird? Und wie fühlt sich der Fluss selbst an? Gemeinsam mit Silke Hohmann folgt Jordan den Strömungen der Pader bis in die Tiefen des Meeres und erkundet unerwartete Verbindungen zwischen Kunst und Wissenschaft. Was Science-Fiction, Tiefsee und Sümpfe gemeinsam haben und warum vielleicht schon bald keine Jakobsmuscheln mehr auf dem Speiseplan stehen könnten, erfahrt ihr in Episode 12 des Gallery Weekend Berlin Podcasts. Vor der Einzelausstellung in der Berlinischen Galerie im Jahr 2027 zeigt Anne Duk Hee Jordan zum Gallery Weekend Berlin in der Galerie alexander levy einen Remix bislang in Deutschland ungesehener Arbeiten, die thematisch um Wettersysteme und klimatische Zustände kreisen. 🎧 Jetzt reinhören – überall, wo es Podcasts gibt. 🔗Link in bio Gallery Weekend Berlin – The Art Podcast Produktion: @artbeatsberlin Hosts: @enums & @silke_hohmann_ @dukhee_ @alexanderlevygallery @antonia.ruder

✨On Saturday, March 7th, from 2–3:30 PM, please join us for an artist talk by Anne Duk Hee Jordan as she reflects on the issues and ideas that motivate her practice. Dive into the background of Jordan’s thinking as she brings to light the deep-sea beings and riverine residents she invokes in her current exhibition, Worlds Away. This public talk is on the occasion of our current exhibition, Anne Duk Hee Jordan: Worlds Away, curated by Clara Halpern, assistant curator, exhibitions. The exhibition runs until July 25, 2026. 🔗Use the link in our bio to RSVP! 📍The Goldfarb Gallery Anne Duk Hee Jordan (Korea, 1978) lives and works in Berlin. Jordan studied at the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weissensee and completed an MFA with Ólafur Elíasson at the Institute for Spatial Experiments in Berlin. She is currently Professor of Environmental Intervention at HFBK Hamburg and recently returned from being an Artist-at-Sea with Schmidt Ocean Institute. Recent projects include a major site-specific public art commission with UP Projects in the UK, 2025–26. Jordan has had recent solo exhibitions at ZKM Karlsruhe, Germany, 2024; KunstHausWien, Vienna, Austria, 2024; Canal Projects, New York, 2024; The Bass, Miami Beach, Florida, 2023–24; HEK, Basel, 2023; Baltic Art Centre and Public Art Agency Sweden, Gotland, Sweden, 2022; KIOSK, Ghent, Belgium, 2021; and Kunstverein Arnsberg, Germany, 2019. Jordan has also participated in group exhibitions internationally at organizations including: Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, 2023; Barbican Art Gallery, London, 2023; 14th Gwangju Biennale, 2023; The Polygon Gallery, North Vancouver, 2022; MOMENTA Biennale de L’image, Museum of Fine Arts Montréal, 2021; and Gropius Bau, Berlin, 2020. Photo Credit: Charles Roussel

Please join us for the opening of our exhibitions and the start of our Spring/Summer program! Make sure to attend our opening reception in celebration of the solo exhibitions Anne Duk Hee Jordan: 𝘞𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥𝘴 𝘈𝘸𝘢𝘺 and D’Andrea Bowie: 𝘞𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘵. 🗓️ Thursday, March 5th, 2026 🕛6–9pm 📍The Goldfarb Gallery Be sure to RSVP using the link in our bio! 𝘞𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥𝘴 𝘈𝘸𝘢𝘺 is the first solo exhibition in Canada by Berlin-based artist Anne Duk Hee Jordan. Shifting the focus away from humans, Jordan brings to light unseen connections between different species, and to forces of the world that usually remain imperceptible. The installation unfolds as a multisensory environment centered on ocean organisms such as phytoplankton and other deep-sea life. Visitors will encounter an immersive sound composition that moves through states of descent, breath, and vibration. GTA artist and York University alumni D’Andrea Bowie exhibition, 𝘞𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘵, consists primarily of ceramics and glasswork and is a deep investigation of her immediate surroundings, using materials sourced primarily on-site. Touchpoints for her are critical place-based thinking, a phenomenological approach to considerations of place and locale as being primary above and beyond human intervention. This exhibition is the first in a series of Alumni exhibitions. #WorldsAway #WinterWheat #thegoldfarbgallery

🪼 Swipe to meet the creatures created as part of the Bodies of Water schools programme. School groups in Wigan local to ‘Snail on me’ by artist @dukhee_ have been exploring the artwork’s themes through our Bodies of Water schools programme. In workshops led by local artist @annafcsmith , pupils were invited to collage their own mythological creatures designed to protect their local waters. The Bodies of Water learning resource for KS2 pupils is available free at bodiesofwater.site An inspiring learning resource for ages 7–11, it invites children to explore water collection, preservation, and distribution through creative, hands-on activities and artistic exploration. 📸 @annafcsmith