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Horror-musical by Helena Keskküla in Hobusepea gallery

16.01.2020

Helena Keskküla will open her personal exhibition Blossoms and Boogeymen, Telenovelas are Stupid in Hobusepea gallery at 6pm on Wednesday, December 18, 2019.
 
In her earlier artist practice, Helena Keskküla has repeatedly played with sentimentality combined with text and music, therefore having reached the genre of musical as a logical result. The artist is continuously interested in what happens when using songs, humour and plain language in order to speak about one's fears. A musical film Choral Reeds, also called as a horror-musical, is the centerpiece of the present exhibition. The piece is about a creative person who is diagnosed with an unusual yet harmless physiological anomaly. Facing the symptoms creates psychological stress manifesting both in personal and professional spheres.
 
Helena Keskküla lives, works and studies in Tallinn and Amsterdam, currently obtaining MA degree in Sandberg Institute. Mainly using the means of video, film and performance in her artist practice, Keskküla embodies or portrays various characters in her work who often suffer from anxiety caused by the contemporary field of culture.
 
The artist expresses her gratitude to the filming team and actors: Judith Boeschoten, Lidewei Egbers, Clara Langlois, Renée van Zadelhoff, Kaspar Sellin, Pascalle Olthof, Juri de Wolf, Jan Koks, Chris Houle, Lin Hou Oei, Jaap Mar Diemel, Merlijn Willemsen, Camiel Povel, Jurriaan Kruithof, Freija Hogenboom, Willem Sluyterman van Loo, Clemens Stumpf, Mayra Soares, Jesse van den Broek, Jelle Haen, Jessica Matheson, Seoyoung Lee, Henrik Rakitin, Bo Kamphues, Franka Wisselink, Kate-Lyn Kendell Meistré, Villem Rootalu, Mirthe Bron, Joost Koster, Tatyana Shpadi, Asia Skupinska, Paul Schauenburg, Beatriz Lerer Ferreira, Lucien Easton, Juni Mun, Liis Rannamäe, Ketlin Virumäe, Helle Rimm, Liis Lulla, Anne Karu, Priit Veia, David Gibbs, Johanna Földesi.
 
Exhibition will be open until January 13, 2020.
 
Supporters: Cultural Endowment of Estonia, the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Tungsten Studio, Oud Katholieke Kerk Haarlem, Car Casting Holland, friends and family.
Supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.
Exhibitions in Hobusepea gallery are supported by the Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Estonian Ministry of Culture and Liviko Ltd.
 
Additional information:
Hobusepea Gallery
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