Karen Knorr at the Fox Talbot Museum

Another Way of Telling

May 26 – September 9, 2018
10:30am – 5pm Daily

Artist Reception June 8, 2018

Fox Talbot Museum
Lacock, Chippenham
SN15 2LG

Karen Knorr presents new work from India and Japan for the first time in a UK museum dedicated to photography and its invention by Fox Talbot.

The photographic work of Karen Knorr is the Fox Talbot Museum’s second exhibition in the 2018 Women and Power celebration. Her work arises out of cultural research she undertakes and is in response to traditions, materials, furniture and ways of living.

Karen Knorr at Photo London 2018

May 17-20 2018

Somerset House
Strand 
London
WC2R 1LA

Photo London was created to give London an international photography event befitting the city’s status as a global cultural capital. Now in its third edition, Photo London has established itself as a world-class photography fair and as a catalyst for London’s dynamic photography community.

Karen Knorr, whose work is in collections such as the Tate, Pompidou and Victoria & Albert museums will be showing a range of work at Photo London from the vintage Punk Series at Galerie Filles du Calvaire to India Song at Augusta Edwards.

Portfolio Review Day at Photo London 2018

Organised by the School of Fine Art and Photography, UCA and Photo London

This event is aimed at photographers seeking guidance and feedback on their portfolio and practice. The event will be limited to 60 participants and places will be offered on a strictly first come first served basis.

Each portfolio review will last fifteen minutes and you will be seen by an internationally renowned team: a practitioner and a curator or publisher.

The artists Anna Fox, Professor of Photography, Ori Gersht, Professor of Photography, Karen Knorr, Professor of Photography and Steffi Klenz, Reader in Photography, will be paired with Tim Clark, Editor in Chief of 1000 Words Photography Magazine, Federica Chiocchetti, Director at the Photocaptionist, Karen McQuaid, Senior Curator at The Photographers’ Gallery, London, and Mimi Mollica Founder Photo Meet.

Another Way Of Telling Kyoto 2018

‘Another Way of Telling:
New Stories from India and Japan’
Karen Knorr | Shiho Kito

A photography exhibition by Karen Knorr and Shiho Kito.
Knorr is showing new work from her Monogatari series, inspired by Japanese ancient myths and ukiyo-e. Shiho’s work Pikari tells the story of people who live in India, she captures night scenes vividly over a long exposure. Exhibited in an historical merchant house / Zuiun-un.
Please enjoy the tales of each country by two photographers working in various part of the world.

Opening Reception:
Sat 14th APRIL 2018, 18:00-20:30

Open:
Wed 11th-Sun 15th APRIL: 11:00-18:00
Wed 18th-Sun 22nd, Sat 28th-Sun 29th APRIL: 12:30-18:00
Sat 5th-Sun 6th MAY: 12:30-18:00

Once Only, Only Once Kyoto 2018

Karen Knorr
Once only, Only Once 

Undertaken in Daitoku-ji’s Obai-in temple, this work is part of Knorr’s ongoing series titled “Monogatari,” a piece inspired by the artist’s reflection of Japan’s cultural heritage and the wabi-sabi aesthetic (a Japanese sense of beauty that emphasizes simplicity and imperfection) during her travels through the country in 2012. This work combines photography and byobu-style folding screens printed on rice paper. Themes include animal life, Japanese cultural heritage, and myths; especially those of animals appearing in the temple and shrine architecture of Tokyo, Nara, and Kyoto, and those featured in the Tale of Genji. Knorr’s work also introduces animals that personify ghosts and supernatural monsters belonging to local folklore. Women wearing kimonos also appear to symbolize the omnipresence of tradition.

11th April to 15th May 2018

Karen Knorr Keynote Address at Jaipur Photo 2018

Jaipur Photo 2018

Jawahar Kala Kendra
Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Free Entry

Friday, 23 February
17:05 – 18:00

Another Way of Telling: Cultural Migrations

Karen Knorr will be presenting the trajectory of her photographic work and its engagements with class, myth and story across continents and islands arriving to her more recent work in India and Japan.
Knorr was recently invited in by head priest Tagen Kobayashi to photograph the Obai- in Daitoku- ji temple complex.

JaipurPhoto international open-air photography festival
23 February – 4 March 2018.

Karen Knorr at Ethics Excess Extinction

ETHICS EXCESS EXTINCTION

Friday, January 26 – Sunday, May 13

El Paso Museum of Art
One Arts Festival Plaza
El Paso, TX 79901
915.212.0300
Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Gallery 

This is the first presentation ever of a new groundbreaking exhibition in which contemporary art speaks in creative and compelling ways to the timely issue of endangered animals. The international array of major artists includes several Americans who work in diverse media and variously use poetry, pathos, and sometimes the grotesque to evoke the plight of threatened species. Themes range from poaching and pollution to broader concepts such as our psychological bonds with animals.

Karen Knorr at Revolt & Revolutions

PUNKS
Karen Knorr & Olivier Richon

Revolt & Revolutions:
An Arts Council Collection National Partner Exhibition

Bothy Gallery

Yorkshire Sculpture Park
West Bretton
Wakefield WF4 4LG
Tel +44 (0)1924 832631

6 Jan–15 Apr 2018

Creativity has long been associated with vanguard ideas: art and music can give a voice to the unheard, power to the vulnerable and celebrate the human capacity for positive action, even in adversity. 

Karen Knorr at CONSTRUCTED SPACE

CONSTRUCTED SPACE

THE ARCHITECTURAL VISIONS OF FOUR PHOTOGRAPHERS

JANUARY 27 – FEBRUARY 24, 2018

Holden Luntz Gallery
332 Worth Avenue
Palm Beach, Florida 33480

www.holdenluntz.com

‘Constructed Space’ is a show about space, architecture, human inventiveness, and how we have historically viewed the world. It is about the adaptive use of space as well as how photographers handle three or even four dimensions and present bodies of work that are both unique, inventive, expansive, as well as aesthetically, and intellectually compelling.