Jennifer Allora / Guillermo Calzadilla

Hope Hippo / Apotome / 3

Archive 2013

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Hope Hippo
Mud, whistle, daily newspaper, performer
Size 487,68 x 182,88 x 152,40cm
Special Thanks to Grappa Studio et à la Galerie Chantal Crousel

Apotome
Super 16 Film transfered to HD, son
Cinematographer, Sebastian Krügler
First Assistant camera, Enno Grabenhorst
Sound Engineer, Frank Bubenzer
Technic and Light, Jürgen Daum
Vocalist, Tim Storms
Vocal recording and editing, Tim Storms
Executive Production 89mm
Special Thanks to Galerie Chantal Crousel, Dr. Erkki Bianco and to Dr. Alain Aboudaram

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Super 16 Film transfered to HD, Sound
Cinematographer, Sebastian Krügler
First Assistant camera, Enno Grabenhorst
Sound Engineer, Frank Bubenzer
Technic and Light, Jürgen Daum
Original Music, David Lang
Violoncelle, Maya Beiser
Executive Production 89mm
Special Thanks to Galerie Chantal Crousel

Production Galerie Chantal Crousel ; Festival d’Automne à Paris //
With special thanks for the agreement of Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle // With the support of Sylvie Winckler //
This Performance is part of the Fiac.

Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla have drawn from the incredible collections of Paris’s natural history museum for these projects. Hope Hippo, shown at the 2005 Venice
Biennale, will be displayed in the museum’s central gallery, while two films use precious artifacts – the Venus of Lespugue and two elephant skeletons – to create unusual concerts.