09/2012
‘Lights Passing’ Exhibition at ROM Gallery for kunst og arkitektur, Oslo, Norway.
05/2012
‘Composing Space, the photographs of Hélène Binet’ an extensive monograph (Limited edition), will be published by Phaidon Press (London / New York).
19/03/2012
Lecture at Harvard University, Cambridge, USA.
05/03 - 08/04/2012
‘Encounters with Cities’ exhibition at Harvard University, Cambridge, USA.
09/09 - 28/10/2011
‘Hélène Binet selected works’ Gabrielle Ammann Gallery, Cologne, Germany.
03/11/2010
The Flatness of Depths. Lecture at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris Belleville, 60 Bd de la Villette, 75019 Paris (F), on November 3rd. The lecture will start at 19:30 hours local time. For more information about this lecture please email the organiser.
In connection with themes covered in this lecture, Hélène Binet will also talk about her work in a broadcast conversation with François Chaslin, which will be part of the programme Les Jeudis de l’Architecture of French culture channel France Culture. This programme will be broadcast at 15:00 hours local time. More information about this programme can be found here.
15/10/2010
Reading Landscape: Contemporary Landscape Photography is a forthcoming exhibition at the Architectural Association (London, UK) in which Hélène’s work will feature alongside the work of Sue Barr, Bleda y Rosa, Stephen Gill, Uta Kögelsberger, Anna Leader, Edgar dos Santos, Corinne Silva and Eva Stenram. The exhibition will run from October 15th to November 19th.
“Reading Landscape presents a selection of contemporary photographers who work in the realm of the uninhabited. The photographers on show read rather than record landscape and their authorial presence is often felt in the images – a set of photographic lights, a flare thrown into the night sky, dust gathered in the studio. Some of the photographs articulate the unease we feel when confronted with rural landscape, denying us the comfort we find in the density of the built environment.
Other photographs show landscapes that we may take for granted, whose history belies a less sanguine past. Originating in the early seventeenth century, the word landscape was initially a painters’ term describing natural scenery; only 300 years later did it come to refer to the land itself. Reading Landscape explores this gap between the real and the revealed: the space between, where our dreams and fears reside.” (text: Architectural Association)
21/09/2010
Forming | Portrait – Architecture of Zaha Hadid will be exhibited at gabrielle ammann // gallery (Köln, D) from September 21st to November 5th.
