daily schedule, 2020-21 / 23
daily schedule, 2020-21, 23 by Hannah Imhoff
fridge, b/w photo print on magnets
Timetables, to do lists, postcards and memory pictures are not seldom found on fridges. But these magnets are different: they show the daily schedule of four fathers with their child. Lined up one below the other, you can see what each of these four caring dads do every quarter of an hour… Inspired by Friedl Kubleka's "One Day Portraits", I photographed normal dads taking parental leave every 15 minutes for one day and inspired by @tylocke.art "Dad Magnets" I decided to depict them in magnets on the fridge.
Installation shoots during the exhibition ACHTUNG, FERTIG, LOS by the feminist network EXTRA stark in the Stadtgalerie Zwergelgartenpavillon,
installation shoots photographed by Christian Ecker
earlier version of 'daily schedule, 20-21' shown in the exhibition 'Visibility' at Gallery KunstWerk Salzburg, AUT & in the exhibition 'Behind that door' at Galerie DAS ZIMMER, Salzburg AUT
photographed by Christian Schneider
Utopia, 2023
Utopia, 2023 by Hannah Imhoff
documentary photography of a community event
The Magic Flute Playground is conceived as an extension of the exhibition space. Thursday afternoons are declared to be a dads' meeting, where fathers can get to know each other, exchange ideas, support each other - simply form their community. The exhibition only serves as an occasion and a starting point for a dad-community event which, in the best case, will become a self-perpetuating event and live on far beyond the exhibition.
clean up!, 2023
Clean up!, 2023 by Hannah Imhoff
washing-station out of varnished steal & stainless steal, hook, four painted tea towels, two sponges
The participative installation „Clean-up!, 2023“ questions and challenges the role fathers play in current society. It invites visitors to clean patriarchal objects - in this show a marrow that resembled either a baby or something phalic. This was a collaboration with Simon Hodgkinson's read-made „Stavros Marrow, 2023“, a homage to Sarah Lucas „Florian and Kevin“ currently visible around the corner, outside the Tate Britain.
After the washing, the visitors had to dry the marrow with one of the four painted tea towels. The paintings on the tea towels show fathers sitting, playing & waiting till the time passes by on a playground with their children. The motifs come from the photographic work „Utopia, 2023“, which where taken during a community event, a regular, weekly daddy’s-meeting on the playground, which I organized during my last exhibition in Salzburg, Austria.
Child Penalties between Women & Men in UK, 2023
Child Penalties between Man and Women in UK, 2023 by Hannah Imhoff
enlarged line graph on salary penalties between men and women before and after the birth of the first child (Kleven et. al 2019)
cardboard & carpet tape
Installation shoots of the exhibition 'PLOT' inspired by the book by the award-winning poet, essayist, playwright and Visiting Professor at Chelsea College of Arts by Claudia Rankine.
photographed by Elliot Jeffries
Child Penalties between Women & Men in Austria, 2022
Child Penalties in Earnings in Austria between Man and Woman, 2022 by Hannah Imhoff
Enlarged to scale line chart of statistics on salary penalties between men and women before and after the birth of the first child (Kleven et. al 2019) made of recycled cardboard from Salzburg city center
cardboard, neon strings, double-sided tape, paper clips.
Monument of Care Work, 2022
Monument of Care Work, 2022 by Marie Gruber, Lea Wiednig and Hannah Imhoff
Porcelain mass, glaze, diapers
Acquisition from the Municipal Collection Salzburg
photographed by Ana Ernst
Images of Women, 2021
Frauenbilder / Images of Women, 2021 by Hannah Imhoff
collaboration with the photographer Melanie Forsthuber
Installation shoot of the solo show 'Sichtbarkeit / Visibility' at Galerie KunstWerk, Salzburg / AUT,
installation shoots photographed by Christian Schneider
#caringfather, 2022
#caringfather, 2021 by Hannah Imhoff
Silhouettes in public space, D-C-Fix adhesive foil
#caringfather is an exploration of dad bloggers, where I use the street as an analog platform to draw the public's attention to caring fathers as role models.
Insights in gold from the life of @jonaskozi
Insights in silver from the life of @simple.vie.de.papa
Visibility, 2021
Visibility, 2021 by Hannah Imhoff
painterly intervention in public space with real passers-by
shoots from passersby during the exhibition 'Art Prize 2021' at the Gallery DAS ZIMMER, Salzburg / AUT
Visibility, 2021 by Hannah Imhoff
installed in a slaughterhouse, during the slaughterhouse festival 2022 in Traunkirchen, Austria
photographed by Vera Kern
PRIDE, 2021
PRIDE, 2021 by Hannah Imhoff
Installation shoot of 'Safe(r) Spaces, 2022' at Galerie DAS ZIMMER, Salzburg / AUT,
photographed by Christian Schneider
PRIDE, 2021 by Hannah Imhoff
accidental public intervention after Fifa banned rainbow colours during the WM in Qatar