Hauptnavigation

    • Bachelor
    • Master
    • Major-Minor
    • PhD Centre
    • Weiterbildung
    • Vorbildung
    • Tanz Akademie Zürich
    • Toni-Areal
    • Medien- und Informationszentrum
    • Museum für Gestaltung
    • Musikklub Mehrspur
    • Theater der Künste goes «The Valley»
    • Kino Toni
    • Über die ZHdK
    • Toni-Areal
    • Lehre
    • Forschung
    • Internationales
    • ZHdK digital
    • Nachhaltigkeit
    • Zurich Centre for Creative Economies (ZCCE)
    • Medienstelle
    • Jobs
    • Alumni
    • Fondation ZHdK
    • Z-Kubator
    • Immersive Arts Space
    • Intranet
    • Darstellende Künste und Film
    • Design
    • Fine Arts
    • Kulturanalysen und Vermittlung
    • Musik
    • News
    • Jahresbericht 2024
    • Studienprojekte
    • Forschungsprojekte
    • Output-Verzeichnis
    • DIZH
    • Veranstaltungen
    • Personen
    • Podcasts
    • DE
    • EN
  • Merkliste
  • Menü Menü
Sie befinden sich hier:
  1. Personen
Mehr zu: Personen

Anna-Sophie Berger

Lehrt im BA Fine Arts

Kontakt
annasophie.berger@zhdk.ch
http://www.anna-sophie-berger.com

Mehr Informationen

Biografie

Anna-Sophie Berger (b. 1989, Vienna, Austria) is an artist living and working in New York and Vienna. She has had solo exhibitions at MAK, Vienna (2023); Bonner Kunstverein, Bonn (2020); Cell Project Space, London (2019); MUMOK, Vienna (2016); Kunsthaus Bregenz (2016); Ludlow 38, NY (2015); White Flag Projects, St. Louis (2015); and Belvedere21, Vienna (2014); among others. She has recently participated in group exhibitions at the Pictures Collection of the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna (2022); The Glucksman, Cork (2022); MACRO Museum, Rome (2021); MAK, Austria (2019); Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna (2019); Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem (2018); S.M.A.K., Ghent (2018); Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius (2018); Kestnergesellschaft, Hannover (2017); Kunstverein Munchen, Munich (2017). She is the recipient of the 2017 Ars Viva Fine Arts Prize in Germany and the 2016 Kapsch Contemporary Art Prize, Austria and a 2023 recipient of the Pollock Krasner grant.

Berger was trained in fashion and, in her work as an artist, has explored issues of consumption and desire as they might relate to clothing, housing, public space and the law. She creates work that connects individual perception and personal use with questions of material reality as part of socio-economic circulation.