Hannah Anbert (f. 1984) arbejder ofte i en ideologi- og kapitalismekritisk kontekst, hvor hun kombinerer performances, rekvisitter, video og bizarre kostumer. Hun er blevet kendt for at sælge sine værker for en procentdel af køberens indtægt efter skat, således at rig og fattig bliver ligestillet. Til KN1-15 har hun skabt en konfettifabrik, hvor publikum kan klippe papirstrimler og fylde posen med hjemmelavet konfetti.
Hannah Anbert modtog i 2016 den eftertragtede Start Point Prize, der gives til den mest lovende nyuddannede kunstner i Europa.
Uddannet fra det Kgl. Danske Kunstakademi 2016. Bor og arbejder i København.
Hannah Anbert (b. 1984) often works in a context critical of ideology and capitalism, where she combines performances, props, video and bizarre costumes. She has been known for selling her works for a percentage of the buyer's’ income after taxes, so that rich and poor become equal. For KN1-15 she has created a confetti factory, where the audience can cut paper strips and fill the bag with homemade confetti. In 2016, Hannah Anbert received the sought-after Start Point Prize, which is awarded to the most promising newly educated artist in Europe.
Educated at The Royal Danish Art Academy in 2016. Lives and works in Copenhagen.
