Lise Haller Baggesen
Lise Haller Baggesen (b. 1969, Aarhus, Denmark) is an internationally active, interdisciplinary artist based in Chicago. Her practice spans painting, textiles, installation, performance, and writing, often exploring textile materials and the intersections of art, gender, motherhood, and society. Baggesen studied at AKI Enschede and the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam before completing an MA in Visual & Critical Studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
She is known for the project Mothernism (2013–), which investigates the “mother-shaped void” in contemporary art discourse through books, sound installations, and performances. Her work has been exhibited internationally in Europe and the United States, and she has received awards such as the Prince Bernhard Culture Prize and the Royal Dutch Prize for Modern Painting.
Lise Haller Baggesen (f. 1969, Aarhus, Danmark) er en internationalt virkende, interdisciplinær kunstner bosat i Chicago. Hendes praksis spænder over maleri, tekstil, installation, performance og skrivning, ofte med fokus på tekstile materialer og forskydninger mellem kunst, køn, moderskab og samfund. Baggesen har studeret ved AKI Enschede og Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten i Amsterdam, før hun tog en MA i Visual & Critical Studies ved School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Hun er kendt for projektet Mothernism (2013–), som undersøger det “mor-formede hul” i samtidskunstnerisk diskurs gennem bogudgivelser, lydinstallationer og performances. Hendes værker har været vist internationalt i både Europa og USA, og hun har modtaget priser som Prince Bernhard Culture Prize og Royal Dutch Prize for Modern Painting.
