Philipp Naujoks
Philipp Naujoks (*1988, Merzig) recently graduated from Kunstakademie, Düsseldorf with Franka Hörnschemeyer. His elaborating painting techniques intertwine in the complex process of production. Tools are not only used by Naujoks as instruments, they sometimes also become the object of the artistic debate. In 2022, Philipp Naujoks received the „Young Artist“ prize, which is awarded by the Foundation for Art and Culture (Bonn) and Wienand Verlag (Cologne) to promote young and particularly talented artists.
The folding ruler, a mere measuring instrument, becomes a toy in the artist’s hand, and with lasers, drawings are happily scribbled onto the canvas. Thus, these threshold images seem strangely harmonious. While the world “out there” reveals itself more and more as an unworld that we, unruly, cease to recognize, Phillipp Naujoks calibrate a different space, practicing, at its threshold, their own peculiar rites of passage. (Alex Leo Freier)
Publications
CV
Meisterschüler Franka Hörnschemeyer
Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln (2015–2018)
Diplom Kunstakademie Düsseldorf (2018–2022)
Wohnung Lauxtermann Vol. 7, Galerie 3AP, Düsseldorf (GS)
Partikel, Galerie 3AP, Düsseldorf (Duo)
The line is never quite obedient, Ehemalige Schalterhalle der Commerzbank, Frankfurt/Main (GS)
Absolvierenden der Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, Akademie Galerie, Düsseldorf (GS)
Wohnung Lauxterman, Galerie 3AP, Düsseldorf (Project)
Young Artist, Museum Küppersmühle, Duisburg (GS)
Liminal Space, Galerie 3AP Düsseldorf (Duo)
Der Einfluss des Raumes auf die Reichweite des Verkehrs, Rinde-am-Rhein, Düsseldorf (GS)
Down the Rabbit Hole, KIT Museum Für Junge Kunst, Düsseldorf (GS)
International Drawing Biennale, National Gallery of Kosovo, Pristina (GS)
Art at Dusk, Funkhaus Berlin (S)
Bergischer Kunstpreis der National Bank AG, Kunst Museum Solingen (GS)
All corners made to be leaned, Kunsthaus Rhenania, Köln (GS)
Edition +1, Stroma, Köln (GS)
Is this water?, Spoiler, Berlin (GS)
MP Gold heute, Aedt, Düsseldorf (Duo)
High Season, St. Moritz Art Academy / Pop-up Ausstellung, Reine Victoria, St. Moritz (GS)
Akademie der Künste der Welt, Akademie X Ebertplatz, Köln (S)
Cologne Fine Art Contemporary, Gold und Beton, Köln (GS)
St. Moritz Art Academy (2019)
NRW-Neustart Kultur (2020)
MKW-Stipendium Land NRW (2021)
Stiftung Kunstfonds Bonn – Young Artist Förderung (2022)
fieldfisher Art selection – Förderung Junge Kunst (2023)
Exhibitions
WOHNUNG
LAUXTERMANN
Vol. 7
Joschua Yesni Arnaut, Roberto Barbosa, Joseph Beuys, Willi Bucher, Felix Anatol Findeiß, Jacqueline Hen, Sonja Heim, Steffen Jopp, Nadine Karl, Max Klinger, Helga Kneidl, Carolin Liebl & Nikolas Schmid-Pfähler, Ulrike Markus, Toni Meyer, Julie Mia, Philipp Naujoks, Miriam Schenkirz, Robert Schittko, Wayne Thiebaud, Catharina Szonn, Ellen Wagner, Lara Werth, Sonja Yakovleva
with further objects and contributions by Alex Leo Freier, Monster Mansion, Aleksandra Mir & Tim Griffin
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Enter at your own risk. People with photosensitivity may be affected by flickering light, artificial fog is used.
News
paper positions vienna
From 21–24 november 2024, the first edition of Paper Positions Vienna will present 37 international galleries.
Paper Positions Vienna
21.-24. November, Kursalon Vienna
„Subverting norms constructing narrative scenarios“
NOW OPEN: Partikel – Jacqueline Hen & Philipp Naujoks
Enter at your own risk. People with photosensitivity may be affected by flickering light. Artificial fog is used in the exhibition. Open by appointment.
Wohnung Lauxtermann
The fluid exhibition is open for visitors for the fifth and last time this year until December 15th.
The line is never quite obedient
Mit Werken von Jacqueline Hen, Toni Meyer, Philipp Naujoks, Lara Werth
Kuratiert von Aileen Treusch für Cartier Northern Europe, ehemalige Schalterhalle der Commerzbank, Frankfurt (Neue Kaiser), Juli 2023.
YOUNG ARTISTS Award
One of the best endowed prizes for young artists will be awarded for the second time to five outstanding artists on 1 December 2022 at Museum Küppersmühle. We are delighted that Philipp Naujoks is one of the prize winners and congratulate him as well as the other artists.
