Paul
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Paul Pape (°1989, Stuttgart) works and lives in Offenbach am Main. He studied at HfG Offenbach am Main—University of Art and Design— photography class with Prof. Martin Liebscher, and graphic design class with Prof. Sascha Lobe and Prof. Klaus Hesse.
Paul is member of Atelier Wäscherei in Offenbach am Main.
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Schiedsgericht /
Arbitration Tribunal
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#Makingcrisesvisible exhibition at Senkenberg museum, Frankfurt.
Schiedsgericht/ Arbitration tribunal(2019) is a collaboration with Jana Bleckmann for the group exhibition ‘Making Crises Visible’.
Arbitration Courts, as instruments of resolving conflicts between parties, come together, eye to eye at the negotiating table—at least that is the ideal concept of arbitration. Courts of arbitration can be used in conflicts between two states, but also between a state and a company or two companies. An important feature of arbitration is the freedom of the parties to decide largely on procedural rules, the type of law applied and the arbitrators appointed. The model illustrates different constellations by means of concrete cases. The usable furniture has been manipulated with regard to its (un)comfort, which illustrates the complications and power disparities between conflicting parties that procedures sometimes have to cope with.
Schiedsgericht/ Arbitration tribunal(2019) is a collaboration with Jana Bleckmann for the group exhibition ‘Making Crises Visible’.
Arbitration Courts, as instruments of resolving conflicts between parties, come together, eye to eye at the negotiating table—at least that is the ideal concept of arbitration. Courts of arbitration can be used in conflicts between two states, but also between a state and a company or two companies. An important feature of arbitration is the freedom of the parties to decide largely on procedural rules, the type of law applied and the arbitrators appointed. The model illustrates different constellations by means of concrete cases. The usable furniture has been manipulated with regard to its (un)comfort, which illustrates the complications and power disparities between conflicting parties that procedures sometimes have to cope with.
Arbitration Courts, as instruments of resolving conflicts between parties, come together, eye to eye at the negotiating table—at least that is the ideal concept of arbitration. Courts of arbitration can be used in conflicts between two states, but also between a state and a company or two companies. An important feature of arbitration is the freedom of the parties to decide largely on procedural rules, the type of law applied and the arbitrators appointed. The model illustrates different constellations by means of concrete cases. The usable furniture has been manipulated with regard to its (un)comfort, which illustrates the complications and power disparities between conflicting parties that procedures sometimes have to cope with.
© Paul Pape,
Model of the arbitration court. more
︎”Making Crises visible: eine Ausstellung der Krise”
︎”Wenn zwei sich streiten, holen sie sich einen Dritten”
︎Making Crises Visible: Der Transfer zwischen Wissenschaft und Kunst
︎makingcrisesvisible.com