​​2024: Bornholms Censurerede Forårsudstilling. Svanekegaarden - Bornholms Kulturcenter. 

2024: Soloudstilling ‘Økuller’ Galleri Palivaren, Christiansø.

2024: Kunstsalonen Tisvildeleje. Gruppeudstilling.Tisvildeleje 

2024: Udstilling ‘Pipedreams' Wilken+Høst. Hotel SP34. Kbh K. Juni - Sep.

2024: Gruppeudstilling ‘Summer Blue’ Galleri Norup, Gl. Kongevej 35.

2024: Kunstfilm ‘The Duel’ Udstilles 2025 Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein og The UN building NewYork.

          Vibeke Windeløv og Thomas Hartebeck, Producers.

2023: Soloudstilling ’Usynligt Grundstof’ Galleri Norup, Gl. Kongevej 35.

2023: Kunstneriske rammer. Sommer musikfestival ‘Musik i Lejet’

2023: Kunstfilm ‘Hajen’ vist på Hotel SP34. Kbh K

2022: Videoværk ‘Privilege Blind’ World Mental Health Day / Livslinien. Omtalt i vedlagte artikel fra Jyllands-Posten.

2022: ‘Beret’ Serie på syv malerier i stort format. Udstillet på VV110 i København.

2022: Kunstneriske rammer. Sommer musikfestival ‘Musik i Lejet’

2022: Kunstfilm ‘The Duel’ En filmatisering af historien bag Émile-Antoine Bayards maleri ‘An Affair of Honor’ fra 1892.

2021: Udvalgt som bidragyder til musik sommerfestivalen ‘Musik i Lejet’, kunstneriske rammer.

2021: Nye værker i serien af Interdependence. Udstillet i Københavns centrum.

2020: ‘Interdependence’ Skulpturer og malerier. Kunstudstilling på Hotel SP34.

2020: Andels kunstprojekt. 9 meter høj træskulptur ‘Den Store Bademester’ Kunstnerisk stifter.

2019: Udvalgt som skaber af de kunstneriske rammer ved musikfestivalen ’Musik i Lejet’

2019: ‘Continue - do not sto’. Kunstfoto udstilling på Dansk Arkitektur Center.

2018: More Cake. 17 akrylmalerier på lærred, udstillet på Hotel SP34.
2017: Gatelands. Kunstfoto udstilling under Copenhagen Photo Festival.

2016: ‘Digistracted’ Film- og foto udstilling på Galleri LB.

2016: P70 - Made in Denmark. En fotoudstilling med ny afdøde pornofotograf Freddy Weiss’s søn Stig Weiss

2016: Talentudstilling. Galleri Oxholms. Repræsenteret med 2 digitalt manipulerede fotoværker.

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Joachim Høst (1970) lives and works in Copenhagen.

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I have a desire to do something. Don't know what it is - but I'm driven to do it. I have this infinite belief in it. It's not rational - it's blind trust.

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Høst's work is driven by his interests in interdependency and point of balance. His works circles around a conceptual approach of embracing the opposites. Rarely without a humorous layer to it.  

 

Høst grew up in a creative family (dad was a hippie rockstar, Alrune Rod) and went to the International school of Denmark – unfortunately he was expelled because he could not sit still. He took art classes at Glyptotek in Copenhagen. Here he could use his hands and his crooked thoughts.

 

He also graduated “Journalism for radio- and TV talent” at the Danish School of Media and Journalism doing his time at DR B&U as a concept developer, before deciding it was time to hit the film industry.

 

As a film director based in Amsterdam CCCP/CZAR, he has worked with commercials, music videos, short films, and art projects most places in the world. He has won honors for his work at – True Awards, Cannes Lions, Cresta Awards and Television-Nordic.

 

In the meantime he co-founded Railo'Rama. "Let's take the Zoetrope (the first optical toy that created motion pictures) and build it as a 1.5 x 600 meter long light box.

 

Put it on the walls between two metro stations and thereby create "a moving picture view" for the train passengers" Got 2.5 million DKK from Danish Technological Institute and The Egmont Fond. The system developed in collaboration with the engineers, mock-up was built and on the closed path of Sporvejs Museet it made proof of concept.

 

DSB and BaneDanmark gave "go" on the tunnel stretch between Østerport and Nørreport.

NIke, Lego, DanskeSpil and Carlsberg gave indications about the purchase of advertising space. International outdoor media company, saw the medium, bought it and filed Railo'Rama.... The project was a issue of their roll-out of tv screens in the city trains.​