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Participating artists:
Juana Anzellini, Jared Cooper Cobain, Franziska Dathe, Niklas Dietzel, Helene Eisl, Fedele Friede, Leon Friederichs, Sebastian Gögel, Kristina Hajduchova, Max Hechinger, Antonia Heinze, Arina Heinze, Ida Lovis Hüsing, Esther Janott, Miriam Jehle, Maximilian Koch, Mathilda Köhler, Gustav Körnig, Nathalie Lange, Jonas Liesaus, Leon von der Lippe, Felix Lorenz, Robert Schmiedel, Marla Vita, Maria Claudia Wagner, Gemma Wilson, Paul Wilting, Louis Wuttke, as well as Michèle Yves Pauty.

Period (opening hours):
Thu-Sat 11:00-15:00

Venue:
Thaler Projektraum
Spinnereistraße 7
04179 Leipzig

"Difference" brings together the publications produced in recent years by the publishing house "Staffel" for collaborative original graphic art: Portfolios and books in which artistic handwriting and generations mingle and works that could not have been created in an individual studio.For the "Staffel" projects, all invited artists each contribute one of their own drawings, which are then raffled off within the group and given to another person for reworking and translation. In this way, different styles and authorships mix in one picture, positions and media rub up against each other and points of view that would otherwise have remained separate in the studio come together.

This does not mean a rejection of individual handwriting: on the contrary, it is a prerequisite for an artistic encounter in the first place. This kind of encounter is the core concern of "Staffel". The foreign sketch does not materialise on the plate by itself: initially new and unfamiliar, it gradually presents itself, perhaps entering into conversation with the artist's own works in the studio, demanding ever deeper empathy with the foreign position. The peculiarities of the graphic technique are often far removed from the style of the drawing. But what is the core of the design, what must be retained, what can be translated and where does the graphic artist's own style creep in?

The "Difference" exhibition brings together portfolios and books from the last two years. The new portfolio "Treppenhaus" will be presented for the first time, again with both student and established positions from Leipzig, Halle, Berlin, Darmstadt and Salzburg, and the range of different printmaking techniques: Woodcut and linocut, etching, lithography and hand typesetting.

"Treppenhaus" contains prints by Juana Anzellini, Jared Cooper Cobain, Franziska Dathe, Niklas Dietzel, Helene Eisl, Fedele Friede, Leon Friederichs, Sebastian Gögel, Kristina Hajduchova, Max Hechinger, Antonia Heinze, Arina Heinze, Ida Lovis Hüsing, Esther Janott, Miriam Jehle, Maximilian Koch, Mathilda Köhler, Gustav Körnig, Nathalie Lange, Jonas Liesaus, Leon von der Lippe, Felix Lorenz, Robert Schmiedel, Marla Vita, Maria Claudia Wagner, Gemma Wilson, Paul Wilting, Louis Wuttke, as well as a text by Michèle Yves Pauty.

>>> More information about Prof. Heidi Specker

In the lecture series "Positions", the professors present their artistic / design practice every Monday from 17:00-19:00. The lectures are open to members of the HGB.

Venue:
Goethe-Institut Athen
Omirou 14-16
10672 Athen

The public panel discussion brings together experts from all over Europe who will contribute diverse perspectives on contemporary crafts and libraries as places of learning, creation and exchange.

The discussion is dedicated to the question of how we define craft and libraries today. What connects these two areas? From care and preservation to community, knowledge and shared resources, the discussion will open up new approaches and perspectives on crafts and libraries. Moderated by Ivana Borovnjak.

As part of a Europe-wide network meeting organised by the Goethe-Institut Athens, the event will bring librarians together with experts from the fields of art, design, architecture and technology. Together, they will explore how libraries can preserve cultural heritage and at the same time act as places of innovation. The focus will be on how libraries can be activated as spaces for informal learning, social engagement and circular practices.

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Participating artists:
Kristin Hansen, Team Leader, MDRfragt; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Benjamin Höhne, Chair of Comparative European Government Systems, TU Chemnitz; Dr. Thu Nguyen, Director, Jacques Delors Centre, Hertie School Berlin; Moderator: Maj-Britt Krone, Research Associate, Chair of European Integration with a Focus on European Administration, TU Chemnitz

Venue:
Chemnitz Open Space
Brückenstr. 10
09111 Chemnitz

This panel discussion will provide insights from academia, policy advising, public opinion research, and the media on attitudes in East Germany, particularly toward the European Union, in order to identify the causes of polarization, mistrust, and populist mobilization, and to outline possible courses of action for politics and society to counter autocratization.

The event is also part of the series “I (Don’t) Talk With You” at Chemnitz University of Technology

Period (opening hours):
from 18:00

Venue:
PLUS
Weißenfelser Straße 6
04229 Leipzig


Once a month, students from Prof Michael Riedel's painting and graphics class present a selection of their work in the PLUS exhibition space at Weißenfelser Str. 6. Currently on show are works by Felix Mahlknecht, Janne Steinhardt, Max Johnson and Florence Schmid.
There will be pasta with tomato sauce.

Venue:
HGB ceremony hall
Wächterstraße 11
04107 Leipzig

Partner:
The project is co-financed by the European Union and is co-funded by tax revenue on the basis of the budget approved by the Saxon state parliament.

It's one thing to talk about the negative impact of technology, it's however a whole different thing to radically reinvent one's practice, learning habits, pedagogical systems and the infrastructures that support digital production and communication. While art and design works are often lauded for their capacity to illustrate and communicate societal issues, they also struggle, paradoxically, to challenge the problematic systems and tools that enable such capacity. Just like any other field or sector, art, design and culture production does not exist in a distant plane of existence, but is also part of the problem and hostage of big tech and techno-optimist agendas. In this presentation we will first discuss the short but complicated historical relationship between art and ICT, then move on to the limits of thinking in terms of alternatives, and finally introduce permacomputing, a nascent community of practice that is trying to collectively problematise all this mess.

The lecture will be held in English.

Aymeric Mansoux (he/him) has been messing around with computers and networks for far too long. He is professor of applied research at the Willem de Kooning Academy Research Centre, Hogeschool Rotterdam. Recent collaborations include What Remains, an 8-bit Nintendo game about whistleblowing and the manipulation of public opinion in relation to the climate crisis; LURK, a server infrastructure and collective to host discussions around net/computational art, culture, and politics; and the Permacomputing wiki where a growing number of contributors document and discuss alternatives to extractive mainstream computation.

https://monoskop.org/Aymeric_Mansoux

Organised as part of (Un)Learning Digitalities by the Büro für Digitale Lehre (Eliza Goldox and Juness Beshir). 

Participating artists:
Julika Achtzig, Elsa Artmann, Christian Bär, Olga Bläsi, Siegfried Füreder, Fedele Friede, Stefan Lenke, Jonas Liesaus, Ingo Meller, Larissa Mühlrath, Franziska Reinbothe, Nele Hendrikje Sandner, Karoline Schneider, Knut Sennekamp, Ivonne Stark, Philipp Stöckel und Anna Vovan

Period (opening hours):
Thu-Sat: 12:00 - 18:00 PM

Venue:
a&o Kunsthalle
Brandenburger Str. 2
04103 Leipzig

Partner:
Karin and Uwe Hollweg Foundation, a&o-Hostels

On the occasion of his 70th birthday, the a&o Kunsthalle Leipzig is dedicating the exhibition BINGO! to the painter and former HGB professor Ingo Meller. This is the first time his work has been institutionally honoured in Leipzig. This presentation will be complemented by works by selected graduates. A commemorative publication will be published to accompany the exhibition.

Opening Thu, 06.11.2025 with a performance by Elsa Artmann

Period (opening hours):
Fri. + Sat. 13:00-18:00 and by appointment

Venue:
Raw Lemon Gallery
Franz-Flemming-Str. 9
04179 Leipzig


The exhibition "Crack, Fold, Rythm" positions Leon's and Mika's works in a resonant dialogue - not to compare them, but to unfold the multi-layered territories of abstraction in which they each operate. The exhibition invites visitors to experience how two different processes can lead to visual languages that are simultaneously concrete and open, anchored and fleeting.
Although their techniques differ, both artists approach abstraction as a media-reflexive practice. They emphasise the transformative properties of their materials and explore how pigments - whether painted or pressed
- can embody rhythm, temporality and structure. Their shared interest in the processual construction of images and physical engagement with the surface enables a dialogue between spontaneity and control, gesture and grid, intuition and repetition

Venue:
HGB ceremony hall
Wächterstraße 11
04107 Leipzig

The photographers Mahmoud Dabdoub and Raisan Hameed, both former students of the HGB, share a common space of experience. Flight, migration and movement emerge as recurring themes in their photographs. Their works make it clear that the political status lost through flight and migration - as Hannah Arendt describes it in her essay "We Refugees" - also opens up a new one: the right to self-portrayal of one's own memories and thus to one's own visual politics.

The artist talk "Hospitality as a fragment of memory" takes up this perspective and understands hospitality not only as a physical place that opens up to others. Hospitality is also thematised as a place of escape that manifests itself in individuals, collectives and actions. Such places open up spaces in which it is possible to recognise others and create experiential spaces for collective understanding.

The talk is part of the project for diversity development at the HGB.

Participating artists:
Vera Hofmann, artist and co-author of Commoning Art – The Transformative Potentials of Commons in Art

Venue:
Chemnitz Open Space
Brückenstr. 10
09111 Chemnitz

In this interactive lecture, we will explore together the concept of Commoning Art: How can artistic practices, in interaction with socio-ecological movements, become spaces of possibility for the common? We will develop perspectives on art as shared responsibility, as a process of collective imagination, and as an impulse for social transformation.

Participating artists:
Qutiba Alchalabi, Tobias Bertz, Diren Demir, Inga Kruse, Tobias Kurpat, Tina Meschke, Alaina Nugnis, Daisam Othman, Naomi Pedrioli, Barbora Svobodová, Anastasia Vepreva
supervised by Sven Bergelt

Period (opening hours):
Tue.-Sun. & public holidays 10am-6pm, Thurs. 10am-8pm

Venue:
Deutsches Buch- und Schriftmuseum
Deutscher Platz 1
04103 Leipzig

On the occasion of the "Day of Forgetting. And Remembering", the Artistic Action and Research class at the HGB Leipzig is exhibiting in the permanent exhibition of the German Museum of Books and Writing as part of the "Forget it?!" exhibition.
The artistic interventions utilise research-based, site-specific, speculative and power-critical working methods. They scrutinise processes of remembering and forgetting from different perspectives and make references to thematic focal points of the permanent exhibition, such as: De/industrialisation, hegemonic representation of history, forms of censorship or loss and preservation of knowledge.
The title CTRL Z / CTRL Y refers to the keyboard shortcuts "Undo" and "Redo", which in digital space make it possible to undo what has already been deleted from the temporary cache. In the vague zone between these two commands, it is decided what will be retrieved or deleted forever. In this space of thought, the artistic works illuminate ambivalences between forgetting and remembering.
A co-operation of the Class for Artistic Research and Action, HGB Leipzig with the German Museum of Books and Writing in the German National Library and the Leipziger WissensSpuren.

Free admission
The exhibition is barrier-free accessible

Venue:
Chemnitz Open Space
Brückenstr. 10
09111 Chemnitz


Kino in Bewegung (Cinema on the Move) is an initiative founded at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig (HGB) that, together with local collaborators, has been organizing film events at various locations across Saxony since 2019. The project aims to foster a mutual cultural dialogue between different urban and rural spaces through direct encounters: “Even in times of universally available media, we believe in the ‘cinema principle’ as a collective emotional experience that brings people into conversation.”
On this evening, a short film program featuring works by HGB graduates will be shown, followed by a discussion with the filmmakers.

Venue:
Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin
Invalidenstraße 50-51
10557 Berlin

Partner:
In co-operation with ifa - Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations

On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of reunification and one year after the symposium "Der Westen musste nicht im Osten ankommen. The Consequences of the Transformation 1989/1990 for the Art World" at Hamburger Bahnhof - Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart, Sarah Alberti talks to the four artists Dana Lorenz, Sophia Kesting, David Polzin and Eric Meier about their perspectives on the consequences of reunification and their respective artistic approaches, which are dedicated to the complex topic through documentary photography, sculpture and humour.

Greeting: Gitte Zschoch, Secretary General ifa - Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations

Admission free.

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Venue:
MdbK - Museum der bildenden Künste
Katharinenstraße 10
04109 Leipzig
mdbk.de

>>> Curator tour and artist talk with Philipp Freytag and Katharina Schreiter (free of charge, no registration required)

In her most recent work, Katharina Schreiter (*1984 Dresden) takes the architecture of the MdbK as the starting point for photographic self-staging. The focus is on the physical experience of the interior space, the materials used in it and its considerable dimensions. Using collage, the artist combines her own black and white photographs of the rooms with performative self-portraits charged with brightly coloured props.

Three of the five motifs have been on display as large-format banners on the façade of the MdbK since spring 2025. There, they fulfil the function of the eponymous membrane - a delicate, thin skin that simultaneously serves as a separating and connecting layer between the interior and exterior spaces. Two further photographs enter into a dialogue with the MdbK's permanent exhibition.

Katharina Schreiter completed her studies at the Academy of Visual Arts in Tina Bara's Photography and Moving Image class in 2022. The artist's book Meta K., based on her diploma thesis of the same name, was published in 2021. In 2024 she was included in the group exhibition Win/Win. The Acquisitions of the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony at Museum Gunzenhauser (Chemnitz). Katharina Schreiter is currently completing her master student work with Joachim Blank. With the group of works entitled Membran, she combines the two-dimensional medium of photography with aspects of spatiality.

On the occasion of the project, a signed and numbered edition with all five motifs of the series Membran in the format 40 x 30 cm will be published in a limited edition of six copies (+ 1 artist proof) in a handmade cassette. The edition is available for 950€ at MdbK.

>>> More information about Prof. Clemens v. Wedemeyer

In the lecture series "Positions", the professors present their artistic / design practice every Monday from 17:00-19:00. The lectures are open to members of the HGB.

Period (opening hours):
permanently open

Venue:
Sternenpassage
MuseumsQuartier
Wien

Partner:
MQ, Museumsquartier


The symbolism attached to the lion has to do with its high position in the food chain. It not only makes it the king of the animals, but also allows it to doze fearlessly - up to twenty hours a day. Its only enemies are rivals of its own species and humans. Greek mythology tells the story of how Heracles cunningly cornered the invulnerable Numean lion and strangled it with his bare hands. This mythological depiction is said to be the origin of the constellation of Leo.

Text excerpt from Ruth Horak, Amnesia, in: Lumen Zine, Issue 15 / Heidi Specker, 2025, p. 3.

Participating artists:
Cecilia Bengolea, Nuotama Bodomo, Nina Davies, Leo Flügler, Suchan Kinoshita, Ariane Müller, Charlotte Posenenske, Clemens von Wedemeyer, Xing Danwen
realised by Ilse Lafer with the team of the hgb gallery

Period (opening hours):
Tue.-Fri. 14:00-18:00 & by appointment

Venue:
HGB gallery
Wächterstraße 11
04107 Leipzig
www.hgb-leipzig.de/galerie
instagram.com/hgbgallery

The exhibition "Notes on Lightness" examines the concept of lightness beyond the usual clichés. It does not merely thematise it as something weightless, floating or as a fetish of happiness that seems to promise a break from the omnipresent burdens. Rather, she understands becoming light as a resistant movement against a present that is not recognised as a political space of possibility and action in the repetition of the same old thing. Lightness therefore comes into focus in times of upheaval, when stable structures and orders are eroding. Or when power regimes channel or break the desire for difference and change.

"Notes on Lightness" opens up a sketch-like space in which strategies of lightness are visualised as diverse "movement (inventions)" - comparable to a dancing body "that slips away from itself". On display are artistic works that utilise lightness as a transformative potential: These include improvised dance, the queering of body politics, the fabulous refusal to simply confirm world relations and the "relational modes" of micro-revolutionary moments of solidarity. A central concern here is to counter the paradoxical appropriation of lightness by power structures such as financial capitalism, the economisation of nature or the digitality paradigm with another form of movement (discovery).

Venue:
University of Leipzig
GWZ Lecture Hall 2010
Beethovenstr. 15
04107 Leipzig


Prof. Dr Marc Rölli as co-organiser (with the Departments of Philosophy and Cultural Studies at Leipzig University)

Participating artists:
Sandra Lehmann (University of Vienna), Gerald Raunig (ZHdK Zurich), Marc Rölli (HGB Leipzig), Ruth Sonderegger (Academy of Fine Arts Vienna), Stephen Zepke (University of Applied Arts Vienna)

Venue:
Depot
Breite Gasse 3
1070 Vienna

Participating artists:
Naima Amrein, Lennert Arnoldt, Anna Bein, Roula Beranek, Adam Elezrah, Albin Flieder, Dana Guzu, Krasna Vukasovic Herrera, Lucie Hess, Maria Holecz, Svenja Jarisch, Miriam Jehle, Jasmina Klein, Magda Klose, Mathilda Köhler, Taissia Kravchenko, Danyila Matsyna, Olena Melnyk Eva Noeske, Nele Pianka, Naomi Pietros, Louisa Pieper, Karlotta Pöschko, Hannes Rühl, Rasool Abu Saab, Johanna Sander, Kolja Kärtner Sainz, Mascha Schultz, Lukas Schwake, Onno Seeger, Arno Selle, Nesren Shalgen, Maja Tobolewska, Leon von der Lippe, Paul Zschocke

Venue:
Kunstverein Lüneburg
Lüner Straße 10a
21335 Lüneburg

Partner:
Lüneburger Landschaftsverband, Sparkassenstiftung Lüneburg, Lüneburg – die Hansestadt


In our class, everything happens at once: developing one's own artistic positions, finding a common language, learning mutual appreciation, negotiating majority consensus or even enduring dissonance. This sum of challenges is the actual subject of our exhibition at the Kunstverein Lüneburg. Alle:s auf einmal is to be understood in the literal sense, as all 35 positions are shown in all their diversity. It can, and perhaps must, become a lot!

>>> More information about Prof. Ivana de Vivanco

In the lecture series "Positions", the professors present their artistic / design practice every Monday from 17:00-19:00. The lectures are open to members of the HGB.

Participating artists:
Prof. Dr. Susanne Rippl, Department of Political Sociology, Institute of Sociology, TU Chemnitz; Dr. Ulf Bohmann, Acting Chair of Sociological Theories, Institute of Sociology, TU Chemnitz; Prof. Dr. Tanja Carstensen, Chair of Sociology with a Focus on Work, Economy, and Organization, Institute of Sociology, TU Chemnitz

Venue:
Sächsische Landeszentrale für politische Bildung Chemnitz
Brückenstraße 10
09111 Chemnitz


That East and West may be united but have not converged has become increasingly apparent in recent years. The event offers insights into current research findings, from Chemnitz and across Germany, and seeks in dialogue with the audience to shed light both on the transformations since 1989 and on the current differences between East and West. Key topics will include: working environments and career biographies, youth and identities, experiences of devaluation, and attitudes toward democracy.

Venue:
Ciné / Cinémathèque Leipzig
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 109
04275 Leipzig

ROU/HRV 2023, Documentary film, 68 min
Director: Vlad Petri
OmeU (Farsi, Romanian with English subtitles)

An intimate and political documentary that weaves together the history of two countries rarely united, and the lives of two women resisting oppressive regimes and challenging patriarchal societies through the power of their desire.
By juxtaposing unusual archive images from two distant political and cultural contexts, the film brings us closer to exciting moments of courage and fear, hope and disappointment that accompany revolutions, and places Eastern Europe and the Middle East at the center of the great events that marked the 20th century. (Farsi and Romanian with English subtitles)

After the screening, there will be a talk with Elahe Haschemi Yekani, Professor of English and American Literature and Culture with a Focus on Postcolonial Studies at the Department of English and American Studies at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

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Period (opening hours):
Wed-Fri 8am-4pm and on request

Venue:
Veterinär-Anatomisches Institut Leipzig
An den Tierkliniken 43
04103 Leipzig


The exhibition "Zergliederungskunst" presents paintings created by Felix Ebersbach in 2025. The works are the result of visits to the Veterinary Anatomical Institute. The artistic practice known as "Zergliederungskunst" occupies the line between scientific and artistic exploration of internal anatomy. The exhibition offers the opportunity to gain insights into both the Veterinary Anatomical Institute and Felix Ebersbach's artistic practice.

Venue:
Budde-Haus
Lützowstraße 19
04157 Leipzig

In recent years, art has increasingly come under suspicion of ideology. A neutral position seems impossible. Competition and the formation of camps are on the agenda. For some, arrogance and elitist aloofness prevail, expressed in a cultural hegemony of moral know-it-all left-green slogans. For the others, traditionalist notions of art tied to the European canon are structurally linked to anti-democratic movements and their politics of fear. Thirdly, between them stands an art market that is itself seen as an ideologically driven machine of commercialisation.

How is philosophy involved in these contemporary art relations? Can it perhaps contribute to easing the tensions? What is to be made of the constantly invoked front lines of a 'culture war' that run through the centre of society?

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>>> More information about Prof Annette Kisling

In the lecture series "Positions", the professors present their artistic / design practice every Monday from 17:00-19:00. The lectures are open to members of the HGB.

Venue:
Kunstakademie Düsseldorf
Eiskellerstr. 1
40213 Düsseldorf
Lecture theatre R.224

Partner:
Christiane Voss


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Participating artists:
Giorgio Morandi, Joseph Albers, Anna & Bernhard Blume, Gustave Caillebotte, Tacita Dean, Walter Dexel, Peter Dreher, Lucian Freud, Candida Höfer, On Kawara, Sol Lewitt, Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Franziska Reinbothe, Willem de Rooij

Period (opening hours):
Tue.-Mi. & Fri.-Sun. 11:00 AM–6:00 PM, Thu. 11:00 AM–08:00 PM, Mon. closed

Venue:
Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen
Unteres Schloss 1
57072 Siegen

Giorgio Morandi (1890-1964 in Bologna) is known for his still lifes and landscape paintings. Throughout his life, he devoted himself to depicting simple, everyday objects such as bottles, jugs, vases and bowls.

In his paintings and drawings, he constantly varied the arrangement of the objects so that, despite similar arrangements, no two pictures are the same. They are reduced to the essential forms in a concentrated calm. It is precisely in the repetition of the same objects that the minimal differences emerge as major events. It is precisely for this tension between repetition and difference that Morandi has attracted attention as one of the great mavericks of modern painting.

The retrospective exhibition "Giorgio Morandi. Resonances" at the Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen explores this special position of Morandi in the art of the last 80 years. It shows more than 60 works by the painter from the early 1920s to the 1960s. The presentation is based on the comprehensive group of Morandi works in the Lambrecht-Schadeberg Collection and expands on this with loans from German and European collections. At the same time, the exhibition adopts Morandi's principle and places the works in dialogue with older and more recent works by other artists.

Venue:
SANKT STUDIO Berlin
Mittenwalder Strasse 15
10961 Berlin

At FOTOTREFF #45, the artists Luise Schröder (Berlin), Dana Lorenz & Sophia Kesting (Berlin/Leipzig) will talk together with the author and curator Sonia Voss (Berlin/Paris).

Based on their current publications, they will discuss contemporary photographic perspectives on German-German history(ies) and social transformation processes.

TALK
Luise Schröder, in whose visual practice the handling of history and memory and their significance for the present play an essential role, has been researching the forgotten activities of non-governmental women's and lesbian groups in the GDR in terms of content and aesthetics since 2021/22. Her publication "Stömungen in Bewegung" was published by Fotohof Salzburg in 2025.

Over a period of twelve years, Sophia Kesting and Dana Lorenz have explored the transformation process of the Square of the Peaceful Revolution in Leipzig in documentary-artistic photographs. In their publication entitled Asphalt, Steine, Scherben (Vexer Verlag, 2024), the duo interweave their jointly developed photographic image layer with biographical text fragments.

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>>> More information about Prof. Marion Kliesch

In the lecture series "Positions", the professors present their artistic / design practice every Monday from 17:00-19:00. The lectures are open to members of the HGB.

>>> More information about Prof. Stine Marie Jacobsen

In the lecture series "Positions", the professors present their artistic / design practice every Monday from 17:00-19:00. The lectures are open to members of the HGB.

Venue:
Museum Folkwang
Museumsplatz 1
45128 Essen

At the end of their 12-month scholarship for contemporary photography from the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation, photographers Susanne Keichel and Roxana Rios will present their current projects and talk about their artistic work.

Susanne Keichel has been working on the three-part photo and video work Social Justice over a longer period of time. The trilogy consists of the parts Origin, School and Labour.

In the work complex Echo , Roxana Rios examines the role of photography in the (de)construction of traditional identity categories. Both artists will provide insights into their projects and work processes in a discussion.

Participation free of charge. Without registration.

>>> More information about V.-Prof. Franziska Reinbothe

In the lecture series "Positions", the professors present their artistic / design practice every Monday from 17:00-19:00. The lectures are open to members of the HGB.