Parts of the exhibition “Some good, more bad.” can be seen at the Kunsthalle Erfurt. Prof. Dr. Benjamin-Immanuel Hoff (former State Secretary, Minister and Head of the Thuringian State Chancellery) describes my project very aptly.
Everything that lives will die. Death is always the same result. No one can claim they didn’t know. Let’s talk about it!
After almost 8 years of project work, the picture-text book “Who are you, Death?” will be published in spring 2025. Support us on the last meters:
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East German entrepreneurs fear the economic policies of the Höcke party. Saying this publicly is tricky. Some dare to do so anyway.
CDU man Mario Voigt wants to become Minister President of Thuringia. That would hardly be possible without the BSW.
»Mal gut, mehr schlecht.«
Exhibition: 09.09.-17.11.24
Opening: 08.09.24 / 5pm
Talk: 10.10.24 / 7pm
Nora Klein describes the emotional world of depressed people in haunting photographs. The photographer wants to make the supposedly heavy, inexpressible and abstract aspects of the illness visible in order to make the emotional worlds of those affected tangible.
“PHOTOMINO “Open Horizons””
Exhibition: 28.09.-16.10.23 Levanteshaus Hamburg
Opening: 28.09.23 // 6 pm
In the beginning, the motto of Hamburg’s Federal Council Presidency was “Open Horizons”. The Hamburg photographer Nicole Keller was inspired by this motto to create her picture “Das große Los” (The big draw) and sent this initial picture to 15 photographers from Schleswig-Holstein to Bavaria.
On September 28, the Hamburg State Office, in cooperation with Hamburg Marketing, will present the initial image and 15 of its own interpretations in the exhibition PHOTOMINO
“Opening Horizons”. Come by and celebrate with us!
The artistic anti-stigma project “Some good, more bad.” was on the road again this fall. Sabine Fröhlich and Nora Klein open up insights into the clinical picture of depression in an evening event. In October, they were guests in Höchstädt, Bonn, Auerbach, Aachen, Darmstadt and Bielefeld. ©Familienkreis e.V./JUCAPIX
The exhibition “Resilienzen” opened at the KunstForum in Gotha. The Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Thuringia awarded special scholarships to artists in 2020. Works by these are presented in Gotha.
exhibition: 16.09.-13.11.2022
KunstForum Hannah Höch Gotha
On the road for DER SPIEGEL at the Bromacker fossil site. Researchers are investigating a spectacular excavation site in Thuringia: Using the fossils and tracks they have uncovered there, they want to reconstruct how some primordial dinosaurs became herbivores, dug extensive caves – and thus paved the way for the dinos’ triumphant advance.
