Exhibition

auf montage copy link

Exhibition

+ – All die Seiten copy link

+ – Female Rage. Revisiting the Scum Manifesto copy link

Exhibition

+ – INVISIBLE CITIES – STANDARD TIME copy link

Exhibition

+ – Porous Container copy link

Porous Container is a site-specific installation that negotiates craft and mass production, individuality and universality, intimacy and conformity. Two works confront one another through their layered connotations and distinct modes of expression—ceramic and textile.

In contrast to the coolness of household appliances and consumer electronics on the ground floor of MediaMarkt, the textile evokes the organic, the warm, and the soft. The associations woven into fabric and cloth are manifold, extending from the domestic and the private to forms of labour historically coded as feminine, as well as to notions of connectedness, resilience, coverings, and skins. The denser a fabric, the more opaque and resistant it becomes. Lace, by contrast, is deliberately perforated, its openings serving both decorative and artistic purposes. In her installation, Gesa Troch brings together dyed, densely woven fabrics and prints of delicate, perforated lace collected from members of her family. Although these two manifestations of textile appear almost contradictory in function despite sharing the same material basis, they also point to the medium’s ambivalent readings. On the one hand, textile labour has long been devalued through its association with femininity—a devaluation that continues to be reproduced. On the other, it constitutes a highly sophisticated and ancient art and craft tradition worthy of recognition. The material’s ubiquitous presence in the form of clothing also recalls global production chains that often stand in stark contrast to any appreciation of human labour. The industrial manufacture of lace, for instance, bears little resemblance to lacemaking, crocheting, or weaving, and is frequently carried out under precarious conditions for both workers and the environment.

The second component of Porous Container consists of ceramic objects that imitate spent fireworks batteries—the kind commonly found scattered across urban spaces in the first days of the new year. Large quantities of soggy cardboard remnants, dispersed throughout the city.

For some, they embody the celebration of a significant transition: the turn of the year, together with the wishes, hopes, and dreams associated with it. For others, they represent a danger; the loud explosions evoke memories of violence, while wildlife and the environment suffer from the overwhelming noise. In their structure of circular tubes that remain after detonation, they resemble the repetitive ornamentation of woven textiles. Cracker transforms these otherwise softened cardboard objects, encountered in public space after New Year’s Eve, into initially rigid yet ultimately fragile ceramic forms.

Troch’s installation reads as a counterpoint to its loud surroundings, which themselves point to mass production and consumer culture. The now-silent fireworks batteries, together with the references to textile practices and craftsmanship, invite reflection on the contexts and codings of their materialities in relation to their setting at the entrance to Hamburg’s main shopping street. The exhibition title likewise refers to these ambivalent inscriptions of material: a container initially suggests a standardized vessel made of a hard material—robust and interchangeable. Once it becomes porous, however, it begins to lose its original function, becoming permeable and unstable. This porosity becomes the connecting element through which the works communicate with one another.

Thursday 23 Jul 2026

Eröffnung

6:00 pm

Exhibition

+ – UNDERCURRENT copy link

Exhibition

+ – Zeit copy link

Exhibition Lecture

+ – Finissage: love and obstacles / liebe und hindernisse 2 copy link

Filmscreening

IN MOTION - Shortfilm Screening copy link

+ – Night Shifts 5 copy link

Exhibition

+ – Passage copy link

Exhibition

+ – Solastalgie. Waldbaden mit Plastikdelfin. copy link

Exhibition

+ – Installation: Antifaschistisches Hüpfen copy link

Exhibition

+ – PREMEABLE CONDENSATION copy link

Exhibition

+ – When a whole group is coming too late copy link

+ – Leerstellen der Erinnerungsarbeit – ein Rundgang durch die ehemalige Lettow-Vorbeck-Kaserne und den neuen Stadtteil Jenfeld Au mit Irini Schwab copy link

Artist Talk

Buchvorstellung: Metapolitik der Dinge. Materielle Kultur und rechtes Denken copy link

Exhibition

+ – FRIENDSHIP copy link

Exhibition

+ – Werdegang copy link

Exhibition

+ – FIRE. From the Cosmos to the Commons copy link

more info

Saturday 20 Jun 2026

Eröffnung

5:00 pm

Tuesday 23 Jun 2026

Guided Tour

+ – Museum der Untröstlichkeit

10:00 am Mahnmal St. Nikolai, Hamburg

Johanna Amelsberg, Joy Barczak, Nele Bolbrinker, Carina Brausendorf, Merrit Claußen, Paula Cukrowski, Vincent Gramss, Lavinia Gueye, Jan Hanna, Lea Hasenkamp, Jonathan Heinemann, Eva Hentschel, Jingxi Hu, Abbas Khaled, Johanna Klecker, Judith Kobusch, Lola Molina Sauerteig, Clara Palmberger-Süße, Elisa Pontow, Isabel Primavesi, Louise Vind Nielsen, Maja Vanneste, Hannah Wobst, Rojda Yildiz, Lina Zabel, Nora Sternfeld

Ein öffentliches Programm von Studierenden der HFBK Hamburg in der Ausstellung FIRE der Stadtkuratorin Hamburg von 10–13 Uhr und 15–18 Uhr

Was wären öffentliche Räume für das, was nie wieder gut werden kann? Das Vermittlungsprogramm widmet sich  der Ausstellung FIRE der Stadtkuratorin Hamburg am Mahnmal Sankt Nikolai. Dabei begegnen wir dem Schmerz und den brennenden Fragen in Geschichte und Gegenwart, die ihre künstlerischen Arbeiten aufwerfen.

Ein Vermittlungsprogramm von Johanna Amelsberg, Joy Barczak, Nele Bolbrinker, Carina Brausendorf, Merrit Claußen, Paula Cukrowski, Vincent Gramss, Lavinia Gueye, Jan Hanna, Lea Hasenkamp, Jonathan Heinemann, Eva Hentschel, Jingxi Hu, Abbas Khaled, Johanna Klecker, Judith Kobusch, Lola Molina Sauerteig, Clara Palmberger-Süße, Elisa Pontow, Isabel Primavesi, Louise Vind Nielsen, Maja Vanneste, Hannah Wobst, Rojda Yildiz, Lina Zabel
mit Hendrik Stille

Im Rahmen des Seminars “Museum der Untröstlichkeit” von Nora Sternfeld an der HFBK Hamburg

Zu den künstlerischen Arbeiten der Ausstellung FIRE von Hala Alnaji, Saodat Ismailova, Nikita Kadan, Hamedine Kane, Annette Kelm, Lene Markusen, Mark Morris, Neda Saeedi, Mikołaj Sobczak, Cecilia Vicuña & Coco Bergholm.
Kuratiert von Joanna Warsza, Stadtkuratorin Hamburg

Saturday 4 Jul 2026

Artist Talk Guided Tour

+ – Künstlergespräch mit Mark Morris

2:00 pm Mahnmal St. Nikolai, Hamburg

In einem dialogischen Rundgang durch die Ausstellungen FIRE. From the Cosmos to the Commons gibt Natalya Stupka Einblicke in die Thematik der Ausstellungen und stellt die künstlerischen Positionen vor.

Im Anschluss präsentiert der Künstler Mark Morris sein Werk The Chain Reaction.
Die ortsspezifische Skulptur knüpft an die Präsenz Alfred Nobels in Deutschland und an sein Labor in Geesthacht bei Hamburg an, wo ab 1867 die Erfindung und Verbreitung des Dynamits stattfand. Symbolisch macht das Werk die Ambivalenz von Materialien sichtbar, die sowohl unsere Welt erschaffen als auch umgestalten können.

Exhibition

Flicker

4:00 pm Mahnmal St. Nikolai, Hamburg

Nele Borchert, Elena Bulycheva, Milo Dillenschneider, Bahar Ensafi, Emmylou Fertschai, Elisa Gonschior, Marlene Kargl Nadiia Mykhailiuk, Julia Quitmann, Merle Richter, Xen Roscher, Bente Steffens, Cathrin Zumhasch

Sunday 5 Jul 2026

Performance

Performative Lesung

12:00 pm Mahnmal St. Nikolai, Hamburg

Dariia Kuzmych

Exhibition

Collecting Dust copy link

Exhibition

+ – Occlusion Area copy link

Exhibition

+ – Turmoil and Silence copy link

Exhibition

+ – Counterflows copy link

Filmscreening

+ – Locarno Film Festival copy link

Exhibition

+ – Low Hanging Fruit copy link

Exhibition

+ – Der Preis der Blüte copy link

Exhibition

+ – Fleeting Glance – as part of the 9th Triennial of Photography copy link

Filmscreening

10'40'' copy link

Exhibition

+ – Whisper Down the Lane: Sanna Leone copy link

Exhibition

+ – Thomas Demand copy link

+ – (in)finitely connected – stories of an urban multi-species society copy link

Exhibition

+ – Worlds Away copy link

Exhibition

+ – KUGELFANG copy link

Exhibition

+ – roses copy link

Exhibition

+ – To Move, To Carry, To Remain copy link

Exhibition

+ – DANCING BAREFOOT copy link

Exhibition

+ – Eingestellte Gegenwarten copy link

Exhibition

+ – Im Neurosenteich copy link

+ – When I Had Short Hair And You Filmed Me copy link

Exhibition

+ – Fifty Fifty copy link

Filmscreening

+ – Final Cut 2026 copy link

Exhibition

+ – Graduate Show 2026 copy link

More than 200 graduates from the 2025/26 academic year are showcasing their final art projects at the HFBK Hamburg. Discover the next generation of promising artists in a comprehensive exhibition that spans the entire studio and seminar spaces, complemented by a diverse program of performances.

All graduation films produced with funding from MOIN Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein will be presented as part of the Final Cut screening in the Filmhaus cinema.

Click here for the floor plan.

Hülya Braasch (B.F.A. under Prof. Evi Bauer) and Daria Maiier (B.F.A. under Prof. Simon Denny) won the Karl H. Ditze prize for the best final Bachelor exam. Mark Morris (M.F.A. under Prof. Simon Denny) was awarded the Karl H. Ditze prize for the best final Master exam.

Zhongxian He and Sandra Makhlouf (both M.F.A. under Prof. Angela Schanelec) received the HFBK Film Prize, while Nima Latifi (M.F.A. under Prof. Omer Fast) was awarded an honorable mention.

Exhibition

Friday until Sunday, July 10–12, 2026, 2–8 p.m.
Admission is free

Open House + –

Thursday, July 9, 2026, from 5 p.m.
Exhibition on the opening evening 5–10 p.m., from 10 p.m.: admission for HFBK Family&Friends, admission for guests only when accompanied by members of the university

More than 200 students will present their final projects as part of this year’s HFBK Hamburg Graduate Show. In response to the exceptionally high number of graduates and the diversity of the works on display, the opening evening has been expanded: on Thursday, 9 July 2026, the exhibition will open to the public at 5 p.m.

The evening will be dedicated entirely to the exhibition, the artworks, and the opportunity for exchange, with no official opening speeches. Visitors will have more time to explore the exhibition, meet the artists, and engage with the wide range of artistic positions on view.

Between 7 and 8 p.m., the award juries will present the prizes for the outstanding final projects during individual tours of the exhibition, announcing the recipients and presenting the awards in person.

Guided tours + –

We offer public guided tours of the Graduate Show for a better understanding and in-depth examination of the final theses presented.

• 10 to 12 July 2026 daily 4 and 6 p.m. in German language

• 10 to 12 July 2026 daily at 4 p.m. in English language

We also offer guided tours in German Sign Language (DGS) in collaboration with Martina Bergmann: The tours are approx. 90 minutes long.

• Sat, 11 July, 5 p.m.

• Sun, 12 July, 3 p.m.

The meeting point for all guided tours is the entrance hall of the HFBK, Lerchenfeld 2.

For Kids + –

We also offer guided tours for children 6 years and older:

• Sat, 11 July, 4 p.m.

• Sun, 12 July, 4 p.m.

We will meet in the Mensavorraum, basement main building of the HFBK, Lerchenfeld 2.

kinder kunst raum

• Sat, 11 July, 3–6 p.m.

• Sun, 12 July3, 3–6 p.m.

We will meet in the Mensavorraum, basement main building of the HFBK, Lerchenfeld 2.

Awareness-Team + –

The awareness concept is firmly directed against sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic or comparable assaultive behaviour and actively counters it. If you feel uncomfortable or observe that someone is behaving in an abusive way, you can contact the awareness team in confidence.

You will recognize the awareness team by pink vests and pink caps.
Mobile: 0157 3190 5619 (call and textmessage)

In addition, room K51 in the main building, Lerchenfeld 2 is available as a place of retreat.

Information for visitors with reduced mobility + –

The main building of the HFBK at Lerchenfeld 2 is a listed building and therefore mostly but not completely barrier-free for visitors with limited mobility.

The barrier-free access with a step-free connection to the passenger elevator to all floors is located at the side entrance Uferstraße 1—along the part of the building that is parallel to the Eilbek Canal.

The new studio building at Lerchenfeld 2a is barrier-free accessible, the different floors can be reached via an elevator.

Public toilets for people with disabilities are located in the main building on the ground floor (step-free and accessible by elevator via side entrance) and in the studio house on the ground floor (accessible at ground level via main entrance from the street). Both toilets can be opened with the Eurokey.

The HFBK would like to make it possible for all visitors to have as smooth and barrier-free a visit as possible. Therefore, a person will be available during the opening hours of the exhibition to assist you before or during your visit. The mobility assistant will be available directly at the information desk in the entrance hall on the ground floor or by phone at 0162 952 96 74.

Thursday 9 Jul 2026

Eröffnung

5:00 pm

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

7:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Feige Flittchen on decks, dj set

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

8:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Lesung (DE)

Performance

Der Weg ist das Ziel, Prepparation

8:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2a, Foyer ICAT

Emiliano Gomez-Forte

Performance

+ – VOL.CAN(N)O

9:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, Auditorium (room 229)

Sophia-Maria Allgaier

Concert

Performance

+ – varietyroom* - The Artemis Elend Tribute Show

9:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Concert by Feige Flittchen, Wandl, Tim Adieu, Hoy Chorale

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

9:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Reading (EN)

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

10:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Wandl, concert

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

11:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Lion & Rosi, dj set

Friday 10 Jul 2026

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

1:00 am Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

L.A.tifa, dj set

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

2:30 am Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

rosettameier69, dj set

Performance Lecture

+ – Parrhesia

4:15 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120c

Janne Wagner

In English

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

4:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Lesung (DE)

Performance

+ – 1/2

5:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, in front of room K31

Rita Barbro Wilcke, Jule Heinrich

Reading with Kea Lisanne Hinsch, Josefine Green, Victoria Hvass

Performance

+ – varietyroom* - songs of derrival

5:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Lucia, Odelia, Yagmur, Nick, Milena, live music performance

Performance

+ – varietyroom*- Ich sehe auf Fotos wie ich wohl aussehe, erkenne mich aber nicht

5:45 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Felicitas Kunisch, Reading

Performance

+ – Es hilft nicht, kein bisschen. Aber es muss gesagt werden. Es hilft ja nichts.

6:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2a, room 201

Leonie Wahler

Activation of the installation/Reading with Jessica Eggers

Performance

+ – varietyroom* - pain harmony

6:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Laurine Sassine, reading

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

6:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Ashley Shugart, tap dance

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

6:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Reading (EN)

Performance Lecture

Parrhesia

6:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120c

Janne Wagner

Performance

+ – VOL.CAN(N)O

7:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, Auditorium (room 229)

Sophia-Maria Allgaier

Concert

Filmscreening

+ – varietyroom* - Blue Hours I & II

7:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Genevieve and Mars Lotus, screening

Saturday 11 Jul 2026

Filmscreening

Filmscreening of Orientation Class Prof. Dane Komljen

2:00 pm Wartenau 15, Cinema (room 214)

Milena Benack, Kaan Çelimli, Lucia Choffat, Toni Einsiedel, Odélia Forster, Max Kassun, Naro Lee, Arslan Manasian, Bennet Nolte, Aleksandra Patrina, Alexander Schuster, Alim Shakirov, Amon Wendel, Caspar Zempel

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

3:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Reading (EN)

Performance Lecture

+ – As love is desire of life, it is longing of death / Nothing to declare

4:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2a, room 304

Daniela Aparício Ugalde, Sofia Seidi

Performative Lecture and Listening Session, with Gorditx Petrolerx

Performance

+ – Temporary Oven

4:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, front yard

Paul Gläser, Nicholas Jackson, Magnus Simon

performative installation

Performance Lecture

Parrhesia

4:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120c

Janne Wagner

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

5:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Mirjon Leka

Filmscreening

+ – varietyroom* - in tune

5:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Agnes Eeg-Olofsson, short film

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

5:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Lesung (DE)

Performance

+ – 2/2

6:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 44

Rita Barbro Wilcke, Jule Heinrich

Reading with Kea Lisanne Hinsch, Lucía Ugena

Performance

+ – Es hilft nicht, kein bisschen. Aber es muss gesagt werden. Es hilft ja nichts.

6:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2a, room 201

Leonie Wahler

Activation of the installation/Reading with Jessica Eggers

Filmscreening

+ – varietyroom* - m²" : the queer, the cleaner and the fool

6:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Eva Kuvay, short film

Performance Lecture

Parrhesia

6:15 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120c

Janne Wagner

Performance

+ – varietyroom* - Born again with Johnny Cash

6:15 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

with Noa Calcagno, El Burgess and Sam Furney. Choreography by Sam Furney, dance

Performance

+ – varietyroom* - Hard Times come again no more

6:45 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Albern Ernst, drag performance

Performance

+ – VOL.CAN(N)O

7:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, Auditorium (room 229)

Sophia-Maria Allgaier

Concert

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

7:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Reading (EN)

Performance

varietyroom* - A reading by a clown with the help of a person named Agnes with the title and the problem of the question of where the water is coming from

7:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Sunday 12 Jul 2026

Performance Lecture

Parrhesia

3:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120c

Janne Wagner

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

3:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Reading (EN)

Performance Lecture

+ – Parrhesia

4:15 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120c

Janne Wagner

In English

Performance

+ – varietyroom* - Bedroom rumours

5:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Leo Niemals, live music performance

Performance

+ – T5 Transhall T-Dance

5:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 121

Nozomi Ngceni

Sound performance

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

5:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Lesung (DE)

Performance

+ – Es hilft nicht, kein bisschen. Aber es muss gesagt werden. Es hilft ja nichts.

6:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2a, room 201

Leonie Wahler

Activation of the installation/Reading with Jessica Eggers

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

6:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Der Geheimrat, live music performance

Filmscreening

+ – varietyroom* - Visiting Fellow

7:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Genevieve Lotus, Apollonia Stoisits

Genevieve Lotus, Apollonia Stoisits, short film

Performance

+ – varietyroom* - funny guy

7:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

Apollo, show tune

Performance Lecture

+ – Woher kommt das Wasser?

7:30 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 120a

Maren Stocklöw

Clown Performance / Reading (EN)

Performance

+ – varietyroom*

8:00 pm Lerchenfeld 2, room 11

After Hour Karaoke (HFBK Family & Friends only!)

Exhibition

+ – It’s never love, it’s always work copy link

An exhibition by students of the HFBK Hamburg as part of Triennale Expanded at the 9th Hamburg Photography Triennial 2026

In the exhibition It’s Never Love, It’s Always Work, the photography class at HFBK Hamburg asks what separates love from labor in the midst of ongoing social and economic conflict. How are acts of care, support, and closeness integral to the work we do for others, often without naming it as such? And what does this mean for the way we live and work together: for intimacy, relationships, and migration?

Across different media, including photography, drawing, sculpture, and installation, the participants explore how images and objects can carry narratives at the intersection of the personal and the political. The stories that emerge form a constellation, held in tension by the motifs of labor and love. They tell of care as something that appears not only within the working day, but also in the relationships, dependencies, and gestures that shape our lives.

Set in Hamburg, a port city shaped by histories of labor struggle, migration, trade, and colonialism, the exhibition links human relationships to economic and social life. Accompanied by a program of talks with invited speakers, It’s Never Love, It’s Always Work becomes a platform for dialogue: an open space for the forms of labor that bind us to one another.

Collectively developed by the participants, supervised by Özlem Altın.

Supporting Program:

• 06. Juni, 15 Uhr Between Love, Work and Migration, Führung (auf Deutsch) / Guided Tour (in German) 

• June 6, 4–5 p.m., trans*port, Live Interview with Harry Hachmeister

• 06. Juni, 17 Uhr, Between Love, Work and Migration, Führung (auf Englisch) / Guided Tour (in English) 

• June 12, 6–7 p.m., One shot on Love, Work and Migration, Artist Conversation with Tobias Zielony, Enis Maci & artists featured in the exhibition

HFBK boutique, Mönckebergstr. 1 & Satellit Pop-Up-Space Mönckebergstr. 3

It’s Never Love, It’s Always Work—Part II opens in HFBK boutique on June 18, 6pm.

More info

Friday 5 Jun 2026

Eröffnung

5:00 pm

Saturday 6 Jun 2026

Guided Tour

+ – Between Love, Work and Migration

3:00 pm HFBK boutique

Guided tour in Gernan language

Artist Talk

+ – trans*port

4:00 pm HFBK boutique

Live Interview with Harry Hachmeister

Guided Tour

+ – Between Love, Work and Migration

5:00 pm HFBK boutique

Guided Tour (in English) 

Friday 12 Jun 2026

Artist Talk

+ – One shot on Love, Work and Migration

6:00 pm HFBK boutique

Tobias Zielony, Enis Maci, Omid Arabbay, Vixtoria Salomonsen, Moses Omeogo

Tobias Zielony and Enis Maci in conversation with Omid Arabbay, Vixtoria Salomonsen and Moses Omeogo

Exhibition

+ – mit klang copy link

Workshop Performance

Majlis: Schuhe aus bei Mama copy link

Unter der Markise – As part of the exhibition Kunstpreis der Kunststiftung NRW – Nam June Paik Award und Förderpreis 2026 copy link

Exhibition

+ – Overshoot copy link

Exhibition

+ – open studios copy link

Exhibition

+ – Claus Wallner zum 100.Geburtstag: Glasfenster und Malerei copy link