Calendar

[Exhibitions]

Mart Stam Prize 2023 - Even then

With works by:
Sara Hassoune, Birgit Kunz. Jung A Lee, Marie Lempelius, Nicolas Papayannis, Belen Resnikowski
Johannes Schmidtner

Opening - Thursday, 20 June 2024 / 7 pm
Welcome: Annette Tietz, Director of the Pankow Gallery
Greetings: Dr Cordelia Koch, District Mayor
Dr Angelika Richter, Rector of the weißensee academy of art berlin
Prof Stefan Koppelkamm, Chairman of the Board of the Mart Stam Society

Artist Talk - Thursday, 27 June 2024 / 7 pm
The award winners in conversation

Opening hours:
Tue-Fri: 12pm-8pm and Sat + Sun: 2 - 8pm
Wed 6 pm: public guided tours
Thu + Fri 10 am - 1 pm: art education for schoolchildren

Gallery Pankow
Breite Straße 8, 13187 Berlin
Tel.: 030/47 53 79 25, Fax: 030/48 62 17 09

In 2023, seven graduates of the weißensee academy of art berlin were honoured with the Mart Stam Prize. Under the title ‘Selbst dann’, the prizewinners are presenting their work at Galerie Pankow. The exhibition provides an insight into current artistic forms of expression and also shows innovative solutions in the field of visual communication and product design.
Every year since 1997, the Mart Stam Gesellschaft has honoured the best graduation projects from the weißensee kunsthochschule berlin. Students from all disciplines can apply for the Mart Stam Prize, which is decided by a jury made up of external experts and members of the Mart Stam Gesellschaft. The prize consists of a joint exhibition and the publication of a bilingual catalogue.

Web: www.berlin.de/galerie-pankow

[Exhibitions]

UNGESCHMINKT

A cooperation between the Braunschweig University of Art, class Nasan Tur and the master's programme in spatial strategies at the weißensee academy of art berlin

Participants HBK Braunschweig: Joris Baumann, Anita Marijana Bajic Lina Bramkamp, Malena Busch, Moriz Hertel, Maxim Himmelspach, Yoongyung Kang, Anastasia Khoroshylova, Hye-Hyun Kim, Lucian Löbner, Daphne Schüttkemper, Silvio Speranza, Julika Teubert, Lalita Yershova Mitschel

Opening of the exhibition:
Fri, 14 June 2024, at 6 pm
6:30 pm Performance by Motus Kollektiv
7:30 pm Performance by lil cheap
8:30 pm Party with DJ

Opening hours:
Fri, 14 June: 6 - 10 pm
Sat, 15 June & Sun, 16 June: 2 - 7 pm


Places and period Collaboration:
June 2024 - Kunsthalle am Hamburger Platz, Berlin (Weißensee Kunsthochschule)
January 2025 - HBK - Class Nasan Tur - ZONE-space for contemporary art and discourse

Supervising teachers:
Prof. Pauline Doutreluingne and Lerato Shadi / Weißensee Kunsthochschule
Prof. Nasan Tur / Braunschweig University of Art

Between 12 and 16 June, students from Nasan Tur's class will meet with students from the Spatial Strategies course for an exhibition project in Berlin. Artistic works, performances, workshops and lectures will take place at the Kunsthalle am Hamburger Platz. This intensive exchange will continue in Braunschweig next semester. Nasan Tur's class will welcome and supervise students from the Weißensee Kunsthochschule under the direction of professors Pauline Doutreluingne and Lerato Shadi in Braunschweig. There will also be an exhibition open to the university, workshops and performances.

[Exhibitions]

FOOL’S PARADISE

FOOL'S PARADISE
Opening: 13 June 2024, 7 - 10 pm
Duration: 14 June - 30 June 2024
Finissage: 30 June 2024, 4 - 7 pm
Opening hours: Thursday and Friday, 4 - 8 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 3 - 7 pm
Location: KUNSTPUNKT BERLIN - RAUM FÜR AKTUELLE KUNST, Schlegelstraße 6, 10115 Berlin


In Christian iconography, paradise is usually depicted as a sheltered and flourishing garden in which man and nature are harmoniously united. Today, this archetypal idea seems more distant than ever, as our modern way of life is causing irreparable changes to the climate and nature.

The exhibition ‘FOOL'S PARADISE’ addresses our own forlornness faced with this situation and the human longing for a utopia and alternative reality. The young artists locate themselves ‘between doubt, ballast and utopia’ and use painting, drawing and installation to describe paradise as a place where anything seems possible: ‘It overwhelms us, makes us foolish, pushes us to our personal limits’. KUNSTPUNKT BERLIN - RAUM FÜR AKTUELLE KUNST and weißensee kunsthochschule berlin cordially invite you to rediscover paradise through the perspectives of young artists.

Participating artists:
Imad Alfil, Laura Mercedes Arndt, Leonie Behrens, Hannes Berwing, Noé Borst,
Elisa Bosse, Seonah Chae, Alanna Dongowski, Elena Mir Fakhraei, Maria Felsmann,
Nele Fiedler, Elisabeth Fraenkel, Christopher von Gruben, Marieke Herbst,
Nazlı Karaturna, Luka Keresman, Lana Kosovel, Felix Mehlig,
Tara Mianji, Jakob Mirasol, Daria Pashchenko, Sebastian Pöge, Katharina Reinsbach,
Léa Sarasola, Stella Severson, Janosch Sinn, Fanni Sléder, Antonia Stoyke, Yuuki Tang,
Emma de Warren, Sheila Zimmermann, Obaida Zorik
Project management: Prof Pia Linz, Petra Trenkel

[Exhibitions]

Pferdekuss

Exhibition by students of painting
Project space at Kunstquartier Bethanien,
Mariannenplatz 2, 10997 Berlin

07.06 - 17.06.2024, daily 1 - 6 pm
Opening on 07.06.2024, 6 pm

Horses are a popular and frequently depicted motif in art.
In recent years, teachers have noticed a conspicuous accumulation of horse paintings in the corridors and studios of the painting building. New depictions of these versatile animals have appeared almost weekly. Many of these works are so well done that the question of why doesn't even arise. The pictures speak for themselves.

The painting teachers have taken this as an opportunity to present the horse paintings created in Weißensee in all their different facets in an appropriate public setting.

The material is already available - so the exhibition does not require long preparation.
The whole thing is curated by a team of four students, supported by lecturers Friederike Feldmann and Alexander Wagner.

The works correspond with each other, similarities and contrasts are highlighted, references are made clear, comparisons between the different working methods and thematic focuses become visible. The spectrum of works ranges from miniatures to wall-filling formats - tongue-in-cheek, humorous, surprising, as homage or unbroken declaration of love.

[College Events]

see up Workspaces / Atelierplätze zu vergeben

Bewerbungsfrist: 20.06.2024
Atelierplätze zu günstigen Bedingungen für Absolvent_innen der weißensee kunsthochschule berlin
Bewerbungsformular & detaillierte Informationen unter:

Alle Infos unter:

Web: https://kh-berlin.de/hochschule/see-up-absolvent-innen-netzwerk/raeume-und-stipendien

[Exhibitions]

Exhibition: here, there

24 - 31 May /// KUNSTRAUM Potsdamer Straße
A collective exhibition of 10 students of painting and sculpture on the subject of autobiography.

‘here, there’ gives space to personal stories told in videos, installations, paintings and other media and interweaves these narratives from different perspectives. Despite the different biographies and transnationality of the individual artists, the exhibition unites the individual positions into a collective experience of interconnected human experiences.’
Participating artists:
Neda Aydin, Elena Mir Fakhraei, Anne Bolena, Anna Eigner, Tara Mianji, Mathilda Augart, Tibor Köhne, Phina Hansen, Soorena Petgar, Raras Umaratih

KUNSTRAUM Potsdamer Straße
Potsdamer Str. 65 - 67, multi-storey car park in the courtyard
10785 Berlin

Opening: 24.05.2024 at 6 pm

[Events]

‘IM FOKUS’ lecture series

The Department of Stage and Costume Design is continuing the ‘IM FOKUS’ lecture series from last semester and is once again inviting outstanding stage and costume designers from the fields of film and theatre to present their work and working methods and to talk about them with students and interested participants.
On 16 May at 17:30, Christian Schmidt will be a guest in lecture theatre C1.05 at the weißensee kunsthochschule berlin. The award-winning stage and costume designer studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna under Erich Wonder. He regularly collaborates with the directors Amélie Niermeyer, Claus Guth, Yona Kim, Christof Loy and Christian Spuck. His focus is on musical theatre.

[Events]

Public lecture series „see – ander(e)s sehen“

Professors present themselves and their research topics
each at 5.00 pm in the auditorium of the weißensee academy of art berlin

‘Intuitive Material and Social Textile Studies’ with Nadine Göpfert
Wednesday, 15.05.24 at 5 pm

How are innovative, sustainable and forward-looking designs, concepts and perspectives on textile materials created? As part of the lecture series, Nadine Göpfert will give an insight into her practice as a textile designer and her teaching concept in the field of experimental design in the Department of Textile and Material Design.


Nadine Göpfert is a multidisciplinary designer. Her work includes creative direction, design and consultancy in the field of textile and material design for interior, product, art and fashion.

Her mostly reduced designs question the conventional materiality, form and nature of existing objects, their functions and common use through minimal, yet radical interventions.

Within her collections and installations, she examines the function and conventional use of materials in order to develop new design perspectives. Her internationally exhibited research projects question the relationship between clothing, the individual and society in order to uncover unconscious patterns of behaviour in the everyday use of textiles.

Nadine Göpfert has taught at the Bauhaus University Weimar (DE), the Sandberg Instituut Amsterdam (NL) and the École d'architecture de la ville & des territoires Paris-Est (FR), among others, in recent years before her appointment at the weissensee school of art and design berlin in 2023. Past exhibitions include Fetishism in Fashion (curated by Li Edelkoort), Trapholt Design Museum (DK), Future Fashions, Dutch Design Week (NL) and Utopian Bodies, Liljevalchs Museum Stockholm (SE).

Further dates:
05.06. Prof. Jakob Timpe (Product Design)
19.06. Prof. Dr Uwe Herrmann (Art Therapy)

[Events]

„Erbe sichern, um Zukunft zu gestalten“

Symposium der Arbeitsgruppe 89+ Fotoperspektive Ost

Die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Photographie (DGPh) und die weißensee kunsthochschule berlin (KHB) laden zum 2. Symposium der DGPh-Arbeitsgruppe ‘89+ Fotoperspektive Ost am 20. April 2024 ein.
Nachdem das erste Symposium im Dezember 2022 die Bedeutung der Fotografie in der DDR und im (Ost-)Deutschland der Nachwendezeit reflektiert und damit einige Bewegung in kunstwissenschaftliche Diskurse gebracht hat, beleuchtet das diesjährige Symposium einzelne Facetten der DDR-Fotogeschichte – zudem mit einem Blick ins benachbarte Ausland. Unter der Überschrift „Erbe sichern um Zukunft zu gestalten“ werden vier Themenkomplexe im Fokus stehen:
„Der Übergang. Die Wege der Bilder vom Osten in den Westen und umgekehrt“; „Die alternative Kunstszene. Gab es in der DDR eine künstlerische Subkultur?“; „Schätze aus dem Archiv „Dancing in Connewitz – Transformation und Transfer in der Lehre ostdeutscher Fotografie“. In einer Abschlussdiskussion wird die Machbarkeitsstudie „DGPh-Netzwerk DDR-Foto“ vorgestellt sowie ein Ausblick auf kommende Pläne, Themen und Projekte gegeben.
Die Veranstaltung beginnt am Vorabend, dem 19. April, 17 Uhr, mit der Eröffnung einer Ausstellung mit Arbeiten von Studierenden der HGB Leipzig (Prof. Tina Bara) und der weißensee kunsthochschule berlin in der KUNSTHALLE am Hamburger Platz.

Programm und Anmeldung:

Web: https://www.dgph.de/aktuelles/erbe-sichern-um-zukunft-zu-gestalten-2-symposium-der-dgph-arbeitsgruppe-89

[Events]

METABOLISM, Symposium of the greenlab

greenlab is an interdisciplinary research platform that supports and drives sustainable design strategies at the weissensee school of art and design berlin. On 18 April, greenlab is extending an open invitation to a symposium entitled METABOLISM, in which artists, designers, researchers, town planners, ecologists and activists are going to deal with the interplay between nature and culture: with urban green spaces and the networked resources in our cities and their hinterlands. At a time in which cities are confronted with unprecedented challenges in connection with climate change, the loss of bio-diversity and the management of resources, urban green spaces are becoming more and more important. They are not just aesthetically appealing additions to our cityscape; they are, above all, a significant constituent part of resilient, sustainable and liveable cities. In the course of this symposium, participants will be able to enter into interdisciplinary dialogue, to exchange innovative ideas and to develop new collaborations that aim to create a more sustainable and integrated future for the city and the countryside. Registration is required.

Registration and programme:

Web: https://greenlab.kh-berlin.de/archive/news/greendesign-13-0-symposium-metabolism-stoffwechsel

[Exhibitions]

"Signs of the time: fashion drawings from archive to design"

The exhibition shows the results of the project, “Fashion signs and drawings: The education and training for fashion designers at the weissensee school of art and design berlin and their influence on the style of the GDR Institute of Fashion of the late 1970s and the 1980s.” In the summer semester of 2023, students at the Department of Fashion Design explored fashion drawings which were created at the university in the 1980s and of which some have now been digitised and made accessible by the Stadtmuseum Berlin. These drawings then formed the starting point and inspiration for current designs, collages and new drawings as well as for theoretical reflections on the impact of analogue and digital archives on creativity in fashion. The exhibition shows both fashion drawings from the archive and the designs that have been created out of them.

The project was funded by digiS, the Berlin Centre for Research and Competence in Digitisation, and conducted in cooperation with the Stadtmuseum Berlin. The aim of the funding programme is to create lasting access to the digitised, cultural memory of Berlin, to make the digitised data available as far as possible and to ensure the long-term usability of the data and the digitised products.

[Events]

Lecture series: IM FOKUS

13.06.24 Director and stage designer Ulrich Rasche
20.06.24 Stage designer Annette Kurz

For the second semester in a row, the Department of Stage and Costume Design invites you to the lecture series ‘IM FOKUS’. Outstanding stage and costume designers from the fields of film and theatre present their work and working methods and engage in discussion with students and interested parties from all departments. Excerpts and examples from their productions and project-specific research approaches and processes provide unique insights into the working and thinking approaches of sought-after artists behind the stage and/or camera.

After an inspiring start to the summer semester with stage and costume designer Christian Schmidt, we are delighted to announce two further lectures in June. On 13 June, renowned director and stage designer Ulrich Rasche will be our guest, followed by multi-award-winning stage designer Annette Kurz on 20 June.

Ulrich Rasche, born in Bochum in 1969, studied art history and comparative literature. His choral project 'Singing! Immateriell arbeiten', which premiered at the Palast der Republik in Berlin in 2004, he achieved national fame as a director. This was followed by productions at the Staatstheater Stuttgart, the Wiener Festwochen, the Volksbühne Berlin, the Schauspiel Frankfurt and the Sophiensæle Berlin. In 2011, he dramatised and directed Heinrich von Kleist's Michael Kohlhaas at Theater Bonn. In 2013, Ulrich Rasche was honoured with the Art Prize of the Akademie der Künste Berlin. In 2014, he co-produced 'The Cosmic Octave' by Nis-Momme Stockmann (Sophiensæle Berlin). Further works followed, including 'Danton's Death' by Georg Büchner (2015, Schauspiel Frankfurt), 'The Robbers' by Friedrich Schiller (2016, Residenztheater Munich, invitation to the 2017 Berlin Theatertreffen), 'Woyzeck' by Georg Büchner (2017, Theater Basel, invitation to the 2018 Berlin Theatertreffen), 'Das große Heft' (2018, Staatsschauspiel Dresden, invitation to the 2019 Berlin Theatre Meeting), The Persians by Aeschylus (2018, Salzburg Festival), 'Elektra' by Hugo von Hofmannsthal (2019, Residenztheater Munich), 'The Bacchae' by Euripides (2019, Burgtheater Vienna), '4. 48 Psychosis' by Sarah Kane (2020, Deutsches Theater Berlin) and 'Leonce and Lena' by Georg Büchner (2023, Deutsches Theater Berlin). At the Residenztheater, he also staged 'The Earthquake in Chili' (2020) by Heinrich von Kleist and 'Woyzeck' (2020) by Georg Büchner. In 2022, he directed 'Agamemnon' by Aeschylus, a co-production of the Residenztheater and the Athens Epidaurus Festival, which premiered in the ancient theatre in Epidaurus. With his production of Nathan the Wise (2023, Salzburg Festival), Ulrich Rasche was invited to the Berlin Theatertreffen 2024.

Annette Kurz studied Fine Arts and Art History in Paris (Ecole du Louvre). After graduating in Fine Arts (Université Paris VIII), she attended the École Supérieure d'Art Dramatique du Théâtre National de Strasbourg (TNS) and graduated with the Diplôme de Scénographie. After France, Hamburg was the starting point for her international career: she worked there as an assistant set designer for Anna Viebrock at the Hamburg Schauspielhaus and later spent ten years (2009 - 2019) as head of set design at the Thalia Theatre in Hamburg. Since 2022, she has been the first ever visual artist to be artist in residence at Ensemble Resonanz in Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie, working with sculpture, painting, performance and staging in collaboration with the orchestra. She is in demand internationally as a freelance stage designer and scenographer. Her work is decisively characterised by her intensive and long-standing collaboration with the director Luk Perceval, for whose theatre and opera productions Kurz has been designing highly complex, open symbolic spaces since 2001, which mostly emerge from the elementary basic space and the cultural and visual history of her sculptural stage elements (‘scenic objects’). Her theatre and opera works with Luk Perceval and others have been presented at the Thalia Theater Hamburg, the Berliner Ensemble, the Schaubühne Berlin, the Münchner Kammerspiele, the Salzburg Festival, the Zurich Opera, the Basel Opera and the Deutsche Oper Berlin as well as at festivals in Edinburgh, Avignon, Paris, Prague and Vienna. They have been awarded the German theatre prize DER FAUST-best stage design, stage design of the year in the TheaterderZeit critics' survey, the Hamburg theatre prize ROLF MARES-best stage design, the Norwegian theatre prize HEDDA nomination for best stage design and many more.
The Akademie der Künste Berlin will set up an Annette Kurz archive of her work in the Archive for the Performing Arts. Annette Kurz has taught scenography at various universities in Germany and abroad.
Currently on show in Berlin : ‘ Exil’ , directed by Luk Perceval , Berliner Ensemble
Currently to be seen in Hamburg : ‘Wolf unter Wölfen’ directed by Luk Perceval, Thalia Theatre


Further lectures this semester:
04.07. Wolfgang Menardi

[College Events]

Info days / Tour / Portfolio consultations

Study orientation week in Berlin: 10-14 June 2024

The weißensee academy of art would also like to give interested parties an insight into everyday life as a student, present our range of degree programmes and give them a taste of the subject areas and workshops.
Everyone is welcome to simply drop by without registering!

OUR PROGRAMME (will be expanded and updated here daily):
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BA-PRODUCT-DESIGN:
June 10, MONDAY 14:00hrs
Meeting point: main entrance
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BA-FASHION-DESIGN:
Guided tour of the department by students 
Tuesday: 11 June at 10 a.m.
Meeting point: main entrance
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STAGE AND COSTUME DESIGN:
Guided tour of the department by students
followed by a lecture by Ulrich Rasche from the ‘In Focus’ series with outstanding stage and costume designers
Thursday: 13 June at 4 pm
Meeting point: main entrance
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TEXTILE AND MATERIAL DESIGN:
Offering a short guided tour of the department
Meeting point: main entrance/
Monday 10 June at 10:30 a.m.
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LECTURE/ THEORY and HISTORY: 
Avant-garde(s) - Art in the 20th century
Tuesday, 11 June 14-16 in lecture theatre C1.05, Prof. Jörg Petruschat
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LECTURE/ THEORY and HISTORY: 
Ad)dressing Memories. Clothing and/or cultural memory - fashion theory/fashion sociology 
Thursday 13.6. 10:00 -11:30 in lecture theatre C 1.05, Prof.in Antonella Giannone
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LECTURE/ THEORY and HISTORY:
Art Nouveau / Costume Studies
Tuesday 11.6. 11:45 in lecture theatre C 1.05, Prof. Beatrice Szameitat
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GENERAL STUDY COUNSELLING
Susan Lipp
Individual counselling on
Tuesday 2 - 5 pm and on Thursday 10 am - 12 pm 
Location: Room A 1.03

OPEN Q&A SESSION
followed by a guided tour with Susan
Painting, Sculpture, Vis. Communication
Thursday: 13 June from 12 noon
Location: Aula

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Information on the other departments will follow soon.

Web: https://kh-berlin.de/studium/studienbewerbung/studienorientierung-fachberatung

[Events]

Sommer 24 Vollversammlungen der Fachgebiete/ Plenary Meeting of the departments

English follows German

Hier finden Sie alle Termine zu den Vollversammlungen aller Fachgebiete zum Start Sommersemester 2024:

Mode-Design: Mo, 15. April um 10 Uhr, C 204, C-Gebäude, 2. Etage
Produkt-Design: Mo, 15. April um 12-14 Uhr, Flughalle, C-Gebäude, Dachgeschoss
Textil- und Flächen-Design: Mo, 15. April von 10-11 Uhr, Raum A 2.03, Altbau
Visuelle Kommunikation: Mon, 15. April um 10 Uhr, Raum C 103. C-Gebäude, 1. Etage
Malerei: Mi, 17. April um 11 Uhr, Foyer Malerei
Bildhauerei: Mi, 17. April um 14 Uhr, Bildhauereihalle
Bühnen- und Kostümbild: Di, 16. April um 11 Uhr, im „Weißen Raum“, Concordia, 2. Etage
Raumstrategien: Mo, 15. April von 11-13 Uhr, im Seminarraum, T3.05, Concordia, 3. Etage

Bei Fragen meldet euch gerne unter: ref-stud@kh-berlin.de

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Here you will find all the dates for the plenary meetings of all departments at the start of the 2024 summer semester:

Fashion Design: Mon, 15 April at 10 a.m., C 204, C Building, 2nd floor
Product Design: Mon, 15 April from 12-14h, "Flughalle", C-Building, attic floor
Textile & Matrial Design: Mon, 15 April from 10-11h, room A 2.03, old building
Visual Communication: Mon, 15 April at 10 a.m. in room C 103 C-Building, 1st floor
Painting: Wed, 17 April at 11 a.m., Foyer Painting
Sculpture: Wed, April 17 at 2 p.m., Sculpture Hall
Stage and Costume Design: Tue, 16 April at 11 a.m., in the “White Room,” Concordia, 2nd floor
Spatial strategies: Mon, 15 April from 11-13 h, in Seminar-room, T3.05, Concordia, 3rd floor

If you have any questions, please contact us at: ref-stud@kh-berlin.de

BA/MA Fashion Design [Exhibitions]

Tactile conditions

19. - 20. März 2024
backhausprojects

Clothing brings our inner state to the outside world and puts us in a wide variety of states. In this interactive exhibition, five students from the Fashion Design department want to explore this relationship between people and clothing. Unlike most art and fashion exhibitions, the experience of the artwork is created through the interaction of visitors with the work, in that the clothing can be touched and put on. The garments deal with different emotional states that can unfold in interaction with the visitors.


Vernissage: Tuesday, 19.03.24, 17:00-22:00,
19:30 Performance Ayuko Kiyota, Mona Masuyama

20.03.24, 11:00-20:00


Eva Dobler
Anna Honegger
Jule Kautt
Mona Masuyama
Alexis Thelen
Phila Weber