April 2021

Continuation of the exchange project Graz -> Berlin ( via Stockholm )
Juan Arata / Michael Fanta
Renate Krammer / Hannah van Ginkel
Niina Lehtonen Braun / Arnold Reinisch
Duration: | 23.04. - 02.05.2021 |
Online Finissage: | Saturday, 01.05.2021, 7-8pm The zoom link to the online finissage will be posted on this page on May 1, 2021: www.facebook.com/events |
vielleicht ist es so, vielleicht ist es aber auch nicht so. vielleicht, vielleicht! so ist es, aber auch so ist es nicht. vielleicht-vielleicht! so ist es auch nicht, aber so ist es. leicht, soviel ist es, ist es aber vielleicht auch nicht. so leichtes ist so viel, aber vielleicht eist auch so nichts. vieles eist so leicht, aber vielleicht ist auch so nichts. so. vielleicht ist es viel, aber auch so ist es nicht leicht. soso, aber ist es vielleicht auch vielleicht? ist es nicht? so ist es viel, so ist es leicht, vielleicht aber auch nicht. Excerpt from Michael Lentz "vielleicht ist es so, vielleicht ist es aber auch nicht so." anagrammatic speech act variations of a thesis by Georg Büchner After the three HilbertRaum artists Juan Arata, Hannah van Ginkel and Niina Lehtonen Braun have been invited together with three Graz artists to an exhibition in October 2019 by the Kunsthalle Graz, the HilbertRaum now invites these same artists to the HilbertRaum. Together with Michael Fanta, Renate Krammer and Arnold Reinisch, we are pleased to be able to continue the exchange project Graz -> Berlin (via Stockholm), which began in 2017. I'll show my new work "KOTZE UND KACKE" there, an installation made of found objects and collages. The current corona regulations and the resulting requirements for visiting the exhibition, as well as the opening times, can be found on the HilbertRaum website. HilbertRaum Reuterstr.31, 12047 Berlin |
October 2019
Berlin > Graz (via Stockholm) 2
Opening: | Wednesday, 02.10.2019, 18:30 |
Duration: | 06.10. - 16.10.2019 |
Group Exhibition Berlin -> Graz (via Stockholm) at Kunsthalle Graz Conrad von Hoetzendorf Strasse 42a, Graz The operators of the Hilbertraum Berlin and Kunsthalle Graz met in Stockholm 2016 at the Artfair Supermarket. The compatible interests for a regular exchange of artists were already realized in November 2017 in Berlin. In July 2018 another successful group exhibition of six artists followed. This is the continuation of the exchange. This time featuring Niina Lehtonen Braun, Juan Arata, Renate Krammer, Michael Fanta, Arnold Reinisch and myself presenting some of our works. I will be present my new work "Feucht, fettig und faltig liegt es zu Füssen der Mutter" (Moist, greasy and wrinkled it lies at the feet of the mother), an installation of found objects and collages. |
November 2018

godspoke
Opening: | Friday, 09.11.2018, 6-10pm |
Duration: | 09.11. - 18.11.2018 |
'On this road there are no godspoke men. They are gone and I am left and they have taken with them the world'. (Cormac Mc Carthy: The Road, 2006 ) The exhibition 'godspoke' presents recent works of Hannah van Ginkel: installations, drawings, paintings and collages. In the center of her artistic exploration is her work 'Ey, Altar!'. Her creations full of glitter, kitsch and abundance may seem opposed to Mc Carthys grey postapocalyptic reality - but deal alike with ethics, hiding disorientation and the loss of moral values beneath the iridescent surface . | |
Opening hours: | Friday, 6-10pm Saturday+Sunday, 2-7pm Reuterstr. 31, 12047 Berlin, www.hilbertraum.org |
2018, March
I'm very happy to announce that I have been selected along with five other artists from HilbertRaum, to participate in the CO / LAB III exhibition at the Torrance Art Museum in Los Angeles.
MARCH 31 - May 18
GALLERY ONE
Eight Los Angeles alternative art organizations collaborate with eight alternative art organizations in order to present joint curatorial projects.

BBQ / Axel Obiger
Dalton Warehouse / COPYRIGHTberlin
Durden and Ray / HilbertRaum
ESXLA / Scotty e.V.
Monte Vista Projects / Ä+
PØST / LAGE EGAL
Elevator Mondays / ZK/U
Tiger Strikes Astroid / oMo artspace
Torrance Art Museum
3320 Civic Center Drive
Torrance, CA 90503
www.torranceartmuseum.com
If you happen to be there, I would be very happy about your visit. I will be present at the vernissage.
September, 2016
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Hannah van Ginkel |
Und Sie wissen nicht,
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Opening: | Friday, 16.09.2016, 6-10pm |
Duration: | 16.09.-25.09.2016 |
Opening hours: | Friday, 6-10pm Saturday+Sunday, 2-7pm |
Curated by: | Kerstin Grein and Hannah van Ginkel Und Sie wissen nicht, mit wem Sie reden. (And you'd never guess to who you're talkin'.) Harmless appearance? No surprises lurk behind this facade? These three artists' work, Hannah van Ginkel, Magda Kaufmann and Dorothee Zombronner confront societal expectations. They change, replace, manipulate and counter that which is established and widely known. Surrealist montages and alternative concepts come to the fore, challenging existing ideals and notions of role models. And will an idyll be destroyed in the process? Oops...then a ship, the black freighter, disappears out to sea, and on it is me. |
Reuterstr. 31, 12047 Berlin, www.hilbertraum.org |
January, 2016
Here are some impressions of the exhibition FERN WEH * HEIM WEH at tete::





This is my postcard:


January, 2016
16. & 17. January, 2016 FERN WEH * HEIM WEH A mail-art project by Anke Becker / Exhibition

Photo: Anke Becker
at tete, Schönhauser Allee 161A 10435 Berlin
Program and opening hours:
Saturday, 16. January / 1pm-open end
7pm: official opening & Heimweh-Bar
Sunday 17. January / 1pm-open end
3pm - 7pm / Movies concerning the theme Heim- and Fernweh. Free entries.
3pm-open end: Heimweh Bar
Stefka Ammon, Maria Andrade, Katherine Arias, Tamara Arroyo, Alfred Banze, Anthony Barilla, Michael Bause, Hannes Becker, Anke Becker, Matthias Beckmann, Ingrid Bego, Ansgar Beinke, Kyle Berglund, Markus Bickel, Lutz Bielefeld, Gam Bodenhausen, Alex Booth, Jenny Brown, Bettina Carl, Brian Chambers, Carolyn Chen, Ryan Christiansen, Duncan Coe, Patty Coates, Holland Cunningham, Kristina Darling, Denise Davies, Missy Dunaway, Frank Diersch, Gabriella Disler, Ilse Ermen, Luke Erwin, Christine Falk, Nadja Frank, Pat Friedli, Heike Gallmeier. Kati Gausmann, Nancy Goldring, Lauren Goldstein, Jessica Gonzalez, Kerstin Gottschalk, Lana Gilson, Sam Grigorian, Maggie Griepenstroh, Cyntia Hartling, Anne Hölck & Gian Manuel Rau, Devlin Hall, Marc Haselbach, Björn Hegardt, Aline Helmcke, Katharina Hinsberg, Veronike Hinsberg, Helmut Huber, Ralf Käselau, Charlie Kearns, Marte Kiessling, Alex Klenz, Pauline Kraneis, Ralf Krause, Doug&Fran Kreites, Traudl Kupfer, Juliane Laitzsch, Corinne Laroche, Michael Lee, Britta Lenk, Rita Leppiniemi, Dong Li, Pia Linz, Alec Mac Leod, Mike Little, Magali Martinez, Lyndzie Mayer, Lauren Maystrick, Eva-Christina Meier, Astrid Menze, Nanne Meyer, Larissa Moguel, Pat Nelsen, Eva Nikolova, Moritz Nitsche, Oda Pälmke, Tammy Partsch, Pam Pfeiffer, Katja Pudor, Jasmine Radetski, Steffen Reck, Inken Reinert, Denise Richard, Stefan Riebel, Jess Rice, Matthew Rose, Janine Sack, Dawn Schabner, Susanne Schirdewahn, Hannah Smith, Andrea Scholz, Anton Schwarzbach, Erin Sickler, Carlos Silva, Lauren Shomaker, Zuzanna Skiba, Steve Snell, Elisabeth Sonneck, Elizabeth Stehling, David Samuel Stern, Andree Stocker, Katrin Ströbel, NIkolas Theilgaard, Dorit Trebeljahr, Hannah van Ginkel, Andree Volkmann, Halsey Volkmer, Nora von Mendelssohn, Josh Weiner, Esme Weijun Wang, Ben Watkins, Patrick Weh Weihland, Anke Westermann, Sarah Weinert, Bill Witte, Jan Wurm, Katie Wynne, Michael Zander, Patricia Zarate, Michaela Zimmer
For more information:
www.fernwehthegoodlife.blogspot.de
www.heimweh-homesickness.blogspot.de
October, 2015
Here are some impressions of my solo show 'Brace Position' at HilbertRaum:
















October, 2015
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Opening:
Fri 9.10.2015, 6-10pm
with music by Katharina Micada, Musical saw,
and Sebastian Müller, Steel guitar, 8pm
Duration:
9.10.-18.10.2015
Opening hours:
Fri 6-10pm
Sat+Sun 2-7pm
Curated by:
Kerstin Grein
Brace Position. The exhibition presents collages, paintings, video and installations by Berlin-based artist Hannah van Ginkel. The works on display offer a varied insight
into a superficially different, sometimes horrifying world. This world is composed of
fragments of common things, gathered from everyday life, put into new forms and
contexts. Hereby they confront the spectator with the gaping abyss hidden behind the
highly polished facade of sanctioned reality. Please fasten your seatbelt - and enjoy.

Reuterstr. 31
12047 Berlin
www.hilbertraum.com
Access:
U8 & U7 Hermanplatz U7 Rathaus Neukölln
June, 2015

We look forward to see you there!
Opening hours:
Fr/Sa 19:00-24:00
So 12:00-18:00
Location:
Kunstraum Lucella Mannino
Hobrechtstr. 12
Berlin-Neukölln
Accesss:
U-Bahn station Hermannplatz
April, 2015

Ali Altin (Düsseldorf), Jordan K. Artmaster (Frankfurt/Main), Christian Awe (Berlin), Arno Beck (Bonn), Kurt von Bley (Berlin), Peter Vincent Causemann (Düsseldorf), Ellen DeElaine (Berlin), Jay Gard (Berlin), Hannah van Ginkel (Berlin), Lukas Glinkowski (Berlin), Jochen Goerlach (Düsseldorf), Dimitri Horta (Zurüch), Ulrike Kazmaier (Düsseldorf), Thomas W. Kuhn (Berlin), Patrizia Lohmann (Düsseldorf), Mike MacKeldey (Berlin) , Claudia Marcela Robles (Düsseldorf), Sandra Schlipkoeter (Berlin), JST.Schmucki3 (Berlin), Alexander Skorobogatov (Berlin), Lisa C Soto (Los Angeles), Stefan Thiel (Berlin), Johannes Vetter (Berlin), Martin Hakan Weigl (Frankfurt/Main), Max Weinberg (Frankfurt/Main), Vittorio Zambardi (Berlin)
Location: HilbertRaum, Reuterstraszlig;e 31, 12047 Berlin (Neukölln), http://hilbertraum.org/
Preview: Friday, 1. May 2015, 5 to 10pm
Opening: Saturday, 2. May 2015, 7 to 10pm
Opening hours: Saturday, 2. May, 2 to 10pm Uhr und Sunday, 3. May, 2 to 8pm
2015, March
Here are some impressions of the exhibition opening 'The Sky Is Falling' at HilbertRaum:
2015, March

The Sky Is Falling
The sky is falling and the world is losing it's order.- The exhibition features the works of artists living in Berlin who attempt to address the relationship between the individual and society, between the self and the world. Their works question the perceived order of things, breaking the ideas down and developing them into something new. This is done by addressing moral concepts such as identity search, apocalypse, depression, paradise and utopia.
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