Adrea Pichl: Deutsch Deutsch: Cat. Ernst Franz Vogelmann Prize 2026 (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9783864424847)

Sven Beckstette is since 2016 curator at Hamburger Bahnhof - Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart. 2010- 2016 he was Editor-in-Chief of Texte zur Kunst, and 2009- 2010 assistant curator at Lenbachhaus Munich, 2008 he did a doctorade at Freie Universitä t Berlin, after the Master of Arts at University in Mü nster. Doreen Mende is an independent curator and theorist who works on vocabularies for articulating geopolitical readings of contemporary exhibiting practices in relation to knowledge processes, archival metabolisms, unedited histories, art and display politics in the 21st century. Since November 2021 she is the Head of the cross-collection department Research at the Dresden State Art Collections and Professor of Curatorial/Politics at the CCC Research-based Master of the Visual Arts Department at HEAD Geneva/Switzerland. Andrea Pichl (*1964) lives and works in Berlin. She critically examines postmodern architecture and design. This concerns social housing complexes just as much as it does grates, fences and decorative elements from the exterior space and doors, textiles and carpets in the interior one. These anonymously designed forms define, shape or demarcate space, yet their inconspicuousness makes them hardly noticeable. Based on research, she produces installations, drawings and photographs. Using strategies of appropriation and transference, the artist directs the viewer's gaze to individual components. Carsten Probst lives in Berlin as a writer, art theorist, and critic. Besides his novel » Trä umer« (Dreamer), for which he received the Anna Seghers Prize in 2001, he has published numerous short stories, essays, reviews, theoretical, and academic texts on art, radio features, and radio plays. As an art critic, he publishes in journals such as Texte zur Kunst. Marc Gundel is a German art historian and since 2003 director at the Stä dtische Museen Heilbronn. He initiated with the Ernst Franz Vogelmann Foundation the construction of a new modern art gallery in Heilbronn, which has focused on temporary exhibitions of modern and contemporary art since its establishing in 2010. With the Franz Ernst Vogelmann Prize for Sculpture, which has been awarded since 2007, he has also created a format that attracts international attention. Rita E. Taeuber is a German art historian and since 2010 curator at the Stä dtische Museen Heilbronn. She has organized exhibitions on Joseph Beuys and Thomas Schü tte, among others, and edited the corresponding catalogs.