Nominees

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Nominees
Bewerberinnen und Bewerber für das Arbeitsstipendium für bildende Kunst der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg 2020

hosted by Kunsthaus Hamburg
3 December 2019 – 12 January 2020

Opening: Monday, 2 December 2019, 6 pm

Speakers: Dr. Carsten Brosda (Senator der Behörde für Kultur und Medien, Hamburg),
Anna Nowak (Curator, Kunsthaus Hamburg)

Guided tours

Sunday, 15 December 2019, 3 pm
Thursday, 9 January 2020, 6 pm

Closing event
Sunday, 12 January 2020, 3 pm


Elisa Barrera, Utz Biesemann, Belia Brückner, Rahel Bruns, David Fletcher, Asana Fujikawa, Paul Glaw, Rosanna Graf, Alexandra Hojenski, David Köllmann, Clara Lena Langenbach, Wonek Lee, Shira Lewis, Stefan Mildenberger, Clara Palmberger-Süße, Tintin Patrone, Sablage, Nicolaas Schmidt, Paul Spengemann, Youssef Tabti, Felix Thiele, Carlos León Zambrano

For the sustainable promotion of visual arts, the Ministry of Culture and Media Hamburg awards ten visual artists from Hamburg a grant each year. This year, 22 nominees are presenting their works in a large-scale exhibition at the Kunsthaus Hamburg. The show provides a current overview of the continuously developing artistic production in the city.

The grants 2020 go to:
David Fletcher, 
Paul Glaw, Rosanna Graf, Alexandra Hojenski, Clara Palmberger-Süße, Tintin Patrone, Paul Spengemann, Youssef Tabti, Felix Thiele, Carlos León Zambrano

A project of the

Bild 1: Paul Spengemann, There was a Lasershow across the Street from Kunsthaus Hamburg on Dec 2, 2019, Foto: Helge Mundt
Bild 2: NOMINEES, Installationsansicht, Kunsthaus Hamburg 2019, Foto: Hayo Heye
Bild 3: NOMINEES, Installationsansicht, Kunsthaus Hamburg 2019, Foto: Hayo Heye
Bild 4: NOMINEES, Installationsansicht, Kunsthaus Hamburg 2019, Foto: Hayo Heye
Bild 5: NOMINEES, Installationsansicht, Kunsthaus Hamburg 2019, Foto: Hayo Heye
Bild 6: NOMINEES, Installationsansicht, Kunsthaus Hamburg 2019, Detail: Youssef Tabti, Kriegsspiel, 2016, (c) VG-Bildkunst, Bonn 2019, Foto: Hayo Heye