Curated by Andy Heller and Oliver Krebs
 
Group exhibition with M L Casteel, Hannah Darabi, Göran Gnaudschun, Andy Heller, Ulrike Kolb, Oliver Krebs, Eva Leitolf, Wiebke Loeper, Ute Mahler, Werner Mahler, Jana Sophia Nolle, Ingmar Björn Nolting, Peter Piller, Minna Rainio, Mark Roberts and Elena Subach
 
Stadthaus Ulm
Münsterplatz 50
89073 Ulm
 
The exhibition HOME AGAIN features contemporary photography and video works that explore the adaptability of a rapidly changing society. The artists set out in search of responses to the global transformation processes that are shaping our world today. How do people come together during and after crises? How do they centre themselves again? And how do they regain their grounding in what may be a new home? Adaptation as a means of perpetuating our community.
 
October 7, 2024 – January 12, 2025

Curated by Andy Heller and Mirja Linnekugel

Group exhibition with Forough Alaei, Beatrice Minda, Mashid Mohadjerin, Sarah Sasani and Shirana Shahbazi

Willy-Brandt-Haus
Stresemannstr. 28
10963 Berlin

The group exhibition IRAN inside out shows contemporary photography and video works by German and Iranian women photographers dealing with society in Iran. Each photographer has chosen her own artistic approach to capture her experiences. And the tension between modernity and tradition. The title „IRAN inside out“ takes up this view of the situation in Iran, both from within and from afar, and looks at the changes and developments in the country. All five participating artists either live in Iran, are born in Iran or have worked in Iran for a longer period of time.

June 23 – August 27, 2023

Curated by Andy Heller and Oliver Krebs

Group exhibition with Göran Gnaudschun, Andy Heller, Oliver Krebs, Minna Rainio, Mark Roberts, Alec Soth and Juliane Zelwies

Kommunale Galerie Berlin
Hohenzollerndamm 176
10713 Berlin

This exhibition MAKE it HOME shows contemporary photography and video works dealing with the subject of "being at home". Göran Gnaudschun, Andy Heller, Oliver Krebs, Minna Rainio & Mark Roberts, Alec Soth and Juliane Zelwies each investigate the appropriation of places – an issue of particular relevance in times of fundamental change. The loss of habitat, structural re-adjustment, and mass immigration do not make it easy for those seeking a new home. Home is not a given, we have to create it. It is an active process, through which we must liberate ourselves from our origins – be they geographic or cultural – to find our home once more.

August 15 – October 31, 2021