HAUNT Saison
Winter season is here, and as we enter this festive time of year, we warmly invite you to our curated ambient Salon at our pavilion. Come to enjoy the exhibited works of art while enjoying hot drinks and snacks in a cozy atmosphere. In this intimate setting, we will present a selection of affordable art pieces of all media, including objects, fashion pieces, paintings, and photos, featuring both unique creations and limited editions.We look forward to welcoming you.
Johannes Albers, Martin Albrecht-Fulton, Carsten Becker, Monika Brandmeier, Barbara Breitenfellner, Nelli David, Alice Dittmar, Marta Dyachenko, Vanessa Enríquez, Nadine Fecht, Despina Flessa, Stella Geppert, Rayk Goetze, Theemetra Harizani, Olaf Hajek, Timo Herbst, Marianna Ignataki, Runa Ikeda, Ulrich Kochinke, Kathrin Köster,Gökçen Dilek Acay, Matteo Lorusso, Claudia Mann, Ulrike Mohr, Berit Mücke, Katja Pudor, Andreas Schmid, Götz Schwan, Oliver Thie, Saskia Wendland, Nicole Wendel among others.
Organised by the collective
Vernissage
Sat 29 Nov 6 – 9 pm
Opening hours
30 Nov 2025 – 31 Jan 2025
Wed – Sat 2 – 6 pm
and by personal appointment
closed on public holidays in Berlin
Finissage
Fri 21 Nov 5 – 8 pm
(scroll for full programme)
Location
frontviews at HAUNT
Kluckstraße 23 A Yard
D – 10785 Berlin
Social Media
IG @frontviews_
@haunt_berlin
Public Transport
Bus Linie M48 or M85 from Potsdamer Platz/Busstop
Lützowstr./Potsdamer Str. and a 4 minute walk // U-Bahn
Kurfürstenstraße Linie U1 and U3 and a 6 minute walk // M29 Busstop Gedenkstätte Dt. Widerstand and a 2-minute walk.
This project is profoundly supported by Senate Departement for Culture and Social Cohesion. It´s also made possible with the initiative of the whole collective.
13. Marianne-Werefkin-Preis 2025
Dienstag, 25.11.2025 | 18 Uhr Eröffnung und Preisverleihung
26.11.25 bis 15.02.26, Kommunale Galerie, Hohenzollerndamm 176 | 10713 Berlin
Mehtap Baydu, Nadine Fecht, Beate Gütschow, Käthe Kruse, Heike Kabisch, Ulrike Mohr
In seiner Gründung 1990 war der Marianne-Werefkin-Preis, der erste deutschlandweit, ausschließlich Künstlerinnen gewidmete Kunstpreis. Er wurde vom „Verein der Berliner Künstlerinnen 1867“ ins Leben gerufen und ist in seiner Satzung fest geschrieben. Damit folgte der Verein seiner Tradition: das heraus ragende Schaffen von Künstlerinnen zu honorieren. Die Preisträgerin wird zur Eröffnung am 25. November 2025 mit weiteren 5 nominierten Positionen benannt.
Tuesday, 25.11.2025 | 6:00 PM
Opening and Award Ceremony
26.11.25 to 15.02.26, Kommunale Galerie, Hohenzollerndamm 176 | 10713 Berlin
Mehtap Baydu, Nadine Fecht, Beate Gütschow, Käthe Kruse, Heike Kabisch, Ulrike Mohr
When it was founded in 1990, the Marianne Werefkin Prize—the first of its kind in Germany—was an art award dedicated exclusively to women artists. It was established by the Verein der Berliner Künstlerinnen 1867 and is enshrined in its statutes. In doing so, the association followed its tradition of honoring the outstanding achievements of women artists. The prizewinner will be announced at the opening on 25 November 2025, along with five other nominated positions.
Residency at SAFFCA / La Cambre 2025
Artist in residence at SAFFCA (Southern African Foundation and Fellowship for Contemporary Art),
based at Abbaye de la Cambre in Brussels.
The residency is held in partnership with ENSAV La Cambre and provides a focused environment for research and artistic development.
SAFFCA FALL SALON with Maria Saygua Andre, Jiyoung Chu, Béatrice le Hodey, Aurélie Jourdain, Ulrike Mohr, Marco Okamato, Camille Rakotomalala, Carole Solvay, Thérèse Vanneste and Dominique Verburgh.
18th of November - 17 Abbaye de LA CAMBRE - Brussels, Belgium
opening at 6.30 pm
international artists‘ committee (IKG)
4th - 20th October 2025
Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design, Wrocław (PL)
Exhibition of the international artists‘ committee (IKG), invited by Tomasz Opania
Opening: Friday, 3 October 2025, 4:00 PM
Speeches: Käthe Kruse (IKG President), Prof. Wojciech Pukocz (Rector, Eugeniusz Geppert Academy)
4:30 PM: Actions and performances
The IKG, founded in 1976 in Cologne, is a network of artists, curators, and critics committed to artistic freedom, cultural self-determination, and diversity.
TERRA DIASPORA – Active Terrain N°2
“Collapse is not a destination, it is a process”
Kunstverein Göttingen
June 13 – September 21, 2025
I'm participating in the group exhibition TERRA DIASPORA – Active Terrain N°2 at Kunstverein Göttingen, titled “Collapse is not a destination, it is a process.” The show explores the dynamics of ecological, social, and systemic transformation through a variety of artistic positions and media.
Curated by Dr. Almut Hüfler and Stephan Klee, the exhibition features works by Julius von Bismarck, Julian Charrière, Marjolijn Dijkman, Raphaël Fischer-Dieskau, Andreas Greiner, Robert Gschwantner, Spiros Hadjidjanos, Kapwani Kiwanga, Almut Linde, Ulrike Mohr, Mazenett Quiroga, Marike Schuurman, and Raul Walch.
FRAGMENTS OF REALITY. BERLIN – TRICITY
State Art Gallery, Sopot (PL)
June 7 – August 24, 2025
I'm pleased to be part of the upcoming group exhibition Fragments of Reality. Berlin – Tricity at the State Art Gallery in Sopot, Poland.
Curated by Marta Smolińska, the show brings together works by artists from both the Berlin and Tricity (Gdańsk–Gdynia–Sopot) art scenes, exploring layered perspectives on reality through a diverse range of media and approaches.
Participating artists include: Mehtap Baydu, Zehra Doğan, Ayşe Erkmen, Jeanno Gaussi, Alicja Kwade, Ulrike Mohr, Loredana Nemes, Sandra del Pilar, Sophia Pompéry, Anahita Razmi, Ekin Su Koç, Veronika Witte, Vuslat, Beata Ewa Białecka, Katarzyna Józefowicz, Dominika Krechowicz, Anna Królikiewicz, Anka Leśniak, Dorota Nieznalska, Hanna Nowicka, Agata Nowosielska, Anna Orbaczewska, Hanna Shumska, Katarzyna Swinarska — among others.
Welteninsel
Die Obiger Galaxis
July 11 – 26, 2025
Axel Obiger, Space for Contemporary Art – Berlin
The term “world island” (Welteninsel) was coined by Immanuel Kant in his 1755 work General Natural History and Theory of the Heavens. Drawing on the astronomical ideas of his time—particularly those of Thomas Wright—Kant described a “world island” as an independent stellar system made up of countless stars and planetary systems. From a great distance, these appear as circular or elliptical nebulae—what we now understand as galaxies.
The group exhibition WELTENINSEL presents individual perspectives from 48 Berlin-based artists, each contributing their own conceptual or visual interpretation of this cosmic idea.
Ostfriesland Biennale
13. Juni – 7. September 2025
Caroline Coolen – Till Gerhard – Antje Majewski – Ulrike Mohr – Christoph Niemann – Ricarda Roggan – Martin Schepers – Kati von Schwerin – Wanda Stolle
Kunstverein Aurich
more information: ostfrieslandbiennale
Sukzessive
FROMMANNSCHER SCULPTURE GARDEN
Presented by Jenaer Kunstverein
May 22 – July 12, 2025
“SUKZESSIVE”
A duo exhibition with Mira Friedrich
Curated by Hannah Chodura and Marlen Katz
As part of SUKZESSIVE, I present two site-specific installations that engage with material transformation and ecological cycles: "Carbon Texture" (2025), a hand-knotted charcoal tapestry (410 × 130 × 10 cm), and "Carbon Layer" (2025), a landscape intervention composed of 150 liters of crushed charcoal mixed with soil to create terra preta, alongside charred tree remnants (400 × 110 × 20 cm). Both works explore the aesthetic and ecological potentials of carbon-based materials and are embedded within the broader curatorial reflection on growth, decay, and renewal.
OPEN DAG
OPEN DAY 15 DECEMBER 2024
at Nordic Artists’ Centre Dale
Sunday 15 December 13:30-16:30
Residency at Nordic Artist´s Center 2024
Nestled between mountains, fjords, and ever-changing light, this residency offers a rare chance for focused work, creative exploration, and quiet reflection. With outstanding facilities and a truly inspiring landscape, I’m looking forward to diving into new ideas during my time here.
Artistic Research & Intervention
Petrified Times: Energising Past Futures
Museum für Naturkunde – Leibniz Institute for Evolution and Biodiversity Research
Tuesday, August 27 – Sunday, September 1, 2024
10:00–18:00 daily
Mineral Hall, Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
From August 27 to September 1, 2024, the Mineral Hall of the Museum für Naturkunde will host a unique artistic intervention. As part of the Naturwissen network, the project group “Petrified Times: Energizing Past Futures”explores two central energy regimes of our present age: coal and uraninite (nuclear energy). Both have significantly shaped the history of post-industrial societies and the planet itself.
The project group ‘Petrified Times: Energising Past Futures’ consists of Dr. Friederike Schäfer (FU Berlin), Dr. Elisabeth Heyne (MfN), Dr. Maike Weißpflug (Federal Office for the Safety of Nuclear Waste Management - BASE). The artistic works and the intervention were developed as part of the Netzwerk Naturwissen, an initiative of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin and its partners from Berlin and Brandenburg.
Artistic Research & knowledge transfer
Naturwissen Network on Tour:
Charcoal Workshop with Artist Ulrike Mohr
Saturday, April 13, 2024 | 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
This project is part of Netzwerk Naturwissen, an initiative of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin and its partners across Berlin and Brandenburg.
Our collection preserves objects from various epochs of deep time, offering unique insights into Earth’s geological history. From prehistoric fossils to geological formations, each specimen tells its own story—allowing us to understand past ecosystems and the evolution of life on our planet. At the same time, these objects reflect the impact of human activity on nature and emphasize the importance of understanding, documenting, and preserving our environment. This exceptional collection not only testifies to botanical diversity but also opens up new ways of understanding the history and evolution of plant life.
The project group ‘Petrified Times: Energising Past Futures’ consists of Dr. Friederike Schäfer (FU Berlin), Dr. Elisabeth Heyne (MfN), Dr. Maike Weißpflug (Federal Office for the Safety of Nuclear Waste Management - BASE). The artistic works and the intervention were developed as part of the Netzwerk Naturwissen, an initiative of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin and its partners from Berlin and Brandenburg.
Carbon Geometry
STUDIO IM HOCHHAUS, Berlin
Solo Exhibition April 24 – July 1, 2024
In parallel, the video room features KÖHLERNÄCHTE (Charcoal Nights), a 92-minute documentary (HD, 2017) by Swiss filmmaker Robert Müller, offering an atmospheric and in-depth look at traditional charcoal burning practices and their cultural relevance.