MOTHERHOOD II / Shifting Realities

Stella Bach, Julia Bugram, Die 4 Grazien, Katya Dimova, Ines Doleschal, Sibylle Gieselmann, Rachel Kohn, Susanne Kompast, Claudia Kragulj, Sarah Iris Mang, Barbara Philipp, Anna Rafetseder, Katharina Reich, Agnes Rossa, Christiane Spatt, Martina Tritthart, Linde Waber, Sula Zimmerberger, Dorothée Zombronner

IntAkt – Internationale Aktionsgemeinschaft bildender Künstlerinnen in Kooperation mit dem HilbertRaum und der Retramp Gallery
Vernissage: Freitag, 26.01.2024, 18:00 – 22:00 Uhr
mit Lesung „Mutter kocht Suppe“ von Lena Kothgasser-Haider, 19:00 Uhr, Retramp Gallery, Reuterstr. 62, 12047 Berlin

Künstlerinnenführung: Samstag, 27.01.2024, 15:00 – 17:00 Uhr, Treffpunkt im HilbertRaum
Finissage: Sonntag, 04.02.2024, 14:00 – 19:00 Uhr
mit Performance „

How I Apply My Products“ von Tanja Ritterbex, 17:00 Uhr, HilbertRaum
Dauer: 26.01.2024 – 04.02.2024
Online-Konferenz: Samstag, 10.02.2024, 12:00 – 15:00 Uhr,

Anmeldungen für die Online-Konferenz an motherhoodzwei@gmail.com
kuratiert von: Hannah van Ginkel
Motherhood Team: Stella Bach, Hannah van Ginkel, Barbara Philipp, Agnes Rossa, Verity Oberg, Dorothée Zombronner

The exhibition “Motherhood II / Shifting Realities” is the second in a series of exhibitions about motherhood and being a woman. The aim of the exhibition is to question and deconstruct myths surrounding male and female attributions. The project is organized and curated by IntAkt – International female visual artists ( Internationale Aktionsgemeinschaft bildender Künstlerinnen), Vienna – in collaboration with HilbertRaum and Retramp Gallery. The latter are two project spaces for contemporary art in Berlin Neukölln. The current exhibition is an essential extension of the previous exhibition “Motherhood I / Concepts of Motherhood”, which was also realized by HilbertRaum member Hannah van Ginkel in close cooperation and with the support of the Motherhood team.

In “Motherhood II / Shifting Realities”, the focus is on intergenerational and historical themes relating to motherhood. Furthermore, socially highly relevant perspectives such as queer feminist and socio-political positions are shown to direct a more intersectional view of the topic. The exhibition also draws attention to social structures that make it difficult for artists – both mothers and non-mothers – to make a name for themselves on the art market.
Parallel to the exhibition, the Motherhood Team will be showing works by international female artists in public spaces on billboards in cooperation with “Procreate Project”. Procreate Project is a growing archive of international artists who are mothers/parents. The posters will be shown as a large poster twice in the city, the locations are Manitiusstraße and Fuldastraße (Manitiusstraße 13 and Fuldastraße 53, 12047 Neukölln, Berlin). On display: 22.1.2024 – 4.2.2024. https://archive.procreateproject.com/archive/

On Saturday, December 10, 2024, at 12:00 noon (GMT +1), an international online conference of IntAkt will take place with various other networks on the topic of motherhood. Participants include Dyana Gravina from “Procreate Project” (London), Marcia Breuer from “Mehr Mütter für die Kunst” (Hamburg), Ruchika Wason Singh (India) “A.M.M.A.A.” (is the first platform for mother artists in Asia Yllyang Montenegro and Len-Len from “the O Home” (Philippines), as well as Ines Doleschal and Rachel Kohn from “Fair Share” (Berlin). The aim is future collaboration and the visualization and promotion of the flow of information on the topic of motherhood in contemporary art. In spring, the second IntAkt Motherhood online conference will invite curators, collectives and platforms.
Registrations for the online conference should be sent to

motherhoodzwei@gmail.com
Text Agnes Rossa
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