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Irina Eldarova

Irina Eldarova is an honoured artist of Azerbaijan and honorary member of the Russian Academy of Arts. She works in a variety of media, yet Eldarova is best known for…

Hanne Lange

Hanne Lange (Sebnitz 1983), studied at the HfbK Dresden (diploma 2018) and was a master student of Martin Honert. She explores and analyses the various mechanisms of her perception of…

Leyla Rzayeva

Leyla Rzayeva is an interdisciplinary artist living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area. By manipulating textiles, paint, ceramics and printmaking, Leyla presents the principal themes of communication, memory,…

Mirjam Kroker

With an academic background in Fine Arts/Culture and Social Anthropology, Mirjam Krokers works emerge in a transitory space between art, anthropology and the reality of life with tentacles in and…

Tora Aghabayova

After obtaining her MA degree in Fine Art Painting from Azerbaijan State Academy of Fine Arts in 2002 Tora Aghabayova had lived in Shanghai, China and currently resides in Berlin,…

Dana Berg

After studying at the Bauhaus University Weimar and the Dresden University of Fine Arts, Dana Berg completed her artistic training in 2015 as a master student with Prof. Martin Honert.…

Shahnaz Agayeva

Shahnaz was born in 1984 (Azerbaijan, Sumgayit) and started studying art at the art school in Sumgait when she was 14. In 2002-2006, she studied for a Bachelor degree and…

Lisa Wölfel

Lisa Wölfel (1988 in Schweinfurt) studied free painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg and was a master student of Prof. Thomas Hartmann from 2015 to 2017. Today,…

zusammen.HALT – Workshop day with group from Bavaria

On 25.08.2022, a group from Kempten in Allgäu visited the Bautzner Straße Memorial to learn more about the GDR history of the house. With Sebastian Gonano and Marcus Oertel, the young people went through the exhibition and the detention cellar and learned how deviants from social cohesion could be sanctioned in the socialist state.

yOUR Community 2022

yOUR Community 2022

Encounters, movement and cultural education for intercultural community in Dresden

Tori Ferenc – Motherland

Motherland is an intergenerational visual dialogue between photographers from the same family who never had the chance to meet. A photographic diary spanning centuries, it tells the story of a Polish family torn apart by conflict, personal trauma, addictions and untimely deaths.