"Not so wild!" Everyone has probably heard that before, right? Actually, being wild is part of life. Because life is wild. In nature anyway. And almost everyone is born with a loud, wild cry. Even at night in dreams, things are often wild. And this great [...]

Under the title "Three by Chance", the Kunsthalle Bremen focuses on the friendship between the Bremen artists Wolfgang Michael (*1941), Norbert Schwontkowski (1949-2013) and Horst Müller (*1943). Michael, Schwontkowski and Müller met in Bremen in the 1960s, lived together at times and intensified their friendship. Founded in 1974 at Kohlhökerstraße 60a, the [...]

Yael Bartana (*1970 in Israel, lives in Amsterdam and Berlin) is considered one of the most important international film artists of her generation. Her films, photographs, objects, neon works and performances link past and present in order to develop a speculative future. The artist describes her working method as "pre-enactment" - not as a re-enactment of the past, but as an anticipation of the future.

Martin Reichmann (*1989) works in Bremen. He studied at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts in Kiel and the University of the Arts Bremen, where he graduated in 2022 as a master student of Ingo Vetter. In 2022, Reichmann was awarded the Karin Hollweg Prize, one of the most highly endowed sponsorship prizes of all art academies in Germany. Massive sculptures, rubble-like relics - the works of [...]

Vivian Greven is one of the most highly regarded young painters of her generation. In recent years, her suggestive paintings have been shown in numerous exhibitions in Germany and abroad. Now she can be seen in Bremen for the first time! At first glance, the paintings of Düsseldorf painter Vivian Greven (*1985) seem to have little in common with those of Paula Modersohn-Becker.