Exhibition in the GalerieETAGE at the Museum Reinickendorf
The exhibition shows works by Hannah Höch (1889-1978) from over five decades, most of which have hardly been seen by the public until now.
Landscapes spread out, couples meet, masks dance and teach fear - a kaleidoscope of the artist's multi-layered work fans out poetic worlds, most of which Hannah Höch created in her retreat in Heiligensee, secluded from the big city. Drawings, watercolors and gouaches provide insights into the worlds that the famous artist created beyond the well-known Dada paths in the many years following her iconic twenties.
The occasion for "Suggestions? - I don't need any!" is the generous donation of a private collection on permanent loan as well as a donation to the Museum Reinickendorf. At the same time, the Hannah-Höch-Remise An der Wildbahn 33, Berlin-Heiligensee will be open for lectures.
- Curators of the exhibition: Dr. Sabine Ziegenrücker, Claudia Wasow-Kania
