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Mission statement

The Heidelberger Kunstverein (HdKV) is dedicated to the exhibition, new production and mediation of regional and (inter)national contemporary art. For more than 150 years, artists of their time have been able to be experienced and discovered here. At the same time, the HDKV aims to act as a public forum for combining aesthetic and social issues and as a lively platform for civil society. In addition to its work on exhibitions, this is achieved through extensive accompanying and educational programmes, which are often based on networks
and initiatives.

With approximately 700 members, the HDKV is one of the art associations with the most members in relation to the number of inhabitants in Heidelberg in Germany.

Heidelberger Kunstverein is a member of Kunst Heidelberg

http://www.kunstheidelberg.de/

Previous Website

www.archiv.hdkv.de

Artist applications

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to process and respond to any further initiative applications from artists. Please note that we assume no liability for unsolicited documents and must refrain from returning them for reasons of cost! We ask for your understanding.

Team

Søren Grammel Mehveş Ungan Fabienne Finkbeiner Roberta Pfingsten Siru A
Director


Curator


Curatorial Assistant


Admin


Praktikantin

Jasmin Al-Hadjadj, Raquel Soraya Hills Darget, Georg Streck, Sofie Weber
Visitor Service

Advisory Committee

The Advisory Board of the Heidelberger Kunstverein consists of twelve members who are elected by the Assembly of Members for a period of four years. The Advisory Board assists the Executive Board in an advisory capacity and through active collaboration and is convened at least four times a year. In accordance with § 11 of the Statutes, the elections of the Advisory Board took place at the Annual General Meeting 2022. After the election, the Advisory Board is composed as follows:

Katharina Andes, Artist

Julia Behrens, Journalist

Niels Bergemann, Doctor

Carolin Ellwanger, Cultural Manager

Stefan Hohenadl, Cultural Politician

Herbert A. Jung, Artist

Cholud Kassem, Artist

Matthias Kutsch, Politician

Cora Maria Malik, Cultural Manager

Claudia Paul, Manager

Jürgen Popig, Theatre Director

Mario Urlaß, University Professor

Architecture

In a spacious, light-flooded hall in the heart of Heidelberg's old town, the Heidelberger Kunstverein presents contemporary art on three floors. The building, designed by architect Dieter Quast and awarded a plaque by the Association of German Architects, opened its doors in 1990.

The Kunstverein is located together with the Kurpfälzisches Museum in an idyllic courtyard, accessible from Hauptstraße 97.

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