team

Porträt Hannah Kruse Goldrausch Kuenstlerinnenprojekt 2019

Hannah Kruse, © Alena Schmick

Hannah Kruse, Project manager

Hannah Kruse is an art scholar and cultural manager. She studied art and art theory at the Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart and Karlsruhe and the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK), and later completed the postgraduate Whitney Museum of Arts Independent Study Program in Curatorial Studies in New York.

She has worked as an artist’s assistant and coordinated art events and exhibitions in New York, Berlin and London. In 2002/03 she was the managing director of London’s Chisenhale Gallery, which produces the work of ‘emerging artists’. Hannah Kruse’s work focuses on the qualification of women artists, arts education / gallery education, and project management. She has frequently been on juries for ‘Kunst am Bau’ (public art for architecture) proposals, project funding and grants. Hannah Kruse has taught at the UdK’s Institute for Art in Context, the Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin (spatial strategies course), the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Kiel, and other arts institutions.

Porträt Veronika Bartelt Goldrausch-kuenstlerinnenprojekt 2021

Veronika Bartelt, © Elisabeth Faul

Veronika Bartelt, Course coordinator

Veronika Bartelt is a cultural scholar; in 2017 she completed the master’s programme Culture, Arts and Media at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg. She recently worked for the non-profit art project salondergegenwart in Hamburg, organizing a group exhibition in 2019 and 2020 promoting visual artists with a focus on painting.

Before, she worked in the field of cultural organization and urban development; she was the project coordinator for a participatory district project (»Open KööK«) and mediator at the International Building Exhibition (IBA) in Hamburg.
She joined Goldrausch in 2021 as a graduate trainee and has been a course coordinator since October 2021.

Porträt Katharina Faller

Katharina Faller, © Veronika Bartelt

Katharina Faller, Course support and public relations (Project management assistent)

Katharina Faller holds a bachelor’s degree in Cultural Studies from Europa Universität Viadrina Frankfurt/Oder (2017) and a master’s degree in Museum Management and Communication from HTW Berlin (2021). Her interest lies in queer feminist perspectives on the history of arts and cultures. She will bring her experience in social media management and pr work for the arts and cultures sector to Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt.

She is most curious about the potential of mutual support and solidarity among the participating artists, and the empowerment of societally marginalised groups in the art world. Working creatively in a collective structure and the principle of learning from each other is a skill she acquired during her volunteer work at Kleine Humboldt Galerie Berlin (2019-2020).
She started working as at Goldrausch in 2022.

 

Ulrike Riebel, © Lotta Bartoschewski

Ulrike Riebel, Finance coordinator

Ulrike Riebel works as a freelance curator and project space manager. Studied BA Philosophy and Social Sciences in Leipzig and Reykjavík, Iceland; part-time study MA /ecm – educating/curating/managing at the University of Applied Arts, Vienna; internship in public relations at the Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst (GfZK) in Leipzig; 2018 – 2020 academic trainee at Galerie Nord | Kunstverein Tiergarten as curatorial assistant and program coordinator and at Bärenzwinger part of the artistic management team; 2021 – 2022 production manager at Klosterruine Berlin and Bärenzwinger. Since April 2022 Ulrike Riebel is working as financial coordinator at Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt.

She is a founding member of the art association Plusnull e.V. and the Institute for Everything Possible and since 2020 Artistic Director of the art festival ORTSTERMIN in Berlin-Moabit.

Lotta Bartoschewski, © Ulrike Riebel

Lotta Bartoschewski, Finance and management assistant

Lotta Bartoschewski is an artist. She studied art at the Braunschweig University of Fine Arts (diploma 2014). As a sculptor, she regularly exhibits in solo and group exhibitions, both in different art institutions and in various project spaces. She has received various grants to promote her art. For Goldrausch she has been working as an administrative and accounting assistant since April 2022.

She brings experience in accounting work through her work for the studio office at the kulturwerk of the bbk berlin (2019-2021). Since 2020 she hosts the live radio show Slowrise Radio on keith.fem together with artist Sophia Domagala. She is an honorary jury member in the zis foundation for study tours.

Anna Bründl steht vor einer blauen Garagentür

Anna Bründl, © Khatia Kurtanidze

Anna Bründl, Intern

Anna Bründl is an intern at Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt and is currently studying Art and Visual History (BA), as well as Business Administration (BA) at Humboldt University to Berlin. She is especially interested in contemporary art and in creating a more equitable and inclusive art world that celebrates diversity. As part of the Goldrausch team, she is looking forward to get an insight into the day-to-day work of the project and is particularly excited about new challenges in the area of public relations.

Anna is enthusiastic about acquainting herself more closely with the artistic positions and media of the Goldrausch artists. Through her volunteer work at the Kleine Humboldt Galerie, she is pursuing her interest in exhibition conception since 2021.

Khatia Kurtanidze steht vor einer blauen Garagentür

Khatia Kurtanidze, © Anna Bründl

Khatia Kurtanidze, Intern

Khatia Kurtanidze is an intern at Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt. She is studying European and American Art History (BA) in combination with Publishing and Communication Studies (BA) at Freie Universität Berlin. She is happy to have an opportunity to work with a team whose priority is to support and empower women artists to succeed in their careers. Khatia is looking forward to gaining new experience and insight into the entire project planning process and to getting closer to the contemporary art scene.

The role of women and queer people in society, as well as their future prospects in the cultural or art space, has always been interesting to her due to a male-dominated environment she has grown up and lived in.

Previous project managers

Hannah Kruse (2004–ongoing)
Birgit Effinger (2002–06/2018)
Anna Brinkmann (2014–2016, finances)
Annette Maechtel (2002–2003)
Annette Thomas (1999–2001)
Hannah Kruse (1995–1999)
Dr. Anne Marie Freybourg (project founder) (1989–2001)
Ute Birk (Projektgründerin) (1989–1995)

Previous employees

Theresa Strebling (2018-2022, Finances), Sarah Magill (Finances and management assistant), Sarie Nijboer (2021, Course coordinator), Kira Dell (2017–2018, Finance; 2018–2021, Project coordinator), Jil Zepp (2019–2020, Graduate Trainee), Frederiek Weda (2018–2019, Graduate Trainee), Anna Brinkmann (2014–2016, Finances)

Previous interns were i.a.

Sophie Etinosa Agho, Helen Albrecht, Mara Baumbach, Sophie Becker, Luisa Bona, Johanna Böker, Clara Brosche, Benita Dederichs, Anja Degner, Kira Dell, Franziska Ehlicker, Anna Emminger, Bergit Faßl, Elisabeth Faul, Stefano Ferlito, Miriam Georger, Carolin Greifenstein, Franziska Grubann, Elsa Guily, Letha Gumz, Pauline Hagen, Johanna Hartmann, Dora Jacques Piaszek, Lena Kahle, Carolin Kaser, Daria Korznikova, Nora Kronemeyer, Anna Latzko, Leo Lencsés, Sarah Marcinkowski, Annika Maus, Sophie McCuen-Koytek, Leah Marthe Mennrich, Susanne Mohr, Hélène Mohrbutter, Carla Mönning, Anne Nauditt, Ina Neddermeyer, Svitlana Nikolaienko, Vanessa Schmidt, Franziska Schönfeld, Nicola Schüschke, Lucía Scinadro, Lea Stahl, Olivia Steiert, Hanna Steinert, Theresa Strebling, Alena Trapp, Tabea Thom, Janina Vujic, Litong Xiao, Fadila Yassouf, Anne Zdunek, Helena Zeh, Clara Zerrahn

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