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Firms across Hamburg to exhibit new artists’ works during Add Art 2024

11 November 2024
Exhibitions underway from November 14-17, 2024

Eighteen companies and institutions will exhibit paintings, photographs, street and pop art, AI installations during “Add Art 2024” underway from November 14 to 17 in Hamburg. Highlights include works by established artists, young artists from the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg) as well as private collections.

Unique art experience

“After our successful tenth anniversary in 2023, we can say proudly: ‘Add Art is continuing because everyone is eager to experience art in an unusual way,’” said Hubertus von Barby, initiator. The Grand Elysée Hamburg, for instance, is presenting contemporary figurative painting from northern Germany. The Lohmann Konzept healthcare company is showing experimental art and works by Peter Nikolaus Heikenwälder, while the KSP law firm is presenting experimental photography by Clemens Schenk. New participating companies  including the communications agency ,Gute Leude Fabrik, is showing street art while the Hotel Villa Viva, owned by Viva-con-Agua, will present art in different rooms and spaces. In addition, Hubert Neubacher, owner of Barkassen-Meyer, will present a collection ranging from pop art to contemporary art, including the so-called art barge from the Überseebrücke to Entenwerder. 

Twenty students and graduates of HAW Hamburg will exhibit their works. Add Art fosters young artists by presenting their works and giving them opportunities in art education. The Add Art Award for young artists, donated by the Sparkassen-Stiftung Holstein, will be presented on November 11, 2024, in Villa Villa. The winners receive a jury prize of EUR 2,000 or an audience prize of EUR 1,000. Add Art is organised in co-operation with the Chamber of Commerce, HAW Hamburg and the You advertising agency.

"Sorgerecht (Custody)“ by Katrine Buksted

Add Art as a catalyst of economic success

Carsten Brosda, Senator for Culture and Media in Hamburg, pointed to the similarities between business and art. “Add Art opens our eyes, lets us think beyond everyday life, and provides space for a change of perspective, for discussion and innovation and is thus a catalyst of economic success.” Add Art is about sharing. “Companies, artists and visitors have open conversations with each other and that opens up new perspectives,” von Barby added. 

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