History

Historical research against oblivions

I work against oblivion and take a keen interest in forms of commemoration, such as actions, exhibitions or monuments. Part of my work involves researching the history of companies and individuals, as well as historical and personal research. I also provide translations and develop exhibition and outreach concepts, and I am responsible for the editorial side of things. Most of my work involves designing curated collection or project databases, which help to process information and memory, keep history alive and make it accessible.

For over 20 years, I have worked with associations, companies, galleries, museums, foundations, publishers, authorities and schools – always with the aim of making art and history tangible and accessible.

Here is an overview of my areas of work:

Historical consulting

Advice for cities on the installation of monuments or art in public spaces
Events as door openers for commercial partnerships
Marketing for regional history and art
Advice for sculpture parks and foundations
Development of educational concepts for authorities, companies, schools and pupils
Teaching and lectures at schools and universities on the topics of
Art and history in public spaces
Concepts for remembrance in urban spaces/exhibition concepts
Art and literature in exile