ARTIMA art meeting
Thanks to the art insurance company Mannheimer Versicherung, which will also be represented with an information stand in Hall 1 of art KARLSRUHE in 2024, the annual ARTIMA art meeting discussion series will take place in the forum of the same name in Hall 2 of Messe Karlsruhe.
Whether art production or art reception, whether cultural policy or market developments: For 15 years, all industry topics have been discussed one by one in panel discussions or one-on-one talks. This year, the event series is being presented for the first time by ZEIT Weltkunst Verlag.
Lisa Zeitz, editor-in-chief of WELTKUNST, and Christiane Meixner, editor of WELTKUNST, will moderate the two days under the title: re:discover - How art, art institutions and the art market can benefit from rediscoveries.
moderation: Lisa Zeitz
Editor-in-Chief WELTKUNST
Thursday, 22 February | re:discover in the mirror of time
2 p.m.
Christiane Lange
Director Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Rediscoveries in the depot: how to keep artistic heritage alive in a museum context
2:30 p.m.
Dr. Karin Lingl
Managing Director Stiftung Kunstfonds
On dealing with estates: What happens after the death of artists to those works that are not purchased by museums or collections?
3 p.m.
Kristian Jarmuschek
Gallery owner and chairman of the advisory board of art KARLSRUHE
How the new re:discover format for galleries at art KARLSRUHE is helping interesting artists regain visibility
Friday, 23 February | re:discover based on a concrete example
2 p.m.
Trak Wendisch
Artists
Historical and aesthetic upheavals from the perspective of former GDR artists
2:30 p.m.
Imke Valentien & Ingrid Hartlieb
Gallery owner & artist
How a re:discover position at art KARLSRUHE attracts the attention it deserves
3 p.m.
Stefanie Patruno
Director Städtische Galerie Karlsruhe
Strategies of preservation and vitalisation from the perspective of a permanently growing urban collection
You missed the ARTIMA art meeting 2023 or would like to enjoy the individual speakers again? Here you can find the recordings of the 6 lectures (only in German):