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hfbk hamburg (@hfbkhamburg) is a College & university creator on Instagram, also filed under Education & Career. The account has 26,643 followers and 384 published posts. Recent posts average 304 likes and 4 comments, an engagement rate of 1.14%.
With 26.6K followers, hfbk hamburg is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. hfbk hamburg follows 1,842 accounts, so the audience is roughly 14 times the size of the list followed. hfbk hamburg is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files hfbk hamburg under College & university, with Education & Career as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for hfbk hamburg runs to 16 words across 2 lines. The bio tags #hfbkhamburg. The latest activity Flinque has on record for hfbk hamburg dates from June 2026.
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Of the 10 most recent posts shown for hfbk hamburg, 7 are carousels, 2 are single images and 1 is a video. That mix leans toward carousels. 384 published posts give hfbk hamburg a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 69 followers for each post published. hfbk hamburg also keeps 15 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 183 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include photo, exhibition, albrecht, together and artists. The captions tag #hfbkhamburg, #hfbk, #asaopenstudios, #artschoolalliance and #finkenwerderartprize.
The ASA Open Studios, taking place from June 12-14 at Karolinenstraße 2a, offer a great opportunity to see artworks by the current participants of the Art School Alliance, an international exchange program bringing together art students and visiting artists from diverse backgrounds.
Participating students:
Marija Arakelyan Lucic, Haoyu (Tom) Bian, Michela DiStefano, Jay Ho, Yuwen Huang, Ivan Kizindo, Tomma Köhler, Jan-Niklas Kuhn, Camila Low Tanne, Emma Maiwald, Einav Hana Maler, Charlotte Neidel, Kiek Nieuwint, Ashley Shugart, Kane Tank, Anissa Tavara, Katharina Wanke, Zhenghao Yan, Odille Zexter, Yukuo Zhang, Wenfei Zhao
Artist in Residence: Ammar Yassir
More info in link on bio.
📸 Opening of the ASA Open Studios in 2023; photo: Tim Albrecht
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk #asaopenstudios #artschoolalliance
Through her installations, tapestries, photographs, and videos, Otobong Nkanga creates a space for reflection on landscapes, memories, individual consumption patterns, and the shifting of power structures during and after the colonization of the African continent. In the exhibition at ICAT, Leyla Yenirce presents a single large-scale video and sound installation which confronts us with the difficult question: How can one resist military and media dominance and defend freedom? The women Leyla Yenirce depicts here have made their decision. It is immediately apparent that this is a difficult one, with all its implications.
Join us tomorrow, Friday, June 5, at 6 p.m. for an Artist Talk with Leyla Yenirce in conversation with Yalda Afsah and gain deeper insight into her practice and the work presented in the exhibition.
For more info, check the link in bio.
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1) Installation by Otobong Nkanga; photo: Aimilia Theofilopoulos
2) Being Strong Is Hard by Leyla Yenirce; exhibition view: Tim Albrecht
3) Otobong Nkanga, Contained Measures of a Kolanut, 2012; exhibition view: Tim Albrecht
4) Being Strong Is Hard by Leyla Yenirce; exhibition view: Aimilia Theofilopoulos
5) Otobong Nkanga, Contained Measures of a Kolanut, 2012; exhibition view: Tim Albrecht
6) Being Strong Is Hard by Leyla Yenirce; exhibition view: Tim Albrecht
7) Otobong Nkanga during the exhibition opening; photo: Tim Albrecht
8) Otobong Nkanga, Tsumeb Fragments, 2015; exhibition view: Tim Albrecht
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk #finkenwerderartprize
Mayr’s works investigate how images are formed, how light shapes visibility and space, and how perspective can emerge from within the viewer rather than from the outside world. Through painting, photography, and fragmented image surfaces, the exhibition reflects on projection, illusion, and the relationship between analogue and digital image-making.
At the centre of the Mayr’s exhibition, which is still on view at HFBK boutique until May 25, the central artwork „The Crumb“ appears as the projection of an inner image. The canvas becomes a permeable surface through which the image continues across the walls in distorted, shifted, and fragmented perspectives.
For more info and an artist talk, check out the link in bio.
📸 by Tim Albrecht and Aimilia Theofilopoulos
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk #hfbkboutique
On May 9, the 61st Venice Biennale finally opens — and six artistic positions connected to HFBK Hamburg will be represented across the German Pavilion, the main exhibition, international pavilions and exhibitions throughout Venice.
The German Pavilion presents new works by Henrike Naumann, who had been appointed Professor of Sculpture at HFBK Hamburg and was due to begin teaching in October 2026, and by HFBK alumna and former visiting professor Sung Tieu.
At the Arsenale, Kader Attia, Professor of Time-based Media, is featured in the main exhibition. Jenna Sutela, future professor within the BlueMat Cluster of Excellence, presents work in the Finnish Pavilion. Yalda Afsah, Professor for Introduction to Artistic Work (Time-based Media), shows her exhibition “Still in the Dark” at Palazzo Ca’ Buccari. Simon Denny, Professor of Time-based Media, participates in the group exhibition “Strange Rules” at Palazzo Diedo.
Together, these artistic positions reflect the international and research-oriented profile of HFBK Hamburg. Their works address questions of memory culture, migration, colonial histories, technology, language, perception, and power relations.
Hamburg Senator for Science Maryam Blumenthal and HFBK President Martin Köttering attend the pre-opening in Venice.
The City of Hamburg, together with foundations and nonprofit partners, is supporting the realization of the German Pavilion and the participating artistic projects with substantial funding.
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1) Henrike Naumann, Die Innere Front, 2026. Sung Tieu, Human Dignity Shall Be Inviolable, 2026. Courtesy by the Artists. Photo: Jens Ziehe, Berlin
3) Maryam Blumenthal, Sung Tieu and Martin Köttering in front of the German Pavillon; photo: Anne Meerpohl
4) Sung Tieu, Installation view German Pavillon, 2026. Courtesy the Artist. Photo: Andrea Rossetti
6) Sung Tieu, They Have Eyes, But They See Not, The Have Ears, But They Hear Not, 2026; photo: Anne Meerpohl
7) Henrike Naumann, Die Innere Front, 2026; Photo: Anne Meerpohl
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk
Join us on April 30, 4 p.m. for the artistic takeover by Stage Design and Multimedia Composition students!
Participating artists: Siri Hammarén, Tintin Patrone, Jorinde Voigt, Ronja Zschoche, students from the Stage Design class (HFBK) and the Multimedia Composition class (HfMT)
Curated by Anne Meerpohl
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1) Artworks by Jorinde Voigt; photo: Aimilia Theofilopoulos
2) Artworks by Tintin Patrone; photo: Tim Albrecht
3) Video Installation by Siri Hammarén; photo: Tim Albrecht
4) Artwork by Ronja Zschoche; photo: Tim Albrecht
5) Artworks by Jorinde Voigt; photo: Tim Albrecht
6) Concert by Tintin Patrone‘s Krachkisten Orchestra; photo: Aimilia Theofilopoulos
For more info, click on the link in bio.
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk #hfmt
We look forward to working together and to the new ideas they will bring to the summer semester!
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1) by Sinje Hasheider
2) Franz Wanner
3) Eva von Redecker; photo: Philipp Plum
4) Slavs and Tatars, Molla Nasreddin the antimodern, 2012, installation view at Yinchuan Biennale 2016
5) Group project by Class Anna Uddenberg/Simon Denny at Annual Exhibition 2026; photo: Luke’s Engelhardt
6) Özlem Altin; photo: Neven Allgeier
7) Anja Kaiser
8) Stefan Guzy; photo: Astis Krause
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk
Designed for final-year students, graduates, and alumni (up to 5 years out), this free program offers workshops, talks, and personal guidance to help you transition into your professional practice.
To register for the summer semester 2026 courses, click on the link in our bio.
Visual: Max Arff
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The symposium “Writing in the Future” explored what writing as an artistic practice means today—beyond the realistic novel and the established literary scene. In five panels, authors, artists, and publishers discussed artistic writing, institutional frameworks, questions of form, content and resistance, and the use of new technologies such as AI.
To listen to some of the panels in our media library and to read the symposium report, click the link in our bio.
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1) Artwork by CAConrad shown during the exhibition at ICAT which accompanied the symposium; photo: Tim Albrecht
3) Panel 5 with Jason Dodge, CAConrad, Vera Lutz, Eugene Ostashevsky; photo: Jana Rothe
5) Senthuran Varatharajah during panel 1; photo: Jana Rothe
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk
At its core are three main sections—Discourse, Study, and Calendar—each defined by its own visual language. Together, they support focused reading, intuitive navigation, and a more exploratory, visually guided experience.
The website positions itself as a “living catalogue”: a space that brings together current debates, events, and perspectives while also providing long-term orientation. In doing so, it serves as both a reliable reference and a thoughtfully designed environment that shapes the university’s profile internally and externally.
For more insights, check out the interview with Christoph Knoth, Konrad Renner and Lukas Siemoneit in German language. Link in our bio.
📸 by Lukas Siemoneit / Klaus Frahm
#hfbkhamburg #hfbk
Als Mutter zweier Kinder beschäftigt sie sich in ihrer künstlerischen Praxis mit Fragen der Vereinbarkeit von Weiblichkeit, Sichtbarkeit und Verantwortung.
Anne und Cornelius sprechen mit Badrieh darüber, warum die Arbeitswelt der Kunst so schnell in den Hintergrund rückt, sobald elterliche Care-Work den Alltag bestimmt. Wo und wie müssten wir als Gesellschaft die Strukturen der Arbeit so verändern, dass künstlerische Praxis und Elternschaft sich nicht im Wege stehen? Welche Verantwortung trägt man dafür individuell und welche liegt bei Institutionen wie Hochschulen und Kultureinrichtungen?
Warum Schulen entscheidende Orte für diese Fragen sein können und welche Lehrer*innen Badrieh, Anne und Cornelius in ihrer eigenen Schulzeit entscheidende Impulse mitgegeben haben, hört ihr in dieser Folge.
“Life After Art School” ist ein Podcast der Hamburg Open Online University in Kooperation der Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg und der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Hamburg.
Jetzt hören und abonnieren: Life After Art School. Jeden Monat neu.
Link in Bio und überall dort, wo es Podcasts gibt.
#lifeafterartschool #kunstpodcast #artistlife #nachdemstudium #künstlerinnenleben
Konzept + Organisation: Cornelius Puschke / Moderation: Anne Meerpohl, Cornelius Puschke, Nora Sternfeld / Dramaturgische Assistenz: Maike Graf / Grafik: Lisa-Marie Fechteler / Musik: Kaspar Kuoppamäki / Porträt Badrieh Wanli
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hfbk hamburg (@hfbkhamburg) is a College & university creator on Instagram, also filed under Education & Career. hfbk hamburg is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for hfbk hamburg runs to 16 words across 2 lines.
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