Omid Arabbay, Carmine Auricchio, Khingwei Bai, Ruth Brauchle, Andy Chen, Florian Gatzweiler, Sergej Hufnagel, Lio Kappel, Pikhān Khu, Leonidas Kosmidis, Qing Lan, Emma Maiwald, Moses Omeogo, Yoav Perry, Vixtoria Salomonsen, Vladislav Sili, Aimilia A. Theofilopoulos, Sude Tosun, Marcela Vetter, Oksana Yushko

Against the backdrop of Hamburg as a port city – shaped by the contradictions of labour movements, economic migration, and international, historically colonial trade – the exhibition interweaves human relationships, economic structures, and social realities. The result is a fabric of narratives held taut between its two recurring themes: work and love. It’s Never Love, It’s Always Work asks: can work and love be disentangled? How does the answer to this question affect our personal and collective realities – how does it affect intimacy, relationships, migration, care work, and artistic production itself? 

Collectively developed by the participating students, supervised by Özlem Altın.

HFBK Boutique

Mönckebergstr. 1
20095 Hamburg 

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Satellit Pop-Up-Space

Mönckebergstr. 3
20095 Hamburg

Thursday to Sunday
2:00 PM to 8:00 PM