With artist Neven Allgeier and curator Lotte Dinse

With “Two Heavens As One”, Kunsthaus Göttingen presents the first institutional solo exhibition of the German photographer Neven Allgeier (*1986 in Wiesbaden, lives and works in Vienna). Spread over two floors, the exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into Allgeier’s work. On display are photographs from the series “Fading Temples”, which was published in book form by Distanz Verlag in 2021, as well as new works that are being presented to the public for the first time.

Take part in this dialogical tour on the opening weekend and learn more about the exhibition by Neven Allgeier and Lotte Dinse themselves. The tour will be given in German.

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Participation in this tour costs €5. Students with the Asta culture ticket can take part free of charge. The number of participants is limited. We look forward to receiving your pre-registration at info@kunsthaus-goettingen.de. (Last-minute participants are welcome, provided there are still places available).

On the opening weekend:

With “Two Heavens As One”, Kunsthaus Göttingen presents the first institutional solo exhibition of the German photographer Neven Allgeier (*1986 in Wiesbaden, lives and works in Vienna). Spread over two floors, the exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into Allgeier’s work. On display are photographs from the series “Fading Temples”, which was published in book form by Distanz Verlag in 2021, as well as new works that are being presented to the public for the first time.

Take part in this dialogical tour on the opening weekend and learn more about Neven Allgeier’s work. The tour will be given in German.

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Participation in this tour costs €7. Students with the Asta culture ticket can take part free of charge. The number of participants is limited. We look forward to receiving your pre-registration at info@kunsthaus-goettingen.de. (Last-minute participants are welcome, provided there are still places available).

German guided tour:

With “Two Heavens As One”, Kunsthaus Göttingen presents the first institutional solo exhibition of the German photographer Neven Allgeier (*1986 in Wiesbaden, lives and works in Vienna). Spread over two floors, the exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into Allgeier’s work. On display are photographs from the series “Fading Temples”, which was published in book form by Distanz Verlag in 2021, as well as new works that are being presented to the public for the first time.

Take part in this dialogical tour and learn more about Neven Allgeier’s work. The tour will be given in German.

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Participation in this tour costs €7. Students with the Asta culture ticket can take part free of charge. The number of participants is limited. We look forward to receiving your pre-registration at info@kunsthaus-goettingen.de. (Last-minute participants are welcome, provided there are still places available).

On the occasion of the participation in the 60th International Art Exhibition:

Jim Dine – Dog on the Forge exhibition at Palazzo Rocca/Venice, we are once again opening the doors of Jim Dine’s House of Words – a pavilion in the courtyard of the Kunsthaus Göttingen.

With the opening of the pavilion, we are offering you the opportunity to view the pavilion at your leisure and learn more from live speakers on site.

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Visiting the pavilion is free of charge.

Bilingual offer in English & German:

With “Two Heavens As One”, Kunsthaus Göttingen presents the first institutional solo exhibition of the German photographer Neven Allgeier (*1986 in Wiesbaden, lives and works in Vienna). Spread over two floors, the exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into Allgeier’s work. On display are photographs from the series “Fading Temples”, which was published in book form by Distanz Verlag in 2021, as well as new works that are being presented to the public for the first time.

Take part in this dialogical tour and learn more about Neven Allgeier’s work. The tour will be given in German and English.

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Participation in this tour costs €7. Students with the Asta culture ticket can take part free of charge. The number of participants is limited. We look forward to receiving your pre-registration at info@kunsthaus-goettingen.de. (Last-minute participants are welcome, provided there are still places available).

Dialogical tour in Spanish:

Con »Two Heavens As One«, la Kunsthaus Göttingen presenta la primera exposición individual institucional del fotógrafo alemán Neven Allgeier (*1986 en Wiesbaden, vive y trabaja en Viena). Distribuida en dos plantas, la exposición ofrece una visión completa de la obra de Allgeier. Se exponen fotografías de la serie »Fading Temples«, publicada en forma de libro por Distanz Verlag en 2021, así como nuevas obras que se presentan al público por primera vez.

Participe en esta visita con debate en la exposición y conozca mejor la obra de Neven Allgeier. La visita se realizará en español.

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La participación en esta visita cuesta entre 4 y 7 euros – pague lo que desee. Los estudiantes con el Asta-Kulturticket pueden participar gratuitamente.

El número de participantes es limitado. Esperamos su reserva previa en info@kunsthaus-goettingen.de. (Los viajeros de última hora son bienvenidos si aún quedan plazas disponibles).

On the occasion of the 21st “Nacht der Kulturen”:

With “Two Heavens As One”, Kunsthaus Göttingen presents the first institutional solo exhibition of the German photographer Neven Allgeier (*1986 in Wiesbaden, lives and works in Vienna). Spread over two floors, the exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into Allgeier’s work. On display are photographs from the series “Fading Temples”, which was published in book form by Distanz Verlag in 2021, as well as new works that are being presented to the public for the first time.

Take part in this interactive tour and learn more about Neven Allgeier’s work. The tour will be given in German.

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Participation in this tour costs €7. Students with the Asta culture ticket can take part free of charge. The number of participants is limited. We look forward to receiving your pre-registration at info@kunsthaus-goettingen.de. (Last-minute participants are welcome, provided there are still places available).

On the occasion of the participation in the 60th International Art Exhibition:

Jim Dine – Dog on the Forge exhibition at Palazzo Rocca/Venice, we are once again opening the doors of Jim Dine’s House of Words – a pavilion in the courtyard of the Kunsthaus Göttingen.

With the opening of the pavilion, we are offering you the opportunity to view the pavilion at your leisure and learn more from live speakers on site.

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Visiting the pavilion is free of charge.

Neven Allgeier (*1986) is a German photographer and lives between Frankfurt/Main and Vienna. He recently published two photo books with Distanz Verlag. His work focuses on portraits of a growing generation caught between the promises of the turn of the millennium – freedom, progress, light-heartedness – and dystopian premonitions of the future between crises and climate change. The works move in the field of tension between transience and the multi-layered present. The exhibition is being realized with the kind support of the Eisenacher family.

The house is open to all visitors from 7 to 9 pm, without prior registration.

The artist will be present

On the occasion of the participation in the 60th International Art Exhibition:

Jim Dine – Dog on the Forge exhibition at Palazzo Rocca/Venice, we are once again opening the doors of Jim Dine’s House of Words – a pavilion in the courtyard of the Kunsthaus Göttingen.

With the opening of the pavilion, we are offering you the opportunity to view the pavilion at your leisure and learn more from live speakers on site.

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Visiting the pavilion is free of charge.

On the occasion of the participation in the 60th International Art Exhibition:

Jim Dine – Dog on the Forge exhibition at Palazzo Rocca/Venice, we are once again opening the doors of Jim Dine’s House of Words – a pavilion in the courtyard of the Kunsthaus Göttingen.

With the opening of the pavilion, we are offering you the opportunity to view the pavilion at your leisure and learn more from live speakers on site.

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Visiting the pavilion is free of charge.