The Transatlantic Exhibition ALL NATURAL explores the interrelationships between nature and technology, humans and machines, reality and virtual reality.
20 artistic positions from Lower Saxony, the USA, and other international contexts explore what is still considered “natural” today and how our understanding of it is changing in the digital and technological age.
On display are international contemporary media artworks, installations, performances, and documentary formats. The exhibition is complemented by an accompanying program featuring workshops, artist talks, and panel discussions.
VERNISSAGE
Thursday, 24 September, 7 pm
Opening remarks: Frank Ragano (Executive Director), Harro Schmidt
Introduction: Michaela Hanemann, Harro Schmidt
Performance at 9.00 pm | Echo/Location, Maya McCollum
DATES
25 September – 18 October 2026
OPENING HOURS
Thu to Sun | 7 pm – 10 pm
25 Sept. | 7 pm – midnight
9–10 Sept. | 7 pm – midnight, as part of the Kiez Kultur Festival
ADMISSION
Kesselhaus: €5 / Conc. €3
LOCATION
Kesselhaus Linden and the public space on the Faust site
Zur Bettfedernfabrik 3, 30451 Hanover
ORGANISATION
Currents New Media Festival: Mariannah Amster (Creative Director), Frank Ragano (Executive Director)
Kunstverein Kunsthalle Hannover: Harro Schmidt (Curation, Administration), Michaela McGill (freelance curator, Kunstwolkenagentur gUG)
ARTISTS
André Alder (GER), Ole Blank (GER), Zhou Fei (GER), Michaela Hanemann (GER), Helmut Hennig (GER), Anne Nissen & Steffen König (GER), Ben Petersen (GER), Vera Frese (GER), Silke Rottika & Markus Hutter (GER), Florencia Brück (IT), Alex Long Yuan (CN), Mario Alvarado (MEX), Yumi Saegusa (JP), Nadja Verena Marcin (GER/USA), Morgan Woolverton (USA), Maya McCollum (USA), Antoinette LaFarge (USA), Alex, Olwal (USA), Wendy LI (USA))
A project by KV Kunsthalle Hannover.
With the kind support of the Lower Saxony Foundation, the Hannover Region, the VHH Foundation and Hörregion Hannover.
In cooperation with the Cultural Office of the City of Hannover, the Currents New Media Festival, the Faust Foundation and the European Media Art Platform (EMAP).