Born in 1962 in Hagen, Germany.
Head of Research Centre for Artists' Publications/ASPC at the Neues Museum Weserburg Bremen; Project Leadership of "Re:form Europe".
Educational background
2000-2004
Further training in museum management
1995-1996
Qualification in tourism and event management
1993
Doctorate on the topic of "Pier Leone Ghezzi and the caricature"
1989
Research in Rome, Italy, a. o. Bibliotheca Apostolica Vaticana, Archivo Secreto in the Vatican, Bibliotheca Hertziana
1981-1987
Studies of art history, oriental studies, journalism / communication science at the Ruhr University, Bochum
Professional background
Since 1999
Director of the Archive for Small Press & Communication at Neues Museum Weserburg Bremen
1997-1999
Research associate at Neues Museum Weserburg Bremen
1994-1997
Freelance curator and author, teaching activity
Since 2004
Assistant professor at the University Bremen, department 9, cultural studies, program of study: science of art
2000-2003
Research associate at University Bremen, department 9, program of study: science of art - special field of research of artist publications
1999-2000
Assistant professor at the University Bremen, department 9, cultural studies, program of study: science of art
1996-2000
Lecturer with the Protestant Adult Education Program, Lower Saxony
Other activities
since 2005
Spokeswoman of the research association 'artist publications', a cooperation of University Bremen; International University Bremen; Academy of Arts; Forschungsstelle Osteuropa and Neues Museum Weserburg Bremen / Archive for Small Press & Communication
Since 2005
board member of the of the Scientific Centre for Digital Archiving of multimedia editions of German contemporary literature, University Bremen
2000-2003
Participation in the research project "Vektor - European Contemporary Art Archives", a project for the research of the registration of archives from the 60s and 70s, funded by the European Union in the framework of the program Culture 2000
Current research and exhibition activities (selection)
2003-2005
Project leader of the exhibition "Sound Art", funded by the German Federal Cultural Foundation
2003-2005
"Muntadas Projects (1974-2004)"
2002-2003
Ars photographica: photography and artist books
2001-2002
Painter books - artist books: The versatility of a medium in the arts of the 20th century
Since 2000
Focus of research: artist publications, archives and similar fields of research