Mathilde ter Heijne is a Berlin-based Dutch artist and feminist activist. Her postcard installation Woman to Go , is currently in the exhibition “Time Present – Photography from the Deutsche Bank Collection” at Palais Populaire in Berlin, Germany. Of course, it is no view in November*.
In her work, Mathilde ter Heijne is concerned with reconstructing suppressed and lost biographies and photographs of women from the 19th and early 20th centuries and raising awareness of them—literally to go.
For more information and pictures of “Women To Go”, a postcard-wallinstallation, see the artist’s website: http://www.terheijne.net/works/woman-to-go/
If you are interested in learning more about Mathilde ter Heijne, then join
Deutsche Bank Collection Live – Meet the Artist / Zoom-Talk:
November 26, 2020, 7 pm – Mathilde ter Heijne in conversation with Svenja von Reichenbach:
A conversation about patriarchal structures and the repression and marginalization of female history.
This event will take place online. If you are interested, you can register for the Zoom Webinar here https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_K9TK20xsSm28ZhXWxR1_tQ. If you do not wish to participate in the discussion directly, you can follow the event live on the website of PalaisPopulaire or on Facebook or watch it at a later date.
- Based on a decision made by the Berlin Senate to curb coronavirus infection rates, the PalaisPopulaire (Unter den Linden 5, 10117 Berlin-Mitte) will remain closed initially until November 30, 2020.