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Exhibitions and books in the field of art and photography. Ausstellungen und Bücher im Bereich der Kunst und Fotografie. www.hartmannprojects.com
Hartmann Projects represents artists nationally and internationally, working with institutions, galleries, collectors, publishers, and media. We conceive, curate, and facilitate books and art books, based on the simple fact that all art needs to be seen and received. We are Markus and Angelika Hartmann together with Nadine Schmidt, and we bring our shared talents, experience, networks, and contacts to Hartmann Projects as we develop a new, more open business model that covers the many aspects of mediating art. In our work, we take artists whose work we find persuasive and present them to the largest possible audience. We concentrate on projects by a few select artists—people we have been working with for a long time on personal, individual levels. We believe in the power of pictures that help to overcome cultural, religious, political, and economic boundaries. Our motivation lies in new ideas and the desire to do things. www.hartmannprojects.com
Hartmann Projects vertritt Künstler national und international und arbeitet mit Institutionen, Galerien, Sammlern, Verlagen und Medien zusammen. Hierfür konzipieren, kuratieren und vermitteln wir Ausstellungen und verlegen (wenn sinnvoll) Bücher und Künstlerbücher. Dahinter steckt die einfache Erkenntnis, dass alle Kunst Sichtbarkeit und Wahrnehmung braucht. Wir sind Markus und Angelika Hartmann zusammen mit Nadine Schmidt. Für Hartmann Projects bringen wir unsere gemeinsamen Talente, Erfahrungen, Netzwerke und Kontakte zusammen um ein neues offeneres Geschäftsmodell zu entwickeln, das vielfältige Aspekte der Kunstvermittlung abdeckt. Mit unserer Arbeit wollen wir Künstler, von deren Werk wir überzeugt sind, einer größtmöglichen Öffentlichkeit vorstellen. Wir konzentrieren uns auf die Projekte weniger, ausgewählter Künstler, mit denen wir langfristig, persönlich und individuell zusammenarbeiten. Wir glauben an die Kraft von Bildern, die dazu beiträgt kulturelle, religiöse, politische und wirtschaftliche Grenzen zu überwinden. Unsere Motivation liegt in neuem Denken und in der Lust am Machen.
20/09/2026
From yesterday, first day of the Fall gallery walk Stuttgart Art Alarm Stuttgart with Anna Lehmann-Brauns and some guests, as always expected and unexpected but all very welcome: Freunde der Staatsgalerie Stuttgart e.V. Sonja Mares … today, Sunday, Sept 20, we are olen until 6 pm!
17/09/2026
An diesem Wochenende eröffnen wir unsere erste Herbstausstellung, STAGES mit Anna Lehmann-Brauns.
Ihre stimmungsvollen Fotografien nehmen uns mit auf eine Reise zwischen Istanbul, Charlottenburg und von ihr selbst gestalteten Modellräumen.
Im Rahmen vom Stuttgarter Art Alarm präsentieren auch unsere benachbarten Galerien – Imke Valentien, Ute Noll und Parri Blank – ihre aktuellen Ausstellungen, sodass sich ein Besuch in der Liststraße auf jeden Fall lohnt :)
Anna Lehmann-Brauns
Art Alarm Stuttgart
Galerie Imke Valentien
Ute Noll
PARRI BLANK
This weekend, we are opening our first fall exhibition STAGES with Anna Lehmann-Brauns based in Berlin.
Her atmospheric photographs move between Istanbul, Charlottenburg and self-built model rooms.
As part of the Art Alarm, our neighboring galleries Imke Valentien, Ute Noll and Parri Blank will also be presenting their current exhibitions — making Liststraße well worth a visit :)
Anna Lehmann-Brauns
Art Alarm Stuttgart
Galerie Imke Valentien
Ute Noll
PARRI BLANK
Our way to Arles this year, partly by bike, starting in Tournedoz, Jura, via Saint-Point-Lac, Pontarlier, Saint Claude, Lac du Bourget, Col du Chat, Chartreuse, Grenoble, following the Route Napoléon, via le plateau Matheysine, some forgotten Ski areas, La Murr, Notre-Dame-de-Vaulx, Lac de Monteynard…, beautiful Mens, Sisteron, Cruis, Montagne-de-Lure, to Arles… puhhh, admitted we did not cycle all the way amd it was hot sometimes (but not always). But we climbed some passes and mountains and passed through more remote areas of France and can rightfully state, that after a week of cycling we would answer the question from “Roman Holliday” with “by all means France” (not Rome, not Italy, not Spain, not England, or Germany… and maybe France should therefore also win this Cup… we are and Markus Hartmann…. Now in Arles for the with our bikes…. and at Arles Books Fair as always carefully organized by . We are at Collège Saint-Charles, starting today, Tuesday, July 7, at 1 pm to Thursday, July 9, 7.30 pm!
Back from Prague, after 2 intensive, inspiring and
exhaustive (up to 16.000 steps per day!) days, reviewing portfolios of students from Umprum, Prague, ITF, Opava, Ostkreuz, Berlin, fg.thws, Würzburg, HSBI, Bielefeld, and touring exhibitions in and around Prague. We truly do not regret making this trip. What an experience!
Heartful thanks go to all our colleagues Johanna Diehl , Andreas Trampe, Ute Noll, Roman Bezjak, Denis Brudna (Initiator and co-organizer), Alena Kotzmannová, LibuševJarcovjáková, Jiří Thýn, Back from Prague, after 2 intensive, inspiring and
exhaustive (up to 16.000 steps per day!) days, reviewing portfolios of students from Umprum, Prague, ITF, Opava, Ostkreuz, Berlin, fg.thws, Würzburg, HSBI, Bielefeld, and touring exhibitions in and around Prague.
What an experience! Heartful thanks go to Johanna Diehl, Andreas Trampe, Ute Noll, Roman Bezjak, Denis Brudna (Initiator and co-organizer and editor of Photonews), Alena Kotzmannová, Libuše Jarcovjáková, Jiří Thýn, Karel Císař, Markéta Kinterová, Jiří Ptáček and especially Anaϊs Boelicke and Klára Arpa of the Goethe-Institute in Prague and Magda Danel of the Galerie Františka Drtikola in Pribram. We hope the pictures vaguely give an impression of the atmopshere in Prague during the 2 days. We hope the Fotodays will continue in 2028, with us
and/or even without us 😅! (funding for the Fototage), .photojournalism
18/05/2026
A fresh new 5 books newsletter was sent out earlier today, highlighting five book picks curated by Berlin based artist and photographer Anja Nitz. We‘re grateful to Anja for sharing such a wisely curated selection from the Hartmann Books shelf. Anyone interested in staying up to date with new releases, recommendations and upcoming news can subscribe to our mailing list through our website.
11/05/2026
Tomorrow, May 12th marks the 80th birthday of Daniel Libeskind. We congratulate him with pictures from the book “Erieta Attali
05/05/2026
When in Lissabon today, May 5th, 2026… meet Ute and Werner Mahler at 7 pm in the wonderful auditorium of in Lisboa where they present and sign their book “Lissabon 1987/88” and talk to Mario Cruz, the director of , co-organisers of the exhibition at Praça dos Restauradores (still on until May 29)! We sent books to the Goethe Institut and you could get a signed copy today!! .lamm (designer of the book and also in Lisbon today!).
29/04/2026
A brand new newsletter was sent out this late morning – this time featuring five book recommendations from photographer Michael Schnabel. Many thanks to Michael for his fantastic selection from our Hartmann Books shelf. If you’d like to subscribe to the email newsletter to receive all the latest news and recommendations as soon as they’re available, you can easily sign up via our website.
23/04/2026
A fresh newsletter went out yesterday. Inside, you‘ll find details about upcoming events & exhibitions, our art alarm recap and the dates for upcoming fairs. If you‘d like to subscribe, just head to our website, where you can access the newsletter sign-up directly.
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