• Subtly Sculptural

    Group Show - curated by Nelleke Beltjens, Gerda Kruimer and Zaida Oenema,
    02/14 - 03/21,2025 Opening: 02/14, 4-8pm
    Galerie r8m
    Luxemburger Straße 197
    Köln, Germany

  • SMALL

    SMALL

    Curated by Joachim Griess
    On view until Jan 25, 2025

    CATbosshammer, Hedwig Brouckaert, Sabine Friederichs, Joachim Griess, Joan Grubin, Heike Lydia Grüß, Marietta Hoferer, Christine Kassing, Michael Kukla, Nadine Liesse, Susan Schwalb, Ilene Sunshine, Herman Van Synghel, beate maria wörz, Soleymani Zadeh, Joachim Zintel

    LOGOI Institut für Philosophie und Diskurs
    Jakobstraße 25a
    52064 Aachen
    GERMANY
    0241/160 250 88

  • Solo Show - Peel (NY III)


    On view 9/12 - 10/31
    Opening DUMBO first Thursday 10/3
    MAIN WINDOW DUMBO

  • Group Exhibition

    Group Exhibition

    Sweaty Armpits: We All Live in Bodies

    The premise of Sweaty Armpits reminds us that experience begins with the body, not just the mind. This truth grounds us in corporeal reality—as we encounter the world first through bodily sensations like sweat and temperature—before forming abstract thoughts. The title insists we recognize the primacy of our fleshly forms as the basis for consciousness.
    Sweaty Armpits situates thinking itself as emerging from embodied existence, not a disembodied intellect. It features a gathering of artists whose approaches to the innately human experience of anxiety originate from diverse positions. This perspective reflects our actual world, highlighting both the universality and unique characteristics of stress.
    Ultimately, the exhibition underscores our shared sense of empathy and connection, reminding us of a fundamental truth we frequently overlook—we all live in bodies.
    —Pouyanfar and Puls

    Curated by Lucy Puls and Helia Pouyanfar

    Gallery 120710
    1207 10th Street, Berkeley, CA

  • Subtly Sculptural

    Group Exhibition
    June 15 - July 14, 2024
    OPENING: Saturday June 15 - 16:00 - 19:00 H
     
    ARTISTS:
    Nelleke Beltjens (curator), Gerda Kruimer (curator), Zaida Oenema (curator), Mark Kramer, Marena Seeling, Andreas My, Katharina Hinsberg, Anne Katrin Lemke, Hedwig Brouckaert, Markus Krug, Thomas Kemper, Patricia Westerholz
     
    STUDIO SEINE
    Exhibition space for contemporary art
    Mathenesserdijk 323A - 3026 GC Rotterdam
     
    OPEN: Friday to Sunday 13.00-17.00 & by appointment

  • Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Arts Center Residency on Governors Island

    Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Arts Center Residency on Governors Island

    Open Studio Saturday May 18, 12 - 5pm
    LMCC Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Arts Center Residency on Governors Island
    March 4th - July 19th, 2024

  • AIM fellow BRONX MUSEUM 2024

    AIM fellow BRONX MUSEUM 2024
  • Group exhibition / From the Eyes of Her

    Group exhibition / From the Eyes of Her
  • Focus on the Flatfiles: Hive Mind

    Curated by Sascha Mallon
    April 20 - May 26, 2024

    Artists: Roberta Allen, Tomie Arai, Cameron Bailey, Hedwig Brouckaert, LUCE, Bettina Magi, Meridith McNeal, Debra Pearlman, Julie Peppito

    Opening Reception: Saturday, April 20, 4 - 6pm
    Gallery Hours: Thursday - Sunday, 12 - 5pm
    Kentler International Drawing Space

  • Exhibition review by Audra Lambert

    Exhibition review by Audra Lambert
  • solo exhibition - Peel (America)

    solo exhibition - Peel (America)

    with the support of a 2022 Cafe Royal Cultural Foundation Grant.

    Dec 19, 2023 - February 20, 2024

    Conversation with Jennifer McGregor Feb.7, 6-8pm

    Project: ART space
    99 Madison Avenue, New York

  • 2020 New York Foundation for the Arts - Immigrant Artist Program

    2020 New York Foundation for the Arts - Immigrant Artist Program
  • Visual Grant 2022 Spring Grantee

    Visual Grant 2022 Spring Grantee
  • THE RIPENING

    Opening February 16, 6-8pm
    On view until April 15, 2023
    Pen + Brush
    29 E 22nd St, New York, NY 10010, USA


    Pen + Brush is pleased to present our first exhibition of 2023, The Ripening curated by Parker Daley Garcia with Birdie Piccininni, opening February 16th and open to the public through April 15th. Loosely based on Édouard Glissant’s book of the same name, The Ripening puts forth a shared process, where trauma, fluidity, and choice intersect, as a way of exploring the state of identity, specifically, gendered (or lack thereof) identity today. Artists here explore various states of 'otherhood', pain, desire, and power as ways of self-actualizing identity. Much like the process of ripening, this exhibition blurs the realms of dream and reality as it explores the capacity and fluidity of gender to become and, indeed, unbecome. Works put forth here document and envision complexities of differences in our shared world. Multitudes are put forth, as are universal truths, while hedging toward a dynamic and unpredictable future. 
    Featured Artists: Hedwig Brouchaert, Aimee Jones, Sascha Mallon, Felli Maynard, Fumi Nagasaka, Samantha Nye, Kristen Pedote, Laura Beth Reese, Laurel Richardson, Victoria Salzman, Fay Sanders, Jovan C. Speller, Alison Stinley, Jia Sung, Damaris Swass.

  • ART UNCOVERED

    ART UNCOVERED

    Interview with Kimberly Ruth on March 16, 2020
    art uncovered

  • Interview ART SPIEL

    Interview ART SPIEL
  • Recorded Artist Talk

    My visiting artist lecture for the McGlothlin Center for the Arts at Emory & Henry College is still accessible online. (please scroll down to past exhibitions).

  • article ‘Peel’, de onderhuidse spanningen in de nieuwe reeks van Hedwig Brouckaert

  • ABSENCE Projects#0

    Hedwig Brouckaert, Monica Cook, Dolores Furtado, Michelle C. Gevint, Alexandra Leyre Mein, Nicholas Missel, Matthew Stone, Seth Wulsin
    Curated by Alexandra Leyre Mein
    Absence Projects