In their exhibition, Nicl Barbro and Rahel Pötsch deal with the special situation of the station gardens at both ends of the platform of track 3 & 4.
Open daily 0 - 12 pm

A special discovery from the Free River Zone will be presented in the showcases of the Kunstverein Harburger Bahnhof in the spring of 2021.

Part five of our series of 5 exhibitions and podcasts taking place in the KVHBF Vitrinen, the showcase in the foyer of HFBK, Hamburg and in between

Part four of our series of 5 exhibitions and podcasts taking place in the KVHBF Vitrinen, the showcase in the foyer of HFBK, Hamburg and in between

The third part of our series of 5 exhibitions and podcasts taking place in the KVHBF Vitrinen, the showcase in the foyer of HFBK, Hamburg and in between

The second part of our series of 5 exhibitions and podcasts taking place in the KVHBF Vitrinen, the showcase in the foyer of HFBK, Hamburg and in between

A series of 5 exhibitions and podcasts taking place in the KVHBF Vitrinen, the showcase in the foyer of HFBK, Hamburg and in between

Open daily 0 - 12 pm

The first part of our series of 5 exhibitions and podcasts taking place in the KVHBF Vitrinen, the showcase in the foyer of HFBK, Hamburg and in between

Open daily 0 - 12 pm

Anne Pflug's exhibition in the 4 showcases on track 3&4 deals with the subject of presence and absence.

Performance: 05 September 2020 / 5 pm

Part of the exhibition series "Other Site" /
Open daily 0 - 12 pm

Darja Shatalova's exhibition in the 4 showcases on track 3&4 deals with the routes and time rhythms of arriving and departing trains

Part of the exhibition series "Other Site" /
Open daily 0 - 12 pm

The current edition of Harburger Blatt, a bi-weekly publication between newspaper and magazine is titled "Harburg is colorful". It focuses a.o. on stories and myths from Harburg and can be read as wall newspaper in the station on platform 3&4.

Experience has shown that POINT CLOUDS lead to confusion and disorientation: Different approaches to (public) space and different reasons for mapping it are the starting point of Alexandra Grieß ’and Patrick Will's project for and in the KVHBF showcases.

Dagmar Rauwald's exhibition "Dear All" was produced at the beginning of the Corona pandemic. In her paintings, sketches, and notes Rauwald raises questions such as: What is the relationship between national borders and health? To what extent are contact and contagion risks related to social inequality? What does self-care mean?

Opening: Friday, 28 February 2020, 7 pm

The exhibition by Lorenz Goldstein in the 4 vitrines on platform 3&4 deals with the interdependencies of digital and real space.
Part of the exhibition series "Other Site"
Open daily 0 - 12 pm