Daniela Baumann Email & Phone Number

Ulm

The Stadthaus Ulm is a building designed by Richard Meier. Open seven days a week with free admission, it serves as a central cultural forum for both visitors and citizens of the city of Ulm.As a freelance curator of the Stadthaus Ulm, I regularly organize photographic exhibitions, which aim to present historically, socio-politically and culturally relevant topics through artistic positions. In addition to the curatorial concept, I am also responsible for raising external funds and designing the supporting program.

Neu-Ulm

Curator, Writer, Lecturer.

Neu-Ulm

The Walther Collection is an art foundation dedicated to the critical understanding of historical and contemporary photography and related media. Through a program of international exhibitions, in-depth collecting, original research, and scholarly publications, The Walther Collection aims to highlight the social uses of photography and to expand the history of the medium worldwide.At its three-building campus in Neu-Ulm, Germany, its Project Space in New York City, and with traveling installations worldwide, The Walther Collection presents thematic and monographic exhibitions drawn from its expansive range of photography and media art from the collection's African, Chinese, Japanese, and European holdings of modern and contemporary works, nineteenth-century photography from Europe and Africa, and vernacular lens-based imagery from across the globe. The collection’s educational program is complemented by public lectures and screenings, international scholarly symposia, and a critically acclaimed series of catalogues and monographs co-published by Steidl.

Schwäbisch Gmünd

Lectures in history of design and media.

Ulm

Responsible for photographic archive, administration, and research.

ulm: method and designLectures and workshops on design history and the Ulm School of Design

Ulm

Ulm School of Design – From the Zero Hour to 1968New permanent exhibition in the HfG Archive Ulm

Ulm

Otl Otl Aicher - The Rainbow Games. The Design of the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich