Urban Organisms

Käthe Wenzel is an artist and professor of aesthetic practice at the European University of Flensburg. She was a visiting professor and Fulbright Exchange Scholar at the School of Visual Arts, New York, and a senior fellow at the IFK in Vienna. She has received numerous grants and scholarships, including from the Kulturfonds Foundation, the Böll Foundation, NRW Scholarship for Art, Science and Economics, the Karin Abt Straubinger Foundation, the Artists' Village Schöppingen and others. She works with institutions around the world, including the Gangwon Biennale, Tokyo Mini Print Triennale, PASAJ Istanbul, New York Centre for Book Arts, LENTOS Art Museum, etc. Wenzel has implemented art in architecture projects for the University of Toronto, the Mierendorff School in Berlin and elsewhere. Her works are represented in numerous public collections, including the German Museum of Technology in Berlin, the Weserburg Museum in Bremen, the LWL Museum of Art and Culture - Westphalian State Museum, Muuemsberg Flensburg, Roemer-Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim, Museum Oldenburg, Mittelrheinmuseum, the artist's book collection at Telavi State University, Georgia, and others. Her podcast ‘The Artist's Tool Kit’ is available in German and English.