Niklas Obermann

Niklas Obermann is a curator, writer and cultural manager. Together with artists he develops projects that investigate historical narratives, social conflicts, as well as the production and distribution of knowledge. Together with Jess Atieno, he is developing „Nairobi Print Project”, a platform for discourse around African art and a small imprint for experimental publications.

 
Previously, he was responsible for the cultural programme of the Goethe-Institut Nairobi, where he initiated projects emphasizing inclusivity and sustainability, expanded the institutions audience and built lasting partnerships. He holds a BA in art history from Humboldt-University in Berlin and an MA in the same subject from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. Currently, he is the curator-in-residence at the Artist Residence Schloss Balmoral in Bad Ems (Germany).

Niklas Obermann

Niklas Obermann is a curator, writer and cultural manager. Together with artists he develops projects that investigate historical narratives, social conflicts, as well as the production and distribution of knowledge. Together with Jess Atieno, he is developing „Nairobi Print Project”, a platform for discourse around African art and a small imprint for experimental publications.

 
Previously, he was responsible for the cultural programme of the Goethe-Institut Nairobi, where he initiated projects emphasizing inclusivity and sustainability, expanded the institutions audience and built lasting partnerships. He holds a BA in art history from Humboldt-University in Berlin and an MA in the same subject from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. Currently, he is the curator-in-residence at the Artist Residence Schloss Balmoral in Bad Ems (Germany).