Jane of Arc. Stephan Groß, photo, A4, Berlin, 2026

Women fighting for climate protection

Exhibition in Berlin August 7 – September 18, 2026, Tue. and Fri., 5 PM – 8 PM

Following an international call for entries, we are showcasing juried works by artists from across Europe.

In all parts of the world, women are fighting against the climate crisis. Both visibly, such as German activist Luisa Neubauer, Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo, or African climate ambassador Vanessa Nakate, as well as in numerous ways in everyday life. Structural and geographical conditions ensure that women can be particularly affected by climate change. At the same time, they are still underrepresented in political decision-making processes and technical climate professions. We ask international artists: what does the work of women for climate protection look like?

The exhibition, with its works, is planned and implemented in a resource-saving manner. The artists have specified the proportion of recycled materials used in their work. As a team, sustainability is not just our content, but also our practice.

We are accompanying the exhibition with a dialogue-oriented program.

Program

• August 7, 2026, 7 PM Opening Reception. Welcome: Tom Albrecht, Introduction to the exhibition: Katja Hock, N.N.
• Artist talk, where participating artists explain their works and engage in a dialogue with visitors. Moderation: Katja Hock
• TBA Panel Discussion
• TBA Lecture
• September 18, 7 PM Closing Event

We offer guided tours for school classes and adult groups through the exhibitions. Please arrange appointments with our member Dr. René Knorr: +493022457258 or send an email to:

Jury: Tom Albrecht, Stephan Groß, Katja Hock, Maria Korporal, Andrea Striesova

Team: Tom Albrecht, Stephan Groß, Maria Korporal, Andrea Striesova

Curator: Tom Albrecht, Co-curator: Andrea Striesova, Katja Hock

Press:
Organization, Events: Tom Albrecht,
Content related to the exhibition: Katja Hock

Group Global 3000 was accredited on February 2, 2026, as an official competence partner of the RCE-Ruhr / UN University. “The reason for this is your commitment in your work
to advocate for the United Nations’ development goals. With sustainable ideas and dedication within your field of action, those affected are given the opportunity to shape the future and concretely implement visions of sustainability. We also find your approach of bringing the sustainable development goals to civil society commendable.”

Following an intensive selection process by scouts and the selection committee, Group Global 3000 was named a “Synergist” member of the groups active nationwide for sustainability. The office currently supports the NEXUS Institute. Funded by the Federal Environment Agency.

In this project, we aim to combine our effectiveness through collective learning, continuous exchange of experience, and joint solution development, and to establish long-term collaborations for socio-ecological change.

The Synergists. Together. Effective.

Mushrooms (A. Helbig) and People (Photo TA) Exhibition “Transformation to Sustainability”

We are seeking staff: Exhibition Promotion

WE OFFER
• Insight into the work of an artist-led gallery team.

Peanuts (detail), Brigitte Nolden, Rosengarten, 2024

• Participation in a voluntary exhibition project on socially relevant sustainability topics sustainability. Our website is gg3.eu

• Introduction to the tasks, to-do list, texts and images, email application

• A flat-rate fee of €500 per exhibition (a total of 3 exhibitions per calendar year) for approx. 30 hours each

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