The gallery is located at the boat
anchored near Fischerinsel Park
Open
March-November
Thu-Sat 2-6 PM
and during the events
Established in 2016, Hošek Contemporary is a gallery, performance space and art residency located on a historical boat in Mitte, Berlin. The focus is primarily on performing arts, site-specific installations and experimental sound works. The gallery hosts weekly improvised music sets, providing musicians an opportunity to showcase their sound skills to a Berlin audience.
Both the exhibition and performance spaces on MS Heimatland can be rented for art or business events. We have a range of opportunities for weddings, BBQs, concerts, art openings, film screenings, stage performances, theatre productions or film & photo shoots. Overlooking the city’s skyline, the modern urbanism and the idyllic natural setting right in the heart of Berlin create a very unique atmosphere.
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Petr Hošek - founder
Born in 1988 in Czech republic, Hošek studied art history and the theory of art in Prague and Madrid before he received his MA at Charles’ University in Prague. His MA thesis explored a possibility of presenting Post-Internet Art within the Physical Gallery Spaces. After curatorial residency in New York City with Residency Unlimited in 2012, he worked in cooperation with Prague based gallery Futura and later he co-founded Gallery Plevel which focused on presenting on-line art in a refurbished 19th century industrial space. After he relocated to Berlin in 2014, he established Hošek Contemporary.
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Linda Toivio - curator
As the Co-curator and Managing Director of Hošek Contemporary, Toivio also works as an independent curator and exhibition producer in Europe and Asia. Born in Finland, Toivio spent her early years in France and Belgium. She holds an MA from the University of Sussex in Brighton (UK) and a diploma from Science Po in Paris, as well as a Master’s degree in curatorial practice from the Istituto Europeo di Design in Florence (IT). With a background in human rights and cultural studies, Toivio worked for UNESCO and the Council of Europe, but soon returned to her true calling in the art world by joining the exhibitions team at the Finnish Institute in Paris. She curated her first own exhibition in 2014 in Prague. After working as a Studio Manager for visual and performance artist Vera Kochubey, she joined Hošek Contemporary in early 2017.