ECHO
Stephen Dean
Five monumental ladder sculptures suspend within the Elleboogkerk, their chromatic glass rungs shifting with light and viewpoint. ECHO turns architecture into a field of breathing color.
Global Curatorial Collective
Shaping the future of contemporary art
Eleven curators. Five continents. One vision for innovative arts programming and strategic cultural development.
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About
A uniquely informed collective of curators and arts professionals from around the world.
Principals Pamela Auchincloss (New York / Vienna) and Susanne Prinz (Berlin) conceived of this model in response to the shifting landscape of the art world and the need for a professional organization that offers innovative and enterprising thinking.
ELEVEN+ is committed to generating outcomes that benefit multiple interests and constituencies with effective and fundamental shifts in how an organization or business operates and programs. Integral to our approach is building new revenue streams, audiences, international press and public awareness, and creative alliances that are generative and lasting.
11
Art Professionals
5
Continents
50+
Associate Curators
200+
Museums & Venues
The Collective
11
- 01
Pamela Auchincloss
Co-PrincipalNew York / Vienna - 02
Susanne Prinz
Co-PrincipalBerlin - 03
Regine Basha
CuratorNew York - 04
Leeza Ahmady
CuratorNew York / Central Asia - 05
Nat Muller
CuratorRotterdam / Beirut - 06
Ella Marder
CuratorNew York / Paris - 07
Ombretta Agro Andruff
CuratorNew York - 08
Marianne Zamecznik
CuratorOslo / Berlin - 09
Teka Selman
CuratorUnited States - 10
Susan Krane
CuratorUnited States
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What we offer
All services are fee based.
Exhibitions
A diverse and innovative selection of exhibitions and artist projects.
Voice of Coral
Miguel Bastida
An immersive project shaped by coral-reef ecologies, ocean restoration technologies, and climate adaptation. Voice of Coral imagines the reef as witness, merging environmental research with sensory experience.
Much Madness is divinest Sense
The Marionette
Drawing on Kleist's On the Marionette Theater, this exhibition explores representation through spectacle, metaphor, beauty, and terror. Puppet-like figures open onto questions of free will, intention, and fate.
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