Ulrike Mohr is a Berlin-based artist whose work is concerned primarily with the meaning and characteristics of public space. Her work involves critical observations of processes, measurements and systems, and includes interventions in relation to spontaneous nature (Restgrün, 2006; Neue Nachbarn, 2008) and processes of transformation such as charcoal making (Welt-Kataster, 2010). Solo shows include the Kunsthaus Kloster Gravenhorst (2009), Cluster, Berlin (2008) and Kunstverein Hildesheim (2007), along with numerous group exhibitions such as the 5th berlin biennial for contemporary art (2008) and the Momentum Biennial in Norway (2011). She has received support for her work from various sources including the Istanbul Foundation of the Berlin Senate and the Kunstfonds Foundation.
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