How does it feel, the end of the lockdown? “We’re back online,” says the manager of the Kunsthalle Bremen – and reveals what worried him over the course of the pandemic year.
Bremen | Claudia Gieschen does not attract attention. But she notices everything. “I stand at the first door and stop the people who would be too many here now,” she says and lets her gaze wander around the room. Quiet but present: Claudia Gieschen is the deputy head of supervision at the Kunsthalle Bremen. She speaks in a hushed voice, no de …
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