Änne Söll
Änne Söll’s work focuses on the art of the 20th and 21st centuries, particularly on aspects of gender, mainly masculinities. Other areas of interest are period rooms, magazines, photography, video installations and the art of the Weimar Republik, specifically the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity).
‘Nothing. Me. I was nobody’ Restart and Interruption as Opportunity. Three German-Jewish Art Historians and Curators in London and U.S. Exile
While at global dis:connect, Änne reconstructed the lives of three Jewish art historians — all women — who were forced to flee Germany in the 1930s and went on to forge successful careers as curators in the USA from 1950s onwards. A key question was how the strategies employed by these female art historians bridge the gaps and/or dealt with the voids in their professional careers while trying to re-connect to the global world of art history.