I LOVE WOMEN IN ART edited by Janine Mackenroth and Bianca Kennedy, 2020
25 jaar Kunstvereniging Diepenheim, Veldwerk 2015
Ostrale, handle with care 9th International Contemporary Art Exhibition, Dresden 2015
Salon Salder, Neue Kunst aus Niedersächsischen Ateliers, Ubique Municipal Art Collections Salder Castle 2014
Ostrale, Around You 8th International Contemporary Art Exhibition, Dresden 2014
2nd Ruhrbienale, Homo Ludens, Spiel, Traum & Trauma 2. Ruhrbienale, AortA Kultur e.V., Edition Phönix Shanti 2012
Künstlerkinder, from Runge to Richter, from Dix to Picasso Kunsthalle Emden, Kehrer-Verlag, 2012
Clemens Botho Goldbach and Hanna Nitsch The prizewinners of NordWestKunst 09 Kunsthalle Wilhelmshaven, 2010
+10/2007 Exhibition on the Columbus Art Foundation project, 2007
2007
Nominated for the Columbus Foundation Scholarship
Max Ernst Scholarship of the City of Brühl
Scholarship for master students of the HBK Brunswick
ZONTA Scholarship 07 of the city of Goslar
2009
Prize of the Northwest Art 09, Wilhelmshaven
2013
Nominated for the Morgner Prize
2014
Scholarship "Reprint" of the foundation NordLB/public and municipal gallery Wolfsburg
2018
Artist in Residence "MIGRATION - OSTRALE", Dresden
2019
Artist in Residence "WOMANISM", Nairobi/ Kenya
2020
Art Prize of the SPD Parliamentary Group of Lower Saxony
2016
BE PATIENT! / VOL.2 Art Museum Wiesbaden
2015
BE PATIENT! / VOL.1 Municipal Gallery Wolfsburg
2014
TRYING TO BE LIKE.../ VOL2 Municipal Gallery Schorndorf
2013
TRYING TO BE LIKE.../ VOL1 Gallery Robert Drees, Hanover
2012
ELISABETH Modern Art Installations Johanniterkirche, Feldkirch (Austria)
2011
DER KURZ ANDAUERNDE GENUSS DER ERDBEERE Museum Schloss Bad Arolsen, Kassel
FLEURS DU MALS #2 Augsburg Art Society
FLEURS DU MALS #1 Art Association Diepenheim (NL)
2009
JANEINVIELLEICHTFÜRIMMER Wolfenbüttel Art Association
Womanism - Resistance and Repair, Circle Art Gallery Nairobi
Kind! Baroque monastery Bad Schussenried, Biberach
2019
Collectors Room - with Jorinde Voigt, Sabrina Fritsch, Maria Brunner - Hamburg
Hanna Nitsch, born in Freiburg in 1974, studied philosophy and German language and literature, and later fine arts with Peter Dreher and Silvia Bächli in Karlsruhe and with Herrman Albert and Klaus Stümpel in Braunschweig. In 2003 she was accepted into the Cusanuswerk’s scholarship programme for gifted students and in 2007 she completed her studies with a scholarship for master students. Hanna Nitsch lives and works in Braunschweig.
