[2] Originally from Hamburg, Germany, Huldisch came to the United States after receiving a first Master's degree in American studies at Berlin's Humboldt University.
[6] From 2010 to 2014, Huldisch was a curator at the Hamburger Bahnhof contemporary art museum in Berlin, Germany where she curated many exhibitions including an Anthony McCall survey in 2012, a show of Harun Farocki, and "Body Pressure: Sculpture since the 1960s," which she co-curated with Lisa Marei Schmidt.
[11] The show brought together works by Andrea Büttner, Sophie Calle, Alejandro Cesarco, Jason Dodge, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Antonia Hirsch, Jill Magid, Park McArthur, Lisa Tan, Erika Vogt, Susanne M. Winterling, and Anicka Yi.
[12] It was described in an Artforum review as "eye-opening", "one of the finest moving-image gallery exhibitions in recent memory .. [which] conveys the history of the medium with an all-too-rare precision, mingling canonical names with rediscoveries.
"[13] An Art Monthly reviewer noted that Huldisch was making "a point .. about the feminist potential of the nascent technology", and commented that "The greater achievement of 'Before Projection' may be that, in its bringing together of a sort of family of artworks under the banner of video sculpture, it demonstrates how video dealt a blow to concepts of medium specificity and patrilineal avant-garde progress at the same time".