To launch its 2023 programme, ifa Gallery Berlin is pleased to announce Mapping the Air, a solo exhibition by the Italian artist Elisabetta Di Maggio (*1964). Moving within the scope of nature and the environment and showing organic forms, the exhibition takes up the broad themes of sound and earth – areas that the ifa […]
read moreuntil 18.02. | #3789ARTatBerlin | HazeGallery shows from 9. February 2023 the exhibition HIDDEN FLAMES, a group show with painting and photography on the theme of Nude Art. “What mind is so empty and blind that it cannot see that the foot is nobler than the shoe and the skin more beautiful than the garment with […]
read moreAt the beginning of the year, the C/O Berlin Foundation announces a dual leadership for the first time in the programming department of C/O Berlin with Dr. Kathrin Schönegg and Sophia Greiff. Kathrin Schönegg, who has already been a curator at C/O Berlin since 2019, had been acting head of the programme since October 2022 […]
read moreWorks of art have always adorned the corridors and offices of Schering AG and later Bayer AG at the Berlin site. Many of these works were part of the art collection of the Ernst Schering Foundation and will be on sale at the Grisebach auction house in Berlin-Charlottenburg from 10 February to 11 March. Art […]
read moreIn the context of the exhibition “Sinnstifter” with paintings & sculptures by the artist Axel Teichmann, the nüüd.berlin gallery invites you to a “Workshop Talk & Reading” with Priyanka Ramdheen and Barbara Petermann on Friday, 3 February 2023 at 6.00 pm. Priyanka Ramdheen, born as Marc in South Africa, has had a long, often difficult […]
read moreEmbedded in the glass architecture of the Schinkel Pavilion, the latest video work by the New York collective DIS imagines scenarios of existence that are far removed from the familiar strategies of linear historiography and knowledge production. The cross-genre science fiction documentary Everything but the World focuses on what is probably the most remote species […]
read moreFrom 1 February 2023 all Berliners between the ages of 18 and 23 can pick up their JUGENDKULTURKARTE (Youth culture card) at one of over 40 libraries after registering online at jugendkulturkarte.berlin. This gives them a credit of 50 euros, which they can redeem at many of Berlin’s cultural venues until 30 April 2023. The […]
read moreIn 2016, conductor Oksana Lyniv founded the Youth Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine in her home country and brought together the country’s best young musicians. The war has scattered the members, aged between 12 and 22, across many countries, but has not been able to interrupt the activity of the ensemble, which has quickly become internationally […]
read moreIn spring 2023, Haus am Waldsee will present the first comprehensive retrospective of the Berlin artist Margaret Raspé (*1933 in Breslau), who has created a significant body of artistic work in the immediate vicinity of Haus am Waldsee over the past five decades, characterised by an idiosyncratic artistic language that thinks together life, art and […]
read moreThe 36th edition of the transmediale festival will take place from 1 to 5 February 2023 at the Akademie der Künste, Hanseatenweg and other venues in Berlin. Under this year’s title “a model, a map, a fiction”, the five-day festival explores scaling technologies and how they reconfigure our relationships, emotions and the political. The opening […]
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