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The 13th Berlin Biennale sees itself not only as an exhibition, but also as a place that opens itself up to unexpected and ephemeral acts through the series of Encounters. Such activations take place at all four exhibition venues, not all of which are announced.

Theatre productions, reading groups, lectures, tribunals, spoken word events and stand-up comedy evenings have been very well received so far, partly because they aim to create surprising encounters based on complicity and a different relationship between the work and the audience.

Admission to the Encounters is free, but registration is requested. Tickets for events developed with sister organisations are available directly …

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Image above: Mila Panić, Big Mouth [Große Klappe], 2025, Installationsansicht, 13. Berlin Biennale, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Pogo Bar, 2025. © Mila Panić, eastcontemporary; Bild: Eberle & Eisfeld

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