post-title NEWS ++ Kyiv Biennial. A Bird That Cannot Land – KW Institute for Contemporary Art (Berlin) | from 06/10/26

NEWS ++ Kyiv Biennial. A Bird That Cannot Land – KW Institute for Contemporary Art (Berlin) | from 06/10/26

NEWS ++ Kyiv Biennial. A Bird That Cannot Land – KW Institute for Contemporary Art (Berlin) | from 06/10/26

NEWS ++ Kyiv Biennial. A Bird That Cannot Land  – KW Institute for Contemporary Art (Berlin) | from 06/10/26

On June 10, 2026, KW Institute for Contemporary Art will open “A Bird That Cannot Land,” a chapter of the Kyiv Biennial with an extensive program of exhibitions, live events, and discussions, spanning all floors of the building throughout the summer. This chapter is curated by KW’s team of curators and organized in close collaboration with the Visual Culture Research Center, the founding institution of the Kyiv Biennial.

The Kyiv Biennial is a nomadic, international project that interweaves artistic, political, and social issues. For its tenth anniversary in 2025, it took place across Europe, encompassing a series of exhibitions and events, including at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, the M HKA in Antwerp, the Dnipro Center for Contemporary Culture, the Dovzhenko Centre in Kyiv, and the Lentos Art Museum in Linz. The works and themes presented at these various venues form the basis for A Bird That Cannot Land, the chapter of the Biennial held at KW Institute for Contemporary Art. This chapter comprises an …

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Image Caption: KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Foto: Frank Sperling.

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