From 25 April to summer 2025, the Neue Nationalgalerie will be presenting key new acquisitions by important female artists of the 20th century in the exhibition “Zerreißprobe. Art between Politics and Society”. This was made possible by the commitment of Birgit and Thomas Rabe, whose support enabled the acquisition of works by Maria Lassnig, Ewa […]
read moreNeurotitan presents from 10th May 2025 the exhibition B-Side – Hidden Tracks from treasured Artists, featuring works by nine selected artists: Adeline Meilliez, Chantal Kirch, Fehmi Baumbach, Jens Harder, Julienne Jattiot, Michael Zander, Olivia Pils, Susann Pönisch, Xuehka. Some of the artists have been working with NEUROTITAN for many years, while others have only recently […]
read moreAt this year’s Gallery Weekend, new ways of seeing abound — not only at neugerriemschneider, where the gallery presents works by Olafur Eliasson, an artist it has collaborated with for over 30 years. Eliasson continues to explore the relativity of perception through new works on view at the gallery’s Christenstrasse location, using large optical filters […]
read moreThe Neue Nationalgalerie is launching two new special presentations as part of this year’s Gallery Weekend Berlin with Fujiko Nakaya and Christoph Schlingensief. With the “Gallery Weekend Art Talks”, a diverse program of talks with international guests will take place in the upper hall of the Neue Nationalgalerie over the entire weekend from Friday, 2 […]
read moreThe Kienzle Art Foundation presents from Saturday, 3. May 2025 (Opening 2. May) Keep Looking: Works from 1978–2025, the first solo exhibition in Europe by Gerald Jackson (b. 1936, Chicago, USA). The exhibition is guest curated by Matthew Higgs, Director of White Columns—New York’s oldest alternative art space— where Jackson had a solo exhibition in […]
read moreKVOST presents Privacy Settings, the first solo exhibition of Polish artist Aneta Grzeszykowska in Berlin. The exhibition is a collaboration with the Art Collection Telekom, the art collection of Deutsche Telekom, which has been building up a collection of art from Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe for 15 years. The exhibition will be on display […]
read moreFrom 1 to 4 May 2025, Julia Krahn will realise the art project ‘unfassbar’ in the rooms of the Landesmuseum Hannover on the occasion of the 39th German Protestant Church Congress 2025. The project is based on the current exhibition ‘FrauenBilder. Julia Krahn in Dialogue’, which can be seen until 17 August 2025. The art […]
read moreArmenian film director Sergei Parajanov once said he takes his “revenge on this world with love.” This love is deeply woven into the images, films, plays, and music featured at the festival 100 + 10 – ARMENIAN ALLEGORIES. The program will take place from April 24 to May 31, 2025, at the Maxim Gorki Theater […]
read moreSchaubude Berlin initiates a new student festival of the Hochschule für Schauspielkunst Ernst Busch Berlin with contemporary puppetry from 1 to 4 May 2025. This new festival puts Berlin puppetry students and their artistic signatures centre stage and presents diploma premieres, creations, work-in-progress presentations, co-productions and puppet karaoke – in all rooms of the Schaubude […]
read moreFrom 1 May to 14 June 2025, the Kunstverein am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz is presenting a joint exhibition by the artists Mark Fridvalszki and Marko Tadić. The Kunstverein recently moved into a former prefabricated building on Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz – a place with a history of utopian ambitions and political change. The artists Mark Fridvalszki and Marko Tadić present […]
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