The Schwules Museum Berlin recently opened the exhibition “Young Birds from Strange Mountains.” It features exciting and unusual works by queer artists from Southeast Asia and its diaspora, particularly from Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Cambodia. The title, roughly translated as “Young Birds from Strange Mountains,” is taken from a poem by the closeted gay […]
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In winter 2024, artist Luke Jerram’s incredible planetary installation Mars will amaze visitors to the iconic Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. This final celestial work concludes Jerram’s series at the UNESCO heritage site, following Gaia and Museum of the Moon. The exhibition runs from 23 November 2024 to 28 January […]
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Hebbel am Ufer presents the premiere: Dive into You by Kat Válastur from 17. December 2024. In “Dive into You,” the choreographer and performer Kat Válastur hybridizes the figure and function of archaic female oracles with the photosynthetic processes and growth of trees. Válastur draws an analogy between how female oracles, entering a trance, serve […]
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until 15.02. | #4541ARTatBerlin | Galerie Inga Kondeyne shows from 14. December 2024 two exhibitions by the artists Christiane Schlosser and Beate Terfloth. Christiane Schlosser ‘…For Christiane Schlosser, drawing is similar to composing music. For her, the meaning of her drawings is to be sought in a similar way as the meaning of music would […]
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The Centre Pompidou and the West Bund Museum are presenting a joint exhibition on the young contemporary Chinese art scene as part of a Sino-French curatorial partnership. This multidisciplinary exhibition features works by 21 artists and paints a subjective portrait of a new generation of artists for the first time in France. The exhibition will […]
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On the occasion of the exhibition WÜSTE – DSCHUNGEL / Omega UND Tunnel by Thomas Scheibitz, a discussion with Dorothea Schöne, Durs Grünbein, Thomas Oberender and Thomas Scheibitz will take place on Friday, December 13, 2024, moderated by Beate Söntgen. On November 9th, the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall is marked. […]
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Queer Ping Pong will be a guest at the Gropius Bau for the last time on Sunday, December 15, 2024: the participatory project combines table tennis with queer club culture and creates a social space that eliminates the supposed contradiction between play and discourse. Accompanied by DJ sets, newcomers, professionals, artists and children can come […]
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until 24.01. | #4540ARTatBerlin | DIEHL shows from Friday, 06. December 2024 the Group exhibition Beschwörung – Incantation. Participating artists: Evelyne Alcide, Roudy Azor, Marie Mireille Delisme, André Eugène, Nadine Fortilus, Jean-Baptiste Jean-Joseph, Jean Muller Milord and George Valris. The exhibition Beschwörung – Incantation brings together a compelling array of works inspired by the visual language of Haitian […]
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until (follows) | #4538ARTatBerlin | RASCHE RIPKEN is currently showing the group exhibition SALON 24 II. As a meeting place for free spirits, SALON 24 II brings together works by the gallery’s artists that have not yet or rarely been shown. Jan Ros, courtesy Rasche Ripken Ralph Merschmann, courtesy Rasche Ripken Hein Spellmann, courtesy Rasche […]
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Tanztage Berlin 2025 will take place from 9 to 25 January 2025 in the Sophiensæle. The 34th festival edition presents 4 premieres, 6 revivals and a discourse and workshop program on scarcity, body politics and burnout. After initial plans to shorten the festival, the Sophiensæle have found a way to present the usual 10 selected works […]
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