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From 11 May 2023, Iwalewahaus in Bayreuth will be showing the exhibition AL’UMMA, Society Celebrating Life by the artists Nina Fischer-Stephan and Mudi Yahaya. The exhibition emerged from a project realised last year in Lagos and will be on display in Bayreuth until 15 December 2023. Photographs from the estate of German photographer Nina Fischer-Stephan […] ...

In Summer 2023, DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam will show a selection of works from the Hasso Plattner Collection from the period after 1945 in the exhibition WERK STATT SAMMLUNG (meaning both Work Instead of a Collection and Workshop Collection) and simultaneously invites the artist Wilhelm Klotzek (b. 1980, East Berlin) to selectively interact with the exhibition with his own […] ...

SchlagLicht, the second exhibition to be shown at the Stiftung Kunstforum Berliner Volksbank in 2023, opens as part of Berlin Art Week and was created in collaboration with the Kunststiftung DZ BANK. Painting, sculpture and graphic art from the art collection of Berliner Volksbank enter into a dialogue here with photographic artworks from the collection […] ...

New exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn: EVERYTHING AT ONCE – POSTMODERNITY, 1967-1992. 1967 marked the beginning of our present: Modernism, which believed it could sort everything out for everyone with the same houses, furniture and rights, was bidden farewell and a new, bizarre, eccentric world emerged. Architects declared the amusement park to be the […] ...

Stuttering to read: A a a aa aa Autoto toto toto Automa mama ma matik Automamatik Automatik tiktik tiktik tiktik tiktik Margaret Raspé, Automatik, 1970 In 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 […] ...

The exhibition presents previously unknown portraits that Alfred Ehrhardt (1901-1984) took on his photo journeys parallel to the landscape photographs and which are now being shown for the first time. The historical images are juxtaposed with photographs by Ellen Auerbach (1906-2004), Orri Jónsson (1970), Aino Kannisto (1973), Anne Lass (1978) and Christa Mayer (1945). As […] ...

KW Institute for Contemporary Art is pleased to present its autumn 2023 programme, which once again explores the self and its representation. In her first major retrospective, Coco Fusco questions the institutional infrastructures that condition presentation, circulation and value creation in art and visual culture. Kameelah Janan Rasheed, winner of the Ernst Schering Foundation Prize […] ...

Together with the Kunsthaus, Kunsthalle Nuremberg is planning the international group exhibition Who’s Afraid Of Stardust? Positions of Queer Contemporary Art. The exhibition presents works that revolve around life and desire beyond heteronormativity and make a substantial contribution to the current debate on diversity. WHERE? Kunsthalle & Kunsthaus Nuremberg Lorenzer Straße 32 | Königstraße 93 90402 […] ...

Following on from Louise Bourgeois’ work “The Bad Mother”, which gives the exhibition its title, the group exhibition takes an artistic look at expectations of mothers. With mothers who are too selfish, too sexy, too self-sacrificing, too “motherly”. With mothers who do not fulfil their own expectations and whose reality of life is a continuum […] ...

Schinkel Pavillon is currently showing the exhibition HUMAN IS. Distinctions between dystopia and reality are increasingly collapsing in the face of unstoppable technological and ecological upheavals. Against this background, Human Is uses science fiction as an intellectual and aesthetic vehicle to mobilise alternative future scenarios, political imagination and a new posthuman ethic. The exhibition borrows […] ...

Schinkel Pavillon presents from 14 September 2023 the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression. It shows historical and contemporary positions that address state violence and repression. The focus is on the moment of witnessing. Works from the 1930s and 1940s by Maria Luiko, Johanna […] ...

Unusual insects, a text A.I. that thinks about biodiversity and a 15-meter-high dinosaur in the middle of Moritzplatz – the exhibition “Ambassadors of Nature” at CLB Galerie breaks new ground with exciting references combining digital technology, science and nature. Opening on May 17th, 6 pm. WHEN? Opening: Wednesday, 17. May 2023 from 18.00 hrs. Event […] ...

The exhibition POLY. A Fluid Show brings together works by eleven international artists who work transdisciplinarily, starting with painting. They address “hustling”, mixing and “queering”, which overcomes or dissolves boundaries between countries, genders, age groups, between digital and analogue cultures or even materials. Fig. above: Na Chainkua Reindorf, Gedu: Awakening, 2023, Acrylgouache, Stoff und Gießmasse […] ...

“If the Berlin Wind Blows My Flag” takes a look at the artistic scenes in West Berlin before the fall of the Wall through the history of the DAAD’s Berlin Artists-in-Residence Programme. As part of the residency programme, international cultural workers were invited to the city from 1963 onwards to save West Berlin from “cultural […] ...

In Summer 2023, DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam will show a selection of works from the Hasso Plattner Collection from the period after 1945 in the exhibition WERK STATT SAMMLUNG (meaning both Work Instead of a Collection and Workshop Collection) and simultaneously invites the artist Wilhelm Klotzek (b. 1980, East Berlin) to selectively interact with the exhibition with his own […] ...

SchlagLicht, the second exhibition to be shown at the Stiftung Kunstforum Berliner Volksbank in 2023, opens as part of Berlin Art Week and was created in collaboration with the Kunststiftung DZ BANK. Painting, sculpture and graphic art from the art collection of Berliner Volksbank enter into a dialogue here with photographic artworks from the collection […] ...

New exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn: EVERYTHING AT ONCE – POSTMODERNITY, 1967-1992. 1967 marked the beginning of our present: Modernism, which believed it could sort everything out for everyone with the same houses, furniture and rights, was bidden farewell and a new, bizarre, eccentric world emerged. Architects declared the amusement park to be the […] ...

Stuttering to read: A a a aa aa Autoto toto toto Automa mama ma matik Automamatik Automatik tiktik tiktik tiktik tiktik Margaret Raspé, Automatik, 1970 In 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 […] ...

The exhibition presents previously unknown portraits that Alfred Ehrhardt (1901-1984) took on his photo journeys parallel to the landscape photographs and which are now being shown for the first time. The historical images are juxtaposed with photographs by Ellen Auerbach (1906-2004), Orri Jónsson (1970), Aino Kannisto (1973), Anne Lass (1978) and Christa Mayer (1945). As […] ...

KW Institute for Contemporary Art is pleased to present its autumn 2023 programme, which once again explores the self and its representation. In her first major retrospective, Coco Fusco questions the institutional infrastructures that condition presentation, circulation and value creation in art and visual culture. Kameelah Janan Rasheed, winner of the Ernst Schering Foundation Prize […] ...

Together with the Kunsthaus, Kunsthalle Nuremberg is planning the international group exhibition Who’s Afraid Of Stardust? Positions of Queer Contemporary Art. The exhibition presents works that revolve around life and desire beyond heteronormativity and make a substantial contribution to the current debate on diversity. WHERE? Kunsthalle & Kunsthaus Nuremberg Lorenzer Straße 32 | Königstraße 93 90402 […] ...

Following on from Louise Bourgeois’ work “The Bad Mother”, which gives the exhibition its title, the group exhibition takes an artistic look at expectations of mothers. With mothers who are too selfish, too sexy, too self-sacrificing, too “motherly”. With mothers who do not fulfil their own expectations and whose reality of life is a continuum […] ...

The Julia Stoschek Foundation in Berlin presents 35 artists whose works from the 1960s to the present explore the intersections of performance and video. WHERE? Julia Stoschek Foundation Leipziger Strasse 60 10117 Berlin WHEN? Opening: Wednesday, 13 September, 6 – 10 p.m.Exhibition duration: 14 September 2023 – 28 July 2024, Saturday and Sunday, 12 – […] ...

In September 2023, a new series of solo presentations of young artists will begin at the Julia Stoschek Foundation under the name DOUBLE FEATURE, which will be shown simultaneously in Berlin and Düsseldorf. The first exhibition, Wish You a Lovely Sunday (2021) and Wohin? (2022), recent films by the Berlin-based artist Young-jun Tak. Both works […] ...