Mother of Dolls - Christine Wolf
Feb
6
to Feb 8

Mother of Dolls - Christine Wolf

“When I was a little girl, I thought being rich meant having more dolls than any other girl in the world.”

This wish, to be the girl with the most dolls, is what brought “Mother of Dolls” into being.  

Christine Wolf’s practice of collecting dolls is an act of mourning for the lost dolls of her childhood and as a remembrance of these jettisoned objects from other people's childhoods.

Through modelling and photography, this exhibition explores the emotions that arise when we see women interacting with dolls.  

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Capacity Window - Kim Kheradmandi
Nov
21
to Nov 30

Capacity Window - Kim Kheradmandi

Kim Kheradmandi a.k.a. Kimbo a.k.a. Dope Pack a.k.a. That Boy Kimbo a.k.a. Kimbo Gruff a.k.a. MAJO a.k.a. MonTagTron

British/Persian artist born in Paris (1989). Raised in IP4, England and currently based in Berlin.

Kim's work is a physical manifestation of consumption and filter, love, sadness, contemplation and ultimately, an outlet to document a seemingly irrelevant narrative which consists of everyday reality and mundanity, imagination, abstract emotions, personal perspective and external media.

Influenced by his experience of growing up in a typical English town, his family’s mixed background and his general perspective of place and belonging often being altered by the people which flow in and out, those that remain and those which never exist in any real tangible form.

Kim has developed his style over the years by relentlessly trying out ideas in different ways. He is constantly using things around him as sources of inspiration for his work, whether it is visual, sensory or audio. Some (slightly) more specific sources of inspiration include, the UK music and streetwear scene, various genres of music, poetry and song writing.

He enjoys roaming around the urban landscape (especially at night), enjoying both the man-made and natural elements of the city, particularly the markings left by the many people who have passed through the space and the influence of artificial light.

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In Limbo
Nov
7
to Nov 11

In Limbo

This open call marks a special occasion: it is the first ever open call at Retramp, a beloved Berlin gallery that has been part of the city’s art landscape for over 15 years. I am honored to curate this milestone exhibition.

Unlike many shows with a fixed theme, this group exhibition is open to all types of artistic practice — from emerging voices to established positions, from painting to sculpture, from analog to digital. The aim is to bring together artists from diverse levels, backgrounds, and perspectives, creating an inclusive space where different approaches can meet and resonate with one another.

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Papery II
Sep
26
to Sep 28

Papery II

Group show with original paper works by 15 artists from Berlin and abroad:

With BASE23, Xavi Ceerre, CREAM, DAFNE Tree, ELIOTE, GATE, Vincent Grunwald, Howtokillagraffiti,

Erosie Jeroen, Kadir Amigo Memis, Mr. Funky Chicken, Johannes Mundinger, Remi Rough, Blazej Rusin

und ZASD.

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Berliner Nachtleben - Sophie Caplan & Stephanie Hamer
Sep
5
to Sep 14

Berliner Nachtleben - Sophie Caplan & Stephanie Hamer

‘Berliner Nachtleben’ is an ode to a city and its nightlife. Because, perhaps more so than for

any other city, the Berlin night is the city’s life, the darkness both of its history and of its

techno halls where bodies move in ecstatic anonymity, while intrigues of romance, art and

politics go on in the shadows of its candlelit bars. It’s a nightlife that can happen in daylight;

it can happen in the street or in the club; its music is not just techno but also jazz, blues, rock,

and folk. This series of figurative acrylics aims to capture the people and places of Berlin

after dark, with expressive portraits of musicians, clubgoers and bar patrons offering an

unfiltered glimpse into the life of this strange, unique, sometimes ugly, but always transfixing

night.

The series will comprise of 8-10 paintings with varying formats. Below are examples of a

finished work, a work in progress, sketches and reference photos for some of the upcoming

works.

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Face To Face In This Very Garden - Manu Awefull and Shivani Luithle
Aug
28
to Aug 31

Face To Face In This Very Garden - Manu Awefull and Shivani Luithle

Manu Awefull and Shivani Luithle, both part of Ilali Collective, present Face to Face In This Very Garden, an exhibition that explores passive and active responses to the climate crisis. The artists reflect on how easily we can separate ourselves from an ecosystem we are, and helped build, and how Othering allows the destruction of it.

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The Glow Up - Carla Schliephack
Aug
21
to Aug 24

The Glow Up - Carla Schliephack

In her work, visual artist Carla Schliephack examines the influence of idealized, commercialized visual worlds on the construction of self-perception, identity, and femininity. The Glow Up opens up a space that reflects the interplay between inner and outer landscapes, as well as their visual and symbolic inclusions and invitations. In doing so, the logic of permanent self-optimization—wow your friends with every selfie—is questioned, based on the expectations of contemporary digital platforms and with a retrospective on art historical ideals.

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Where I Lay My Dreams - Anna Crawford
Aug
1
to Aug 3

Where I Lay My Dreams - Anna Crawford

Opening: 01.08.25 15:00 - 21:00

Open Saturday, Sunday - 15:00 - 19:00

Since childhood, Anna Crawford has been creating. An entirely self-taught artist, she is showing in her first exhibition, 'where I lay my dreams,' her journey so far with a variety of mediums in painting and drawing. 

Growing up in a small town in Northern Ireland, she has come to Berlin to continue to lay her dreams and fantasies down on paper and canvas. She is both a keen observer of reality while also often infusing it with a magical otherworldliness. 

Most heavily influenced by the beauty of nature, the subtle idiosyncrasies of a face and her own powerful imagination, Anna will create a synthesis that is a precise but still wild exploration of her latest flight of fancy laid down with a honed prowess. There is a childlike exuberance within her work, with the photorealistic melting away into fierce swirls and eddies.

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No Anomalies - Jules Fisher
Jul
24
to Jul 29

No Anomalies - Jules Fisher

Jules Fischer is a Franco-Japanese comic artist and illustrator from Sapporo, Japan. Growing up half-Japanese in Japan, she often felt like an eternal tourist in her own country - an outsider, an anomaly. Her work centers on themes such as the struggle for identity and belonging, loneliness, frustration, nostalgia, and the search for childlike playfulness within darker subjects such as depression and existential dread.

Influenced by retro sci-fi and horror, her art explores liminal spaces and the uncanny valleys of everyday life, through a parallel universe filled with strange machinery and relatable mutant beings. A collector at heart, Fischer draws inspiration from vintage toys, ’70s cookbooks, realistic replica foods, and trading cards. Many of her pieces examine the idea of identity - how it can be found or lost through imitation and disguise - and the dangers of dissociative escapism in the process.

No Anomalies is Fischer’s first solo exhibition, bringing all these elements together in one space. It features original traditional ink illustrations from the Oneiromat zine series, as well as preliminary sketches, original comic pages, and inked-up sketchbooks. The show also celebrates the long-awaited release of Chimera Obscura: Chapter Two, with all original pages on display for the first time.

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Deep Silence - Eva Aubertin and Martine Saint
Jul
17
to Jul 22

Deep Silence - Eva Aubertin and Martine Saint

Eva Aubertin and Martine Saint both studied at the Institut Supérieur des Beaux-Arts de Besançon (France).

Graduates of the Bachelor's program, they are now pursuing their Master's degrees.

For the past year, they have worked as an artist duo. Together, they form a provocative and singular entity, exploring the edges of bodies, and social norms.

Eva's artistic approach is deeply rooted in personal and social exploration, where questions of femininity, power and provocation meet. Through her portraits of women, she seeks to awaken a wild force, an instinctive energy that the viewer may be unaware of at home, but which emerges forcefully upon contact with her works. This desire to unleash raw energy is rooted in her own experiences, having grown up surrounded by older women whose aestheticism and natural strength deeply fascinated her. Her inspiration also comes from the punk and rock scene, a universe that has nourished her pictorial practice since childhood, and from a broader reflection on the body, eroticism and the moments in life that have shaped her. The art she proposes is a form of rebellion, a perpetual battle against the outside world and the norms it imposes, seeking to disturb the viewer. Her work, where color, saturated space and matter meet, becomes a space of confrontation and resistance.

Martine Saint’s work emerges from rupture.

She creates from the margins — with what overflows, unsettles, or is left behind.

Her aim is not to produce beauty, but to extract raw reality — transformed, fractured, and unapologetic.

She works with noble materials and found objects, fragments of childhood, everyday matter, sound, text, and AI-generated images.

Each piece is an attempt to express what doesn’t belong elsewhere.

Her installations, paintings, suspended forms, and performances are breaths — visible tensions between materials, bodies, and social norms.

Martine Saint approaches her work through fracture, emotion, and disruption.

Her art doesn’t seek to repair. It exposes. It provokes. It listens.

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Full Circle - Uzi Shtivi
Jun
13
to Jun 15

Full Circle - Uzi Shtivi

Full Circle

“Sometimes, it takes a long journey to fully understand the whispers of our intuition. In Full Circle, I explore the fragments of this path through figurative and landscape paintings. These works reflect personal discoveries and insights, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journeys and the connections we share.”

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necessary things - Thomas Zöltsch
May
23
to Jun 1

necessary things - Thomas Zöltsch

Thomas Zöltsch/This 1

“necessary things”

Opening: 23.05.25: 18:00 - 21:30

Open Saturday and Sunday, 15:00 - 21:00

Thomas Zöltsch ist ein in Berlin geboren und aufgewachsener Maler und Graffiti-Künstler. Sein Werk bewegt sich zwischen dem Spiel mit Schriftzeichen, Comic-Stil und Popart. Seine Motive malt er auf Leinwand oder setzt sie in Form von Plakaten und Stickern in den öffentlichen Raum. 

Die Linie ist in seiner Arbeit elementar. Seine Darstellungen von meist Figuren hält er im rechteckigen Format. Dadurch ist die Leinwand nicht nur Malgrund, sondern wird zum Wandobjekt. Seine Bildsprache und Malweise sind geprägt vom Kubismus, den Glyphen der Maya und anderer präkolumbianischer Kunst. Die Ausstellung zeigt unter anderem Werke, die mit wenigen Linien die kleinen, aber wichtigen Dinge des Lebens darstellen. Der Titel “necessary things” ist aber auch metaphorisch zu sehen. Da Kunst gerade jetzt in diesen komplizierten Zeiten notwendiger ist, dann je. 

Thomas Zöltsch is a painter and graffiti artist born and raised in Berlin. His work oscillates between playing with lettering, comic style, and pop art. He paints his motifs on canvas or places them in public spaces in the form of posters and stickers.

Line is fundamental to his work. He keeps his depictions, mostly of figures, in a rectangular format. This transforms the canvas not just into a painting surface, but into a wall object. His visual language and painting style are influenced by Cubism, Mayan glyphs, and other pre-columbian art. The exhibition features, among other works, works that depict the small but important things in life with just a few lines. The title "necessary things" can also be seen metaphorically. Art is more necessary now than ever in these complicated times.

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I love you so -  Jacqueline Huskisson
May
15
to May 18

I love you so - Jacqueline Huskisson

There is a creature living within me. It is itching inside my skin and is crying to be let out. A monster wrapped in white fur and black fur, a manifestation of turmoil, anxieties, and my deep-rooted self-hatred. For many years I resented this creature, placing blame on those around me and the people helping to feed and encourage its growth. Over time I start to view this creature like a child who just needs support and validation and not the monster I thought it to be.

I love you so, delves deeper into my personal psyche of dealing with the feelings of loss, grief, and misalignment. I have been creating a world where my inner demons and thoughts can manifest as creatures, and I have been seeking to develop their story.

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Time Is A Healer - Jonny Star
Apr
3
to Apr 6

Time Is A Healer - Jonny Star

Time Is a Healer

Solo show von Jonny Star

Vernissage am Donnerstag, den 3.04.2025, von 17h bis 21h

Ausstellung vom 4.04. bis 6.04.2025

Öffnungszeiten: Freitag, Samstag, Sonntag von 15h bis 19h

Die Einzelausstellung „Time Is a Healer“ präsentiert eine Werkreihe der Berliner Künstlerin Jonny

Star, die während des Corona-Lockdowns mit Genauigkeit und großer Liebe zum Detail gefertigt

wurde. Die Werkreihe/Serie Space umfasst besonders ausdrucksstarke und hochwertige Arbeiten

der Künstlerin und lässt uns in eine neue Bildsprache eintauchen, die sowohl Malerei, Fotografie,

digitale Montage und Textilkunst vereint. Sinnlich, ästhetisch und ausdrucksstark, laden die

Arbeiten die Betrachter*innen in einen traumhaften Raum ein, in dem sich die Lebewesen Mensch,

als weiblicher Körper, und Tier, als japanischer Zierkarpfen Koi, begegnen und zu tanzen,

schwimmen, schweben scheinen. In der Serie von sechs Wandbehängen vereinen sich Mensch

und Tier und umgeben sich, sinnlich, zärtlich, in verschiedenen Bewegungen und Positionen

zueinander, dynamisch oder ruhig oder scheinen gar zu verschmelzen. In nicht naturgetreuen

Größenproportionen zueinander, aber mit farblich schimmernder angepasster Textur der Haut und

Schuppen, begegnen sich hier Wesen aus den Elementen Luft und Wasser in einem neuen

Element: in einem weißen offenen Raum, der nur durch den Bildrand begrenzt zu sein scheint.

Weiß, surreal, traumhaft, unendlich wie das Nichts, der Space. Ein Space ohne Boden, ohne

Grenzen, aber gewiss tief, der die Orientierung schwinden lässt, ein nicht bekannter Raum, nicht

von dieser Welt, ein himmlischer, göttlicher Raum voller Licht? Oder der Raum im Geiste, des

Träumens, des Imaginären, des Unterbewussten, und eventuell ein Ort für Transzendenz,

Versöhnung, Heilung und Frieden?

Die Ausstellung Time Is a Healer präsentiert zum ersten Mal diese Serie Space mit bedruckten

und mit Swarovskiperlen reich bestickten, genähten Wandbehängen, sowie Papierarbeiten,

Fotomontagen und Drucke. Begleitet wird die Ausstellung von Texten von vier Kuratorinnen –

vier verschiedene Interpretationen der Serie Space, die nach Fertigstellung 2020/2021 entstanden

sind. Daniela von Damaros, Katia Hermann, Sylvia Sadzinski und Madeleine Schwinge eröffnen

uns somit verschiedene Blickwinkel auf die ausdrucksstarke Serie von Jonny Star und entführen

uns in den Bildkosmos von Time Is a Healer.

Kuratiert von Katia Hermann

Über die Künstlerin

Die bildende Künstlerin Jonny Star (geb. 1964 in Düsseldorf) lebt und arbeitet seit den 80er Jahren

in Berlin. Star's Arbeit mischt eine Vielzahl von Materialien und Medien wie Bronze, Stoff,

Fotografie, Collage, Stickerei, Malerei und Elemente der Installationskunst. Somit ist sie in

mehreren Disziplinen zuhause und arbeitet in einem Wechselspiel mit analogen und digitalen

Techniken. Bestimmte Muster oder Referenzen wiederholten sich in ihren Arbeiten der letzten

Jahrzehnte und bilden somit ein verbindendes Netz in ihrem Werk. Ihre Ensembles erforschen

biografische Erfahrungen, Sexualität, Geschlechterrollen und Identität, sowie deren Wahrnehmung

durch die Gesellschaft. In den letzten Jahren beschäftigte sich Jonny Star intensiv mit

Schnittstellen zwischen Kunst und Schamanismus, mit Heilungsprozessen durch die Ressource

des künstlerischen Ausdrucks und Gemeinschaftsbildung durch künstlerische Interventionen.

Neben ihrer künstlerischen Praxis sieht Jonny Star ihre kuratorische Praxis als eine Erweiterung

ihrer künstlerischen Arbeit und im Sinne einer sozialen Skulptur. Jonny Stars Arbeiten werden seit

1996 international gezeigt. Im Jahr 2016 erschien die erste Monografie der Künstlerin mit dem Titel

„See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Heal Me“ im Verlag Distanz Berlin. Jonny Star's Arbeiten sind in

verschiedenen Sammlungen vertreten. Zudem ist sie Mitglied des Berufsverband Bildender

Künstler*innen Berlin (BBK), der VG Bild-Kunst Bonn und von Saloon Berlin - Netzwerk für Frauen

in der Berliner Kunstszene. Seit 2022 arbeitet Jonny Star auch als psychologische und

schamanische Beraterin in ihrem neuen Ort STAR LAND in Berlin-Kreuzberg.

https://www.jonny-star.com

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Alles Fliesst - EMOP
Mar
6
to Mar 10

Alles Fliesst - EMOP

Alles Fließt ist ein langfristiges dokumentarisches Fotoprojekt über die Umweltkatastrophe an der Oder, bei der es zu einem Massensterben in einem der letzten frei fließenden Flüsse Europas kam.

Wissenschaftler*innen identifizierten als Ursache eine toxische Algenblüte von ,Prymnesium parvum’, auch Goldalge genannt, die durch hohe Salzgehalte aus industriellen Abwassereinleitungen und hohe Temperaturen während der Dürre in Europa 2022 begünstigt wurde.

Die Vernissage findet am 6. März 2025 statt mit Special Guest Sai Hariharan, Wissenschaftler am IGB Berlin, der über seine Forschung im ODER SO-Projekt berichten wird.


07.03.–10.03.2025

Fr 11–21.30 Uhr

Sa 11–21.30 Uhr

So 11–21.30 Uhr

Mo 11–21.30 Uhr

Im August 2022 kam es in der Oder zu einer schweren Umweltkatastrophe: Mehr als 1000 Tonnen toter Fische wurden an der deutsch-polnischen Grenze angespült. Dieses Massensterben wurde durch eine giftige Algenblüte von Prymnesium parvum (Goldalgen) verursacht, die durch Industrieabwässer, stehendes Wasser und hohe Temperaturen begünstigt wurde. Die koordinierten Bemühungen zum Schutz des Flusses vor Verschmutzung durch Industrie und Landwirtschaft sind nach wie vor unzureichend. Mitte 2024 wurden erneut tote Fische in der Oder gefunden, wiederum aufgrund von giftigen Algen.

Alles Fließt ist ein langfristiges Projekt, das die Folgen dieser Katastrophe und die ökologischen Veränderungen in der Grenzregion der Oder dokumentiert. In enger Zusammenarbeit mit Wissenschaftler*innen aus Deutschland und Polen beleuchtet das Projekt auch die Stimmen und Perspektiven von Anwohner*innen, um die menschliche und soziale Dimension der Katastrophe zu erfassen. Das Dokumentarprojekt wirft gleichzeitig Fragen nach der Zukunft der Oder als eines der letzten frei fließenden Flusssysteme Europas auf.

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PODOGT THROUGH THE VOID - Ananya Bordoloi
Feb
27
to Mar 2

PODOGT THROUGH THE VOID - Ananya Bordoloi

About the works

PODOGT THROUGH THE VOID explores the ties between self-doubt, self-examination and the humbling reality of death and the ensuing cycle of grief and joy. Created between the period of 2019 to 2024, the works depict the parts of me that were split open and spread among different worlds and this one. They show my attempt to mend the pieces together without losing their form nor character. 

About the artist

Ananya has been painting since she was six and likes mostly painting with acrylic paint, pencil and oil pastels. Sometimes an odd hair or some leaves make an appearance. She enjoys painting other worlds and kind creatures in them. Some of her paintings are instinctive abstraction that allow her to indulge in the act of painting itself whereas others are explorative of a specific idea with directed thought. Her work is guided by a mix of curiosity and indulgence.

27.02.2025: Vernissage 6 PM - 9 PM

28.02.2025: Writing Workshop: Circle of Grief & Joy with donation based entrance 4 PM - 5 PM
01.03.2025: Chat & Drinks with Artist 
02.03.2025: Listening Session with donation based entrance 4 PM - 5 PM

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Month's Mind
Feb
6
to Feb 9

Month's Mind

Month’s Mind

“A whistling woman and a crowing hen are neither fit for God nor men.”

CRÓ's Month's Mind is a reflection and development on the themes explored during their year-long project Birds as Omen: A Coo in Two (2) Acts, which was part of Zeitgeist Irland 24.

From pageant queens to Banshee screams, the female voice is prominent in CRÓ's work. In this exhibition, the voice, its vessel and the domestic all walk into a bar. The bar is ReTramp Gallery. You are invited to come and wait for the punchline.

CRÓ is an art collective of Irish artists Hannah Francesca and Lauren Wilson. “Cró” in Gaelic means a hole or enclosure, but colloquially signifies a safe, familiar gathering place. Their practice explores identity, cultural roles, and the overlap of digital and physical realms. Responding to their surroundings, CRÓ highlight oddities with humour, interpreting ‘absurdist art’ to draw attention to the strangeness of current existence, especially as women. In a rapidly advancing digital world, they question whether technology unites or distances us from our cultural roots.

CRÓ ponder if younger generations have always felt such a significant gap from older generations in terms of humour, media, and social norms. Working as a collective aligns with the fast pace of today’s art world. Their practice often involves hosting as performance art, intertwining the domestic with the performative to create immersive art occasions, where every element, from food to costumes, is part of the performance.

Vernissage: Thursday, 6.2. - 19:30 - 21:00

Open Friday 7.2. - 16:00 - 21:30

Saturday 8.2. and Sunday 9.2. - 11:00 - 17:00

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Danzig - Berlin: Kunstschule Berlin
Jan
17
to Jan 19

Danzig - Berlin: Kunstschule Berlin

Unsere Schüler*innen haben ein 3-wöchiges @erasmus_plus_projects Praktikum in Danzig absolviert und dabei Arbeiten erstellt, die sich mit der Reise befassen. Ab dem 17.01. stellen wir die wunderbaren Arbeiten aus! Die Ausstellung wird um 19:00 in der Galerie @retramp eröffnet. Wir freuen uns darauf mit euch und unseren Künstler*innen auf die Fahrt und die Ausstellung anstoßen zu können.

Es stellen unter anderen aus:

@mantelnata @pandapunx @maarie_illustration

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Drift
Nov
22
to Nov 29

Drift

DRIFT SYNOPSIS 2024

To drift is to wander slowly, often without question or direction. It involves an act of faith—a placement

of trust in chance—that your intuition might lead you to the right place.

Fotografie Berlin Collective is elated to debut its first themed group show “DRIFT.” This collection of

lens-based artworks explores the physical and psychological landscapes that we wander through and that

live within us.

Vernissage: November 22nd, 18-22h

Finissage: November 29th, 18-22h

Gallery opening hours 23 - 28 November, daily from 12:00 - 18:00

Works from: William Campbell, Robert Crahmer, Philipp Czampiel, Fred Ferschke, Michael Francalanci,

Rosemary Haynes, Daniil Khromov, Simone Marchetti, Sina Muehlbauer, Olivia Noss, Anu Heeyeun

Shin, Andreas Stückl, Lukas Szklarczyk, Seung Hee Wagner

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Haze Gallery
Nov
1
to Nov 10

Haze Gallery

HAZE.UNTITLED VOL. 2 | Group Exhibition by HAZEGALLERY artists

Vernissage: 01.11.: 19 - 22 Uhr

Opening times:02.11. - 09.11.: 12 - 18 Uhr

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming exhibition HAZEUNTITLED VOL. 2, featuring a remarkable collection of contemporary artworks from both established and emerging artists. This eagerly awaited event will take place from November 2 to November 9, with the exhibition opening on November 1 at 7 PM.

 

Join us as we showcase the innovative works of the following talented artists:

 

Daniel Wimmer @widaart

Mingyue Liu @mingyue_liu

Jeremy Chih-Hao Chuang @jeremyhao.chuang

Fion Yim @noif.art

Joe Cummins @joehcummins

Andrea Ziegler @andrea_g_ziegler

Ida Aniz @ida.aniz

Julia Jaworska @julaj

Polina Kharlamova @jazzart_po

Rose P.Bendixen @rosebendixenpaints

Diego Pinos @its_diegoart

Nozomi Hasegawa @nosomi_has

Kethevane Cellard @kethevane.cellard


And other artists yet to be confirmed.

 The exhibition will be open to the public from November 2 to November 9, daily from 12 PM to 6 PM. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a range of thought-provoking and visually stunning artworks.

 Location: Reuterstrassse 62, 12047 Berlin, Deutschland

 We welcome all art enthusiasts, collectors, and the general public to experience the creativity and vision of these artists. Mark your calendars and come celebrate the world of contemporary art with us!

 About HAZE.UNTITLED 

HAZEUNTITLED is a dynamic exhibition series that seeks to explore and celebrate contemporary art through innovative and immersive experiences. The inaugural event, HAZEUNTITLED VOL 1, launched with a diverse lineup of artists, showcasing their unique perspectives and creative expressions. Each exhibition aims to foster a dialogue between the artists and their audience, highlighting the significance of artistic practice in today’s ever-evolving cultural landscape. By providing a platform for both established and emerging talent, HAZEUNTITLED invites the public to engage deeply with art in a meaningful way, bridging the gap between artist and viewer. 

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language as a moral medium
Oct
17
to Oct 20

language as a moral medium

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language as a moral medium

an exhibition of conceptual books, kinetic poetry, and other interventions

what happens when we don't have the language to describe our experiences? or have other’s experiences communicated to us? what are we to do when our experiences don’t fit into our words? our books? our bindings? what is a book when its pages are unbound? what does a binding do to the stories being bound? what happens when words are no longer fixed, instead moving around and through pages? or when a book unfolds in different directions, instructing the reader how to constantly reorient themselves to it and its content?

'language as a moral medium' presents a selection of ten unique, conceptual, haptic, kinetic books that delve deep into the possibilities of what book can be, what being book can mean, and what can be said when language is freed from the binds of convention.

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