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21 events
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Susan Hiller's first retrospective exhibition in Berlin presents hypnotic and phantasmagorical audiovisual works alongside sculptures made from collected everyday objects and images from the internet, film, and television. moreabout: Susan Hiller: Bad Dreams
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The Kyiv Biennial in Berlin is a nomadic, international project that interweaves artistic, political, and social issues. moreabout: Kyiv Biennial: A Bird That Cannot Land
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Composer and sound artist Heinali (Oleh Shpudeiko, * 1985, Kyiv), together with vocalist Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko, (* 1997, Lviv), present Гільдеґарда (Hildegard), a collaborative project based on the music of the 12th-century abbess and polymath Hildegard... moreabout: Heinali and Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko 'Гільдеґарда (Hildegard)'
Unlike past revolutions requiring manifestos, parties, or collective action, this one is driven by individuals and families empowered by mobile phones and real-time glimpses of better lives elsewhere, enabling “exit” over political change. In this sense,... moreabout: 'Migration is the 21st Century Revolution' with Ivan Krastev
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Multimedia artist and composer Nour Sokhon (* 1993, Byblos) presents Beirut Birds (طيور بيروت), a live performance shaped by her ongoing research on migration, displacement, and recurring instability in Lebanon. Working with interviews, field recordings,... moreabout: Nour Sokhon 'Beirut Birds (طيور بيروت)'
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Berlin-based singer Wafaa Saied (* 2000, Gaza) performs live with her band, weaving traditional songs with personal and collective storytelling. The concert brings together music and oral history to explore cultural resilience. Drawing on stories from... moreabout: Wafaa Saied
Moderated by Thesea Rigou and Riley Davidson, this workshop invites participants to explore the exhibitions through movement and physical response. Over two hours, Riley and Thesea will guide participants through individual and group exercises inspired... moreabout: Somatic Exercises in the Exhibition
A tour through the streets into the past of KW. In the early 1990s, KW Institute for Contemporary Art was founded in a former margarine factory. The Institution's history is inseparably linked to that of its neighborhood, the surrounding streets and its... moreabout: 'KW, a hike' On KW's history
On all five dates, our mediators provide an overview of our current exhibition Kyiv Biennial – A Bird That Cannot Land with an overall introduction to the concept of the show and short introductions to the individual exhibition floors. Situated in... moreabout: Guided Tour of the Kyiv Biennial – A Bird That Cannot Land
Sonic researcher and DJ Lucia Kagramanyan presents a listening session dedicated to Armenian lullabies, drawing from the artist’s ongoing research into archival recordings and diasporic sonic histories. Through her radio project Panorama Yerevan, Kagramanyan... moreabout: Lucia Kagramanyan Panorama Yerevan: 'On Armenian Lullabies'
Meeting point: KW Institute for Contemporary Art, meetingpoint at the counter Price info: Participation included in the exhibition ticket Price: €10.00 Reduced price: €6.00 Booking: Registration on site moreabout: Overview Tour Kyiv Biennial – A Bird That Cannot Land
Join the gardening sessions at 2075, a commissioned garden in KW’s backyard by artist Asad Raza. Kids, families, neighbours, and gardening enthusiasts can learn about the life of plants, the power of soil, and practice community gardening together. Gardening... moreabout: Kids’ Gardening Club
We are pleased to announce late-opening hours and free admission to KW Institute for contemporary Art on one Thursday each month, from 16:00–21:00! Explore our current exhibitions as part of the Kyiv Biennial – A Bird That Cannot Land. KW is an exhibition... moreabout: 'Free Thursday' Free admission & long opening hours
Interdisciplinary artist Nazanin Noori (* 1991, Wiesbaden) presents the Berlin premiere of A Letter to Europe. moreabout: Nazanin Noori 'A Letter to Europe
On selected dates, curators will guide visitors through the exhibition they have designed. Visitors have the opportunity to talk to the experts, ask them questions and gain deeper insights. Situated in shifting political realities, A Bird That Cannot... moreabout: Curator's Tour Kyiv Biennial – A Bird That Cannot Land
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