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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
As part of a collaboration between the Berlin University of the Arts and KW, a group of students explored concrete practices of ecological transformation through methods, narratives, and artistic practices that engage with them. Initially students worked... moreabout: Exhibition: 'Pale Blue'
Horror Horror is a three-night screening series bringing together short films by artists who explore the horror genre. The programme traces artists’ long-standing fascination with horror, from explorations of the body, fear and the unconscious to the... moreabout: Screening: 'Horror Horror'
Join us for a tour of our exhibitions! On all three dates, our guides will provide brief introductions to Susan Hiller – Bad Dreams, KOO JEONG A – OUSSSEAN, and Rafik Greiss – The City and the City. Drawing on an enduring fascination with the possibility... moreabout: Overview Tour
Join us for a tour of our exhibitions! On all three dates, our experienced art mediators will guide you through Susan Hiller – Bad Dreams and Rafik Greiss – The City and the City. Bad Dreams is the first survey of British artist Susan Hiller (b. 1940,... moreabout: Tour: Inside the Exhibitions
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Weaving elements of freak folk, electronica, and absurdist theatre, London-based duo Vaseline inhabits a surrealist pop world of their own. In their first solo Berlin headline performance, sisters Riot and Enga Perry combine experimental sound with performative... moreabout: Concert: 'Vaseline'
Join us for Kids’ Wednesday at KW! This creative space is designed for families with children aged 0–6, offering a fun and inspiring environment to explore art together. Drop in anytime and enjoy a welcoming space filled with pencils, paper, sticks, threads,... moreabout: Kids’ Wednesday
Join us for a tour of our exhibitions! On all three dates, our experienced art mediators will guide you through Susan Hiller – Bad Dreams and KOO JEONG A – OUSSSEAN. Bad Dreams is the first survey of British artist Susan Hiller (b. 1940, USA – d. 2019,... moreabout: Tour: Inside the Exhibitions
Welcome to the Dreaming Drawing Club, where dreams become drawings! Do you remember your dreams? What images, places, or stories stay with you when you wake up? In KW’s Dreaming Drawing Club, you can draw your dream worlds, talk about them with other... moreabout: Workshop: Dreaming Drawing Club
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: Tour: KW, a hike
“The man who is incapable at sitting at the heart of a moment and forgetting all past events […] will never know what happiness is.” – Friedrich Nietzsche (1874) Since the early 1990s, South Korean artist KOO JEONG A (b. 1967, KR) has worked with varied... moreabout: KOO JEONG A – 'OUSSSEAN'
As part of a collaboration between the Berlin University of the Arts and KW, a group of students explored concrete practices of ecological transformation through methods, narratives, and artistic practices that engage with them. Initially students worked... moreabout: Opening Pale Blue
“I’m committed to working with what I call ghosts, that is, with cultural discards, fragments and things that are invisible to most people but intensely important to a few: situations, ideas and experiences that haunt us collectively.” - Susan Hiller Dreams,... moreabout: Susan Hiller – 'Bad Dreams'
“We do not remember. We rewrite memory much as history is rewritten. How can one remember thirst?” – Chris Marker Working across film, photography, and sculpture, Egyptian artist Rafik Greiss (b. 1997, IE) considers time not as a linear movement... moreabout: Rafik Greiss – 'The City and the City'
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