Featured Events in Berlin in April, 2025 (July Updated)

🌟 Berlin’s Next Top Quing: 2nd Semi-Final Showdown! 🌟Prepare for an unforgettable night of talent, fashion, and community at Berlin’s Next Top Quing! This drag competition combines eco-friendly fashion and upcycled looks with show-stopping performances, bringing Berlin’s queer community together to celebrate creativity and sustainability. Categories: Talent/Performance – showcasing each contestant’s unique charisma and skillUpcycled Drag Look Presentation – featuring eco-conscious looks crafted from upcycled materialsCompetition Format: 4 contestants compete, and 1 winner emerges, determined by both judges and audience votes (50/50 split) Prizes: The winner receives a trophy, cash prize, a special gift from Therapy Berlin, and qualifies for the All Stars Finale in December 2025! When & Where: April 19th, 2025, at Südblock (Kottbusser Tor) Doors Open: 8PMShow Starts: 9PM, with a celebratory party afterward featuring our special DJ RAGE 🎶The venue is accessible for wheelchair users.CAST:Host: Prince Emrah Judges: Prince EmrahAurah JendafaaqHassandraContestants: announced very soon! DJ: RAGE Drage Open Stage Intermission Acts: announced soon! Join us for a night that promises bold drag, a united queer community, and unforgettable fun. Let’s celebrate the creativity and power of Berlin’s drag scene together! Information Source: QueerBerg Collective Berlin | eventbrite

The Berlin Ceilidh feat. Nightlark It’s a match! Berlin hat seinen festen Ceilidh, monatlich in der Kulturbrauerei. In einem fantastischen Auftakt waren die ersten vier Ceilidhs direkt ausverkauft, jedes Mal schneller als man tanzen kann. Wir haben klein angefangen im Maschinenhaus, jetzt ist es Zeit für mehr Platz: ab März 2025 im Kesselhaus! Eintritt unverändert 15 Euro plus VVK. Kommt und tanzt, wie ihr seid, sagt’s weiter und kommt gerne wieder! „Ceilidh“ (ausgesprochen kay-lee) ist gälisch und meint einen geselligen Abend, bei dem zu live gespielter schottisch-irischer Musik gemeinsam getanzt wird. Vorkenntnisse sind nicht nötig, jeder Tanz wird vorher von der Band erklärt. Es gibt Tänze zu zweit, zu dritt, zu sechst, zu acht, für den gesamten Saal … völlig egal, ob ihr mit oder ohne Begleitung kommt – niemand bleibt lange außen vor, Ceilidhs sind sehr kontaktfreudig, unkompliziert und einladend. Dieses Glück ist ansteckend und macht Lust auf mehr. Wir können nur empfehlen, rechtzeitig Tickets zu besorgen – wer weiß, wie schnell die Begeisterung selbst den großen Saal füllt ;-) Nightlark sind Patrizia Sieweck (Violine/caller), Jane South (Flöte/Akkordion) und Herbie Loening (Gitarre). Sie spielen zeitgenössische und traditionelle folk music aus Amerika und Europa und seit vielen Jahren in Berlin und Umgebung professionell Ceilidhs. Information Source: Consense GmbH | eventbrite

(20€ - 40€) Limited Capacity, register via form in link: https://www.theplayhouseberlin.com/iksk-workshop-tracing-the-wound Drop in also available Workshopping the body as a site of memory, transformation, scar tracing and personal mythology. We will explore the feeling of belonging, sensuality, and fluidity. We shift to painting and drawing on each other’s bodies, where we trace and map our physical forms, honouring scars, tension points, and the unspoken stories carried under the skin. The event offers a space to touch without expectation, to be seen without judgment, and to find playfulness in loosening the knots that we hold within us. Tracing the Wound: Body, Memory, and Myth by The Playhouse Collective is for the first time at IKSK, exploring, through body mark-making, scar tracing, and tactile rituals, the process of tracing the body’s stories—its transformations, wounds, and resilience. Celebrating the fluidity of identity and the expansion of a post-human conceptualisation, this event invites you to explore your personal mythology—using touch, movement, and artistic rituals to dissolve barriers and embrace your fullest, most authentic selves. By weaving elements of gender fluidity, trauma work, sensuality, and self-exploration, we create a 'playhouse' space — where bodies are perceived as landscapes of experience, where fantasy and authenticity merge, and where the pain of love can begin to be seen in its most expansive and unbounded form. PlanArrival & Grounding Brief introduction to themes and mindfulnessBody Awareness & Sensory Warm-Up Movement exercises, and guided prompts to notice tension, scars, or memories in the body.Partnered Body Mapping Touch & Connection Exercises Creative Body Mark-Making Use artistic materials to decorate, highlight, or symbolically alter the markings on the body.Express personal mythology through drawn symbols or patterns.Movement & Ritual Exploration Engage in guided movement based on traced marks and body sensations.Participate in a collective movement ritualClosing Ritual This structure ensures a practical, hands-on experience blending movement, drawing, touch, and storytelling in a safe and inclusive space. Information Source: The Playhouse Berlin Collective | eventbrite

Dancing our queer utopia Welcome to our event where we celebrate freedom, love, and diversity through dance! Join us at Brotfabrik for a night filled with music, joy, and acceptance. Let's create a space where everyone can be themselves and dance without judgment. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just love to move to the beat, this event is for you. Come and be part of our community as we dance our way to a more inclusive and vibrant world. See you on the dance floor! Information Source: eventbrite

Queer Silent DiscoCome join us at ILOsBAR for a night of dancing and fun at our Queer Silent Disco event! Get ready to groove on the 1 Dance floor with not one, but 3 Kanäle of music to choose from. Put on your headphones, tune in to your favorite channel, and dance the night away in a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere. Information Source: ILOsBAR | eventbrite

Tauche ein in die düstere Welt von E. T. A. Hoffmanns Der Sandmann ! Als kleiner Junge wurde Nathanael von der unheimlichen Geschichte des Sandmanns verfolgt - eines Wesens, das den Menschen die Augen raubt. Doch ist es wirklich nur eine Geschichte? Jahre später beginnen Vergangenheit und Gegenwart zu verschwimmen, als Nathanael einem geheimnisvollen Fremden begegnet. Liebe, Wahnsinn und dunkle Geheimnisse prallen aufeinander, und die Grenzen zwischen Realität und Fantasie verschwinden. E. T. A. Hoffmanns berühmtes Nachtstück als mitreißendes Musiktheater! Information Source: Theater Verlängertes Wohnzimmer | eventbrite

Du bist eingeladen in diesen Raum des Spielens und Experimentierens Deine Körperlichkeit in einem sicheren Rahmen neu erfahren und probieren zu dürfen. Lass uns zusammen lachend tollen oder lustvoll toben und unsere Power gemeinsam genießen. Beim Playfight geht es um Begegnung & Miteinander. Wieder wie Kinder in der eigenen Kraft sein, die Grenzen des eigenen Körpers und die des Gegenübers ausprobieren, sich einfach balgen, raufen, toben und miteinander spielen. Dafür gibt es einfach und klare Spielregeln, die das raufen für jede sicher machen. Viel darf, aber nichts muß. Du darfst auch einfach dabei sein und erst einmal schauen, ob das etwas für Dich ist. Playfight ist eine wunderbare Möglichkeit, sich selbst intensiv wahrzunehmen, zu erleben und auszuprobieren. Schnell oder langsam, schwungvoll oder sehr kontrolliert. Es gibt kein Gewinnen und Verlieren. Es macht Spaß und ist befreiend. Ablauf: - Kennenlernen & Warm-Up - Spielregeln & Fragen klären - Raufen - Cool Down Mitbringen: - lockere sportliche Bekleidung (Sport-BH bietet sich an; bitte keine Spaghettiträger-Tops) - verschliessbare Trinkflasche (bitte nur Wasser) Verbindung: Die Verbindung ist aus MItte, Friedrichshain, Prenzlauerberg, Pankow, Lichtenberg, etc. sehr gut. ✓ direkt am Weißen See - Tram-Station 'Weißer See`' (Tram M4, M13, 12) ✓ Ring (S-Greifswalder) in 10 Min. + City-Ost (S+U Alexanderplatz) in 20 Min. erreichbar Mehr Info's & Fragen schreibe gerne an Ayelet: dialog@walkthepath.berlin Information Source: Walk The Path Berlin | eventbrite

PETER SCHLANGENBADER A100 Wir fangen schon einmal an oder die Auflösung eines berlinerisch-gordischen Knotens 100 Bilder Eröffnung am 25. April 2025 um 19:00 Uhr im Löwenpalais. Kuratiert von Ilia Castellanos Begrüßung: Jörg Starke Ausstellungsdauer: 26. April bis 25. Mai. 2025 Mo. - Do. 10:00 - 16:30 Uhr Fr. 10:00 - 14:30 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung Stiftung Starke Koenigsallee 30-32 14193 Berlin www.stiftungstarke.de info@stiftungstarke.de 030 825 87 34 Information Source: Löwenpalais | eventbrite

Registration is now open for the exciting Zumba Sabre event with instructors Erilee and Gabriela in Berlin. The event will take place at Dresdener Str. 11 on April 26, 2025. Participants can join this high-energy Zumba session for free. Don't miss this opportunity to dance and work out with experienced instructors in a fun and vibrant atmosphere. Register now to secure your spot and get ready to move and groove to the rhythm of Zumba!

A showstopping showcase of some of Berlin's finest sapphic variety performers brought to you by our Cowboy Drag King, Connor Lingus! Ranging from drag, to burlesque, to circus artistry, to strippers, and more, this will be an explosive where you're sure to get wet ;) This event is FLINTA+ centered, all are welcome. Come out with respect and kindness. Good vibes only. Doors at 18h 2-4-1 Happy Hour 18h-19h Show 19h30-22h Entry 15 Euro / 10 Euro Reduced Fun all night ;) ---------- <3 WELCOME TO TIPSY BEAR BERLIN <3 this event, like any event at Tipsy Bear Berlin, is a safer space designed and operated by and for LGBTQIA+ people and BIPOC. We stand firmly against racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and hate of any kind. We stand FOR abundance, consensual pleasure, communal joy, and full presence. Come with respect and kindness. Our bar is wheelchair accessible. We are a smoking bar, guests must be 18+ to enter. NOTE: A ticket for this event does not guarantee your stay or entry. Our staff has the final say. If you are not respectful to our safer space - if there is any complaint from our staff, artists, or guests - then you will be turned away or asked to leave and your ticket will be refunded. Information Source: Tipsy Bear Berlin | eventbrite

Traumedy: A Guide To Being A Fabulous Homeless Addict is a true story about life through addiction to sobriety. From being young and dumb on the Glasgow gay scene, through homelessness on the streets of Barcelona, to being committed to a psych ward and then landing in recovery. It is a tragic yet hilarious true story about overcoming demons and finding the real meaning of what it takes to be happy. After a successful full run at The Edinburgh Fringe 2024, two sold-out shows at The Barcelona Fringe Festival, a successful theatrical run at The BCN Studio and performance in Madrid, he is in Berlin to perform this amazing show for you. It has been a huge success so far and audiences praised it for being a clever blend of hilarious, moving and uplifting storytelling. This show is the true account of Iain's journey through addiction, mental health struggles and homelessness to recovery - all told in his own unique style. Information Source: Iain Anderson Comedy | eventbrite

Learn to block print functional art and explore cultural storytelling through sustainable textiles.Discover the art of traditional woodblock printing with a modern, sustainable twist. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced designer, this immersive, one-of-a-kind block printing workshop is perfect for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship, sustainability, and creativity. (Note: Note this is our Block Print Berlin, immersive, and experimental workshop.) A signature Māya experience and a creative space to explore block printing at your own pace. This is a unique, eco-friendly textile design workshop in Berlin. We offer experimental eco-craft sessions exploring block printing, sustainable design, and textile storytelling. Bring your ideas to life on fabric, and experiment with colours, patterns and textures. We welcome creative exploration and offer a variety of print surfaces to test print and explore. We also offer access to our Craft Your Art line and textiles from our RE-CREATE collection, our growing upcycling archive. We cross-pollinate. We explore eco-crafting, slow crafts, mark-making, painting, printing and stitching, and of course storytelling with textiles. What you’ll learn: - The history and modern applications of woodblock printing. - How to create handprinted designs. - How to print repeat patterns with hand-carved woodblocks and eco-friendly inks. - How to layer your prints. - Techniques for printing on organic cotton fabrics and natural Khadi paper. - Learn to create sustainable art pieces and learn eco-crafting techniques. - We will share more about our passion for wearable and functional art. - We will inspire you to recycle clothing by printing and revamping your closet. How we work and what you’ll work with:- This is a longer and more immersive workshop - All materials for the workshops are provided. - A curated collection of hand-carved blocks. - Non-toxic, biodegradable and eco-friendly inks for safe and sustainable printing. - We offer our in-house colours that we mix for each workshop series. - All the tools you need: brushes, dampers, scissors, rulers, pencils, irons and aprons. - Selection of cotton fabric for test prints: our #FLOW test prints are a hit. - Choose from our “Craft Your Art Collection” of products to print on; products are specific to each workshop, we have something special for everyone. - Choose from our RE-CREATE archive of textile surfaces and products to print on; products are specific to each workshop, we have something special for everyone. - Additional print surfaces are always available if time allows, even in the shorter workshops. What you’ll take home:You can choose your print surface for your hand-printed functional and wearable art. - We print tea towels, organic maxi tote bags, bandanas and Furoshikis. - Our new print surfaces include pillow cases, yoga bags, yoga mat bags, headscarves, table napkins, table runners and natural paper. - All your #FLOW test print surfaces, for your growing Māya #FLOW collection. - A deeper understanding of sustainable crafting techniques. - The confidence to continue exploring eco-friendly art and design. - A new outlook on textiles and sustainability and joining a growing community. (We will also send you an invitation to join the Māya Collective. An exclusive creative space online for workshop participants ONLY) Why you would 💚 our workshops?- Exclusive access: Materials and techniques that reflect centuries of craftsmanship. - Eco-conscious design: We follow sustainable principles. - An earth-friendly approach from fabrics to the final printing process. - Personalised guidance: Small group, one-on-one feedback. - Expert facilitator, and researcher, storyteller, printmaker and designer helping you refine your designs and techniques. - Take-Home creations: unique, handcrafted pieces you created that you will LOVE! - You will find your flow in our #flow test print sessions. - We know you will fall in love with the print crafts! Personalised Guidance:- Small group size (up to 6 participants) for individual instruction. - A beautiful community space with Tea + Cofee + Milk (+ Almond Milk) for self service. - A collection of books on textile art, block printing, African and Indian textiles for inspiration. Māya Block Print Berlin Vox Pop:What our crafters and makers have to say“Learning how it's done - practice and get some stuff for scraps that I can do visible mending. Continue and learn from your exprience. Kate (Thank you, Kate, for your teaching and sharing some really cool ideas. We dedicate our RE-CREATE explorations to you! You are such an inspiration) “Learning the craft in a technical way. Making sure to understand and honour the practice. Amazing! Beautiful experience. So much knowledge and freedom. I love it! “ Brandi “I want to be inspired by the possibilities of a new medium for art, craft & expression. I am amazed at what can be achieved in a few hours! Really fun & totally inspiring. Your enthusiasm is really contagious. Amy From the hands of a printer, the heart of a storytellerEvery print we make carries meaning. Each workshop reminds me why our words and work matter—at Māya, we create with intention, we honour traditional craft and we love to share our creative space with others who value sustainability and creative integrity. If our values resonate with you, I’d love to welcome you behind one of our print tables.Lizane Louw Founder and Creative Director, Māya. Information Source: Māya | eventbrite

Berlin Bodypainting Workshop #5 Date: April 27th, 2025 Location: RAW-Gelände DetailsThis is a Body painting workshop. This means we will be doing bodypainting. There will be time for photography at the end, but this is not primarily a photography event. Note: We only charge to cover the costs of the space and paint. Please help support artistic events! The workshop is on SUNDAY 27th of April from 13h to approximately 15h30 (1pm-5:30pm). Afterwards there will be a photo session, painters can attend for free. The event will be taking place around RAW on Revaler Str. 99, 10245 Berlin and we will be meeting at 13:00 (1pm) at a nearby coffee shop (Stilbruch Cafe, so that it's easy to find) before we move to the private art studio. You can find the exact point on the Map on this page! Whether you are a professional or a hobbyist, you can join us for a couple hours of creativity, painting and photography! ABOUT THE EVENT The event will last 6-7 hours. The first 4-5 hours will be a body painting workshop followed by a photoshoot. Paints, brushes, lighting and a backdrop will be provided. You should bring your own camera. You may bring some props for the models to hold that are appropriate to the theme, if you wish. WHAT TO BRING We will provide paints, a backdrop, and lighting. All you need is your camera (assuming you want to do photography), an open mind and any other equipment you'd like to experiment with! Bring a snack if you get hungry. We may order food but painting is hungry work! There are shops around if you need to take a break to go run out and grab something. MODELS *Models must be invited to participate. Please do NOT show up spontaneously to model!*. If you want to model, please reach out! We are often looking for models. Models should NOT sign up to the event. People who would like to model but haven't been invited can contact me first to model. RSVP PLEASE Due to the kind of event this is, I have to limit the number of participants to ensure enough models, enough paint, and keep the size of the group appropriate to the venue, so RSVPs are required. There is an event fee that helps cover the cost of the venue, models, and paint. Finally, due to the nature of the event, it's abslutely critical that the models are treated with the upmost respect and we reserve the right to eject anyone who cannot follow this rule from the event. Afterwards, everyone is welcome to join for some drinks and food somewhere nearby! ☺️ Information Source: Brenn | eventbrite

**New locations will be tested in early 2025, due to the Vagabund Brauerei Kesselhaus location being a bit too large and noisy for our sharing. We will miss our original home, but look forward to where we'll go to continue sharing with each other. Info for those not aware with us and our format! Whether you're poetry-curious or a seasoned performer, join us for our monthly open mic night i in Wedding. Share your work (or that of writers you admire) & meet fellow enthusiasts. All written works & languages are welcome. Format - 3 sections: Sections 1 & 2: 12 performers (6 per section)Section 3: Optional writing session with sharing opportunity. Priority to those who haven't read earlier in the evening & to newbiesRSVPs​ & Sign Up: RSVP via Meetup, Eventbrite, or just show up. Online RSVPs DO NOT save performance spotsSign up at the door between 19:00-19:305-minute performance slots. Please respect this limit to avoid cutting off your workNo bigotry, racism, transphobia, Islamophobia, antisemitism, etc.Donation​s: Sliding-scale donations encouraged to cover event costs. We are grateful for your support & every bit helps!Donate here via Eventbrite or at the door. Eventbrite donations are perfect for those who cannot attend but would like to support us.Experience the magic of live storytelling and poetry with us. A note from February's host Inspired by one of the most significant writers of the last century, this place is named after Charles Bukowski’s alter ego, Hank Chinaski. Hank Chinaski was born a little more than a year ago and it is located at Soldinerkiez of Berlin-Wedding, in Koloniestr. 32. Despite the lifestyle of its namesake, we serve breakfast and healthy food (a German-Turkish fusion cuisine). Lots of vegan or vegetarian food and traditional Italian coffee is our signature. It is a no smoking place and opens daily 10:30am. We have a small stage with a baby grand piano and are hosting many talented musicians on at least three evenings in the week. And now we are extremely excited to welcome Read Wedding from February on monthly here at Hank Chinaski. Hope to see you! Information Source: Matt Brooks | eventbrite

Im Hintergrund Gewitter is a captivating event taking place in Berlin at Theater Strahl, Ostkreuz on April 29, 2025. The venue is located at Marktstraße 11, 10317 Berlin. This unique event offers attendees the opportunity to experience a thrilling performance surrounded by the ambiance of a thunderstorm. Admission is by donation, making it accessible to all who wish to attend. Im Hintergrund Gewitter promises to be an unforgettable evening of entertainment and artistry in the heart of Berlin.

Tanz in den Mai mit 2 DJs Komm und feier mit uns den Beginn des Frühlingsmonats Mai bei unserem Event Tanz in den Mai mit 2 DJs! Wir haben zwei fantastische DJs, die die Tanzfläche bei ILOsBAR zum Beben bringen werden. Es erwartet dich eine Nacht voller guter Musik, toller Stimmung und jede Menge Spaß. Also schnapp deine Freunde und komm vorbei, um mit uns zu feiern! Information Source: ILOsBAR | eventbrite

Les Fleurs du Mal (The Flowers of Evil) by Charles Baudelaire is one of the milestones of world literature. First published in Paris in 1857, the volume caused a scandal that led to Baudelaire being taken to court. Despite these less than auspicious beginnings, the poems were to have an enormous impact. In literature as well as in art, they laid the foundations for a new aesthetic that overturned the traditional idea of the oneness of the beautiful and the good. Taking Odilon Redon’s charcoal drawing Fleur du Mal (c. 1890) in the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection as its starting point, the exhibition takes the visitor on a journey through the art of the early modernist period all the way to contemporary works that shed light on the various aspects of Baudelaire’s aesthetics as well as its after- and side effects. In addition to a small selection of works that were created as a direct response to his poems, the exhibition focuses on specific themes that are central to Les Fleurs du Mal.

The Gemäldegalerie is showcasing 60 paintings from the Museum of Western and Eastern Art in Odesa, the famous port city in the south of Ukraine that has in recent years been ravaged by war. The artworks in question were evacuated from the city before the onset of war and transferred to safety in Berlin, where they will be brought into dialogue with paintings from the collections of Berlin’s museums. The large-scale special exhibition, which follows on from a small preview presentation in the spring of 2024, is an extraordinary collaborative project funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.

Cy Twombly began photographing in 1951, initially in black and white, as a student at the renowned ›Black Mountain College‹, which he attended together with Robert Rauschenberg. It is a form of art, which he never gave up. However, it was not until several decades later that Twombly’s photographs found recognition in public exhibitions and publications.

KW Institute for Contemporary Art is presenting Antechamber, a new sound installation by Berlin-based sound artist and computer musician Jessica Ekomane (b. 1989). The work transforms the KW Institute’s loft space into a site of embodied listening, providing a space for reflection on modes of knowledge, social listening habits and their cultural imprints.

Women’s contributions to society are often unseen and seldom considered in art. Many women’s names and their stories have long since been forgotten. Using French, German, Italian, Spanish and Dutch works on paper, the exhibition looks behind the allegorical scenes to shed light on women’s work in the 18th century, including toiling in the fields, caring for children and performing manual labour.The small thematic exhibition presents 25 French, German, Italian, Spanish and Dutch prints from the 16th to 18th centuries preserved in the Kupferstichkabinett’s (Museum of Prints and Drawings) rich holdings. Works have been selected that show women in everyday activities, working as peasants, farmhands, teachers, maids, midwives and courtesans. One focus provide insight into the professions practised by women, including attending to births as midwives; another shows those areas of society where men and women went about their daily tasks side by side (as equals?). Beneath the allegorical layers of meaning, the viewer often discovers self-confident women going about their lives, yet the hardship of everyday travail is evident. To this day, so-called care work for children and the elderly receives little recognition; efforts are being made to reconcile work and family life and to achieve equality between women and men, including in financial matters, but these goals have yet to be fully attained.

Ayoung Kim’s (b. 1979 in Seoul, Korea) first solo exhibition in a German museum spans the most recent years of her artistic practice and explores concepts of time, reality, belonging, and queerness. Using Artificial Intelligence, video, game simulations, and sculpture, Ayoung Kim creates expansive fictional universes governed by their own temporal and spatial laws. Her works are linked by speculative narratives rooted in reality, and viewers become both spectators and first-person players, shaping the story from their perspective.

The exhibition’s title, Acqua Felice, references the historic Roman aqueduct, which once transformed the city’s water supply, echoing Maria Brunner’s engagement with flow and movement. The artist previously worked in a hyper-realistic mode, a process that ultimately became an act of constraint, a self-imposed discipline that led to a rupture. The new body of work in the exhibition marks a return to fundamentals – gesture, material, surface – making a connection to her early drawings. While traces of realism remain, such as a reference to Ernst Mach’s self-portrait drawn from his own perspective in the painting ALLES WALZER, DEIN ERNST, they recede into something more elusive, a fragmented presence.

The Berlin Kupferstichkabinett is home to an impressive collection of modern art, including works by Edvard Munch, Käthe Kollwitz and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. But what is less widely known is that the artists of Der Blaue Reiter also left behind a remarkable legacy of their own. As such, the Kupferstichkabinett is for the very first time dedicating a comprehensive exhibition to the art of Der Blaue Reiter, where it will showcase the museum’s holdings on the basis of 90 artworks organised according to specific themes. These will be complemeneted by a selection of works on loan from the Kunstbibliothek, the Museum Europäischer Kulturen and the Neue Nationalgalerie of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, as well from private Berlin collections.

Galerie Max Hetzler presents The Classic Themes, an exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Karel Appel at Bleibtreustraße 45 in Berlin. Building on the artist’s important retrospective at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (today Kunstmuseum Den Haag) in 2016, The Classic Themes marks the sixth exhibition of Karel Appel at the gallery.

Galerie Barbara Thumm presents the exhibition “Anti-Pop II,” a dynamic collaboration with Thomas Zipp. This partnership not only marks the beginning of an exciting journey between Thomas and Barbara but also paves the way for many more exciting projects to come, including an upcoming solo exhibition by Zipp in the fall. The following note, written by Thomas himself, offers a glimpse into his curatorial vision for this show.

Jo Baer (b. 1929, Seattle, US) was a transformative figure in the art world, reshaping Minimalism and becoming a key player in the avant-garde movement of 1960s New York City. Renowned for the precision and intellectual depth of her work, she navigated a male-dominated field, earning recognition for her ability to push the boundaries of contemporary art.

The VDV Electric Buses Conference and Trade Fair ElekBu 2025, set to take place from April 1 to April 3, 2025, at the prestigious Estrel Berlin in Berlin, Germany, promises to be a pivotal event in the electric bus industry. This premier conference and trade fair will gather industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to discuss the latest advancements and trends in electric bus technology. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore cutting-edge solutions, network with key stakeholders, and gain insights into the future of sustainable urban transportation. With a comprehensive program featuring expert panels, technical workshops, and an expansive exhibition floor, the VDV Electric Buses Conference and Trade Fair ElekBu 2025 is an unmissable event for anyone invested in the evolution of electric mobility.

Die Leselounge ist eine gemütliche Showlesung. Ob schon veröffentlicht oder noch Newcomer - bei uns geben verschiedene Autor*innen ihre Texte zum Besten. Wie sind sie zum Schreiben gekommen? Woher nehmen sie Inspiration? Welche Metaphern hassen sie? Unsere gemütliche Couch wird schnell zum heißen Sofa. Musiker*innen aller Genres begleiten uns musikalisch durch den Abend. Information Source: Theater Verlängertes Wohnzimmer | eventbrite

About this courseThe total watercolor, gouache or tempera course consists of around 30 lessons that last 2 hours each. You can join at any time during the course. At the start of the event you choose which material you will use. The lessons will happen almost every Tuesday at 19:00-21:00 in Berlin. This course is aimed at introducing the painting process with watercolor, gouache or tempera as the main medium. These lessons cover the various techniques and methodologies. It is suitable for beginners and or even professionals who want to rationalize the watercolor painting process. It is being hosted by the visual artist Miltos Despoudis. How much does it cost?1st Lesson tryout costs 12€. You can do that only once. 4 x Lessons (2 hours each) cost 90€. 1 x Lesson (2 hours) costs 25€. You can pay either by cash or card at the event. Where is the venue?This happens at CISpace - Coworking & Weinbar Bugenhagenstraße 9, 10551 Berlin !Please double check that you are standing on the correct address, you might be 5 meters away from it. There is a big sign with CISpace written on it. Check the photo attached also. How do I subscribe?You need to reserve a spot here and come at the event. You can pay at the event. If there are no availiable tickets here, please send us a message. Please verify that you are attending so that we know and prepare accordingly with the art supplies. What do I need?Materials will be provided at the venue. You can also bring your own art supplies, it might be helpful to learn working with what you have. More InfoThis lesson is also known as Watercolor Painting Lesson or Watercolor Workshop . Learn more about the watercolor lesson plan here: https://creativesessions.art/painting-on-paper-workshop/ Issues with the eventIf any issues occur you can contact us via: -Eventbrite -Instagram at @ icreativesessions -Website Contact Form at https://creativesessions.art/contact Refund PolicyO n case by case scenario. If you paid for a tryout session we can refund up to one day before the event starts. If you paid for the 4 lesson packet and used one of the tickets no refunds are possible. The photo below shows the entrance of the venue. Information Source: Creative Sessions | eventbrite