Petrit Halilaj will present his first major institutional solo exhibition in Berlin at Hamburger Bahnhof. In addition to drawings, sculptures, and installations, new site-specific works will be showcased. At the heart of the exhibition is the artist’s first opera, which explores the potential of collective dreaming to bring forth emancipatory worlds. The exhibition will be the second solo show to be held in the Rieckhallen, which reopened in 2024, and will open during Berlin Art Week.

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The exhibition changes quite frequently, which make the museum more interesting. There were multiple pieces worth to visit, as it happens often with modern art, some pieces might connect with you more than others. Don&rsquo;t expect the usual art, because it&rsquo;s &ldquo;out of the box&rdquo; exhibition. I believed there was space to include more pieces to make it even more interesting, I liked the temporary exhibition as well.

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