Berlin Art Week

Name: Berlin Art Week
Address: Berlin, DE
Telephone: +493024749700
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The 14th edition of takes place from 10—14 SEP 2025. Save the date! A project by Kulturprojekte Berlin. https://berlinartweek.de
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Berlin Art Week is a festival week and major collaboration between important institutions in the Berlin art world. Once a year, we present a diverse programme with over 100 partners ranging from museums to exhibition houses, fairs, private collections, project spaces, and numerous Berlin galleries. Our partners open their doors together and invite the public to discover something new and to immers

e themselves in ongoing developments in the world of contemporary art. Art experts and art lovers from Berlin, Germany, and around the world are invited to exhibitions, performances, screenings, and an extensive festival week programme. Berlin Art Week is a project of Kulturprojekte Berlin. It is made possible with the support of the Senate Department for Culture and Community, the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises and the European Regional Development Fund (EFRE). It is realized with funding from Berliner Volksbank eG. Register now to receive our newsletter: https://berlinartweek.de/newsletter/.

31/03/2026

Save the date for this year’s 15th jubilee edition:
9—13 SEP 2026

We welcome spring with our new vivid green 💚

Stay tuned and join our newsletter for upcoming info! (link in bio)

26/03/2026

Apply now for the VBKI Prize for Berlin Galleries 2026!

Berlin-based galleries with between three and fifteen years of activity are invited to apply. The award honours an exceptional exhibition project realised during Berlin Art Week (9—13 SEP 2026), as well as the gallery’s overall curatorial profile.

An expert jury will select a shortlist of three galleries. One gallery will be awarded the main prize of €10,000, while the two shortlisted receive a €2,500 mention.

The award ceremony will take place as part of

The prize is awarded by in cooperation with lvbg and with support from the Berlin Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Public Enterprises

Deadline: 29 JUN 2026 (postmark)

Find more information on how to apply via the 🔗 in bio

Last year’s winning gallery with .wulf photographed by for

17/03/2026

Preparations for the 15th edition of Berlin Art Week 9–13 SEP 2026 are underway!

📢 OPEN CALL: Featured 2026 is now live!

We are inviting Berlin’s contemporary art spaces, project groups, and institutions to submit their special projects for this year’s Featured section. Selected projects will become part of the official 2026 festival programme.

Application open until 27 MAY 2026

Find all details on how to participate and the application form on our website (🔗 in bio).

📷 Sophia Süßmilch & Cathrin Hoffmann, Remise im Wrangelkiez, Featured Selection 2025 © for

23/10/2025

Discovering Collections! is always one of the most intimate moments of — an evening where private spaces open and collecting becomes visible in all its diversity.

This year, visitors experienced the dialogue between classical modernism and contemporary positions in the collection of Brigitte Trotha, featured in our photos here. Her collection includes works by Richard Artschwager, Michel Majerus, Alicja Kwade, Olafur Eliasson and many others, reflecting both personal connections and a deep passion for art.

Alongside Trotha’s collection, the evening also opened the doors to Katharina Garbers-von Boehm, Georg Reutter, and Alexandra Hackelsberger, each revealing their own perspectives on collecting.

The night was made possible through Discovering Collections!, an initiative by Juliet Kothe , Julia Rust von Krosigk, and Mona Stehle , highlighting the diverse perspectives of Berlin’s collectors.

A heartfelt thank you to Georg Reutter, Katharina Garbers-von Boehm, Brigitte Trotha, and Alexandra Hackelsberger for opening their collections and sharing their perspectives. 💛

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16/10/2025

Moments of looking closer, pausing, and engaging with art — is about creating encounters across the city. Thank you to everyone who became part of it this year! 💛

And there’s still time: many shows continue beyond the festival, offering the chance to discover contemporary art throughout Berlin as the season shifts into autumn.

Mark your calendars: Berlin Art Week returns 9–13 September 2026. Sign up to our newsletter and stay in the loop with key announcements, the Open Call, and more. Link in bio.

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14/10/2025

What an unforgettable moment at 💛 On 13 SEP 2025, Hani Hape transformed the Nordtor of Hamburger Bahnhof - Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart with B’ini, Sunset Salute: a revolving stage, endless sunset hues, and a scene where longing, ritual, and seduction merged into a luminous fiction.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Berlin Art Week Garten for this special performance!

Mark your calendars: the next Berlin Art Week takes place 9–13 September 2026.

Photos by: Linus Muellerschoen

07/10/2025

Reflections, discoveries, and new perspectives — once again turned the city into a stage for contemporary art. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us along the way! 💛

But the journey isn’t over yet: many exhibitions are still open, inviting you to explore Berlin’s art scene a little longer — the perfect inspiration for these early autumn days. 🍂

Save the date: the next Berlin Art Week takes place 9–13 September 2026. Don’t miss a thing — subscribe to our newsletter for all updates, our Open Call, and more. Link in bio.

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03/10/2025

There’s always something truly special about Discovering Collections! 💛 On Saturday evening of , visitors had the rare chance to step inside private collections across Berlin — including the impressive collection of Georg Reutter, captured in our photos here. His collection bring together works from the GDR avant-garde to West German positions and beyond, layered with personal treasures and long-standing artistic friendships.

Alongside Reutter’s collection, the evening also opened the doors to Katharina Garbers-von Boehm, Brigitte Trotha, and Alexandra Hackelsberger, each offering unique insights into the ways art can be collected, lived with, and shared.

The night was made possible through Discovering Collections!, an initiative by Juliet Kothe, Julia Rust von Krosigk, and Mona Stehle, highlighting the diverse perspectives of Berlin’s collectors.

A heartfelt thank you to Georg Reutter, Katharina Garbers-von Boehm, Brigitte Trotha, and Alexandra Hackelsberger for opening their collections and sharing their perspectives. 💛

Photos by Ivo Hänisch

26/09/2025

Missing Berlin Art Week already? Grab one of our limited Berlin Art Week Bags 2025 by , available now in our shop — https://berlinartweek.de/en/berlinartweek-bag/

P.S. To make the wait a little easier, save the date: the next Berlin Art Week takes place 9–13 September 2026.

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23/09/2025

Curious eyes, quiet moments, and fresh perspectives — is about discovering art across the city. Thank you to everyone who explored with us!

And it’s not over yet: many exhibitions remain open, making it the perfect time to experience contemporary art, especially with autumn just beginning. 🍂

Mark your calendars — the next Berlin Art Week takes place 9–13 September 2026. Subscribe to our newsletter and stay up to date with Berlin Art Week 2026 — including key updates, our Open Call, and much more. https://brnw.ch/21wW1ky

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19/09/2025

Over five days, our festival centre Berlin Art Week Garten at Hamburger Bahnhof welcomed countless visitors to workshops, talks, performances, film screenings, and more — a place to meet, discover, and unwind together.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us, to our wonderful hosts at Hamburger Bahnhof, and especially to Mandala Hotel for hosting our guests. 💛

We can’t wait to see you again next year! The 15th edition of takes place from 9—13 SEP 2026.

14/09/2025

On the occasion of this year’s Berlin Art Week, the Neue Nationalgalerie is showing the fourth edition of the Perform! festival series with performances by Joan Jonas, Isaac Chong Wai and vAL. In addition, the participatory performance ›Bells for Peace‹ by Yoko Ono will take place on the ›Tag im Grünen‹ (Day in the Green) on 14 SEP 2025. All events are free of charge.

›Bells for Peace‹ is a participatory performance by Yoko Ono, rooted in her long-standing practice of engaging audiences through collective participation and shared actions. The work invites people to come together—physically or symbolically—to ring bells in unison, creating a sonic act of hope, solidarity, and the possibility of change. Ono has used bells and communal acts through sound in different ways over the decades; this upcoming iteration draws on the large-scale public performance first staged in Manchester in 2019.
Presented as the concluding gesture of her exhibition ›Dream Together‹, and as the highlight of the ›Tag im Grünen‹ event, ›Bells for Peace‹ raises awareness for non-violence. We ask all participants to bring a bell to ring together for peace. Those who do not have a bell will be provided one on site—while supplies last.
Yoko Ono (* 1933, Tokyo) is an artist whose thought-provoking work challenges our understanding of art and the world around us. She has distinguished herself across multiple disciplines, from film and art to music and writing. Since the 1960s, Yoko Ono’s art has demonstrated the transformative power of collective action in the pursuit of peace and the vision of another world.

»Think Peace, Act Peace and Spread Peace.
Together, we will shift the axis of the world to Peace.
I love you!
Yoko«

The performance will take place on the front terrace of the Neue Nationalgalerie.

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