Berlin Art Week

Berlin Art Week The 15th edition of takes place from 9—13 SEP 2026. 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/.

Our beloved Discovering Collections! format is back 💚 Spots are limited, so make sure to register early via our website—...
04/09/2026

Our beloved Discovering Collections! format is back 💚 Spots are limited, so make sure to register early via our website—link in bio!

On Saturday 12 SEP, 6—10pm, private collections once again open their doors to the public as part of Berlin Art Week. These participating collectors invite you to explore their individual approaches to collecting and share personal perspectives on contemporary art:

• Carsten Collection

• Private Collection Celerina-Berlin

• Duque y Kleihues Collection

• SWRZ Collection

• ROCCA Stiftung—Romba Collection of Contemporary Art

Please note: Private Collection Celerina-Berlin is wheelchair accessible, the other collections are not wheelchair accessible.

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.



Photo: Private Collection Celerina-Berlin, Installation view featuring two self-portraits by Käthe Kollwitz (1924). Photo: dotgain.info

04/09/2026

September offers a sense of return and renewal, when summer is not quite over and autumn is yet to begin.
Playing on this expectant feeling, the latest issue of frieze looks at the ways artists transform what is discarded into new works, ideas and formats.

Emily LaBarge profiles Liz Larner’s practice of repurposing refuse, Kari Rittenbach investigates the obsolete technologies Nandi Loaf reformats and Ahmad Azizy follows the trail of military trash to uncover the legacies of American wars.
Elsewhere, Lubna Chowdhary discusses inherited traditions in her sculptural practice, while Sasha Frere-Jones profiles cover artist JJJJJerome Ellis, whose ›transformative gentleness‹ offers a ›calm rebuke‹ to the world.

The features section further develops this theme of renewal, from Louis Fratino’s reflections on British modernism and our dossier on emerging galleries in Seoul, to Cassie Packard’s exploration of a new generation of artists contemplating our connection to the cosmos. Together, these pieces capture the September feeling and the sense of having arrived at a threshold.

Issue 261 is available in stores and via the link in bio.


During Berlin Art Week 2026, Hannah Hallermann (Hannah Hallermann (HAHA)) presents ›Sewing‹, her solo exhibition at Miet...
04/09/2026

During Berlin Art Week 2026, Hannah Hallermann (Hannah Hallermann (HAHA)) presents ›Sewing‹, her solo exhibition at Miettinen Collection. The project also launches an initiative to raise 100,000 Euro for women’s shelters in Berlin: 200 arrows are transformed into unique editions and offered for sale. In our questionnaire, she speaks about archery, uncertainty, and shares what currently drives her: finding creative responses to an atmosphere of violence without reproducing it.

Read the full interview on our website.

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

Photo: Hannah Hallermann © Christian Werner

As part of the Featured Night on 11 SEP, the installation ›Lu Yang | Doku: Triage‹ will open at the historic Kochhaus of...
03/09/2026

As part of the Featured Night on 11 SEP, the installation ›Lu Yang | Doku: Triage‹ will open at the historic Kochhaus of the DRK Kliniken Berlin Westend. In our questionnaire, artist Lu Yang talks about the Buddhist unity of wisdom and compassion, volcanic cliffs, and the appeal of cute toys.

Read the full interview on our website.

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

Photo: Lu Yang © Wang Shenshen

03/09/2026

On Friday, 11 SEP, ›New Conditions: Art After AI‹ takes place at the Berlin Art Week Garten. The talks, lecture and panel all explore how artificial intelligence is changing the conditions under which art is made, experienced, exhibited, and valued.
The programme has been curated by Anika Meier and Mona Stehle.

Explore the full programme on our website.
From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

Photo: Illustration © Christoph Niemann; Anika Meier © Photo: Anika Meier. Edit: Kevin Abosch Portrait; Mona Stehle © Christine Lipski; Theresa Reiwer © Photo: Kristina Kast; OMSK Social Club detail of OUR BR00D 2025. Worldglimpsing Roleplay and the Design of Alternate Realities 2025 © OMSK Social Club; Ana María Caballero © Photo: Luis Gaspar; Portrait Christoph Niemann © Gene Glover; Karen Archey © Photo: Andreas Endermann; Laura Attanasio © Photo: Doro Zinn; Mat Dryhurst © Photo: Diana Pfammatter; Paul Feigelfeld © Photo: Irina Gavrich; Portrait Christoph Niemann © Gene Glover

Freedom of art and science cannot be taken for granted—it requires open societies, the rule of law, and strong, transfor...
02/09/2026

Freedom of art and science cannot be taken for granted—it requires open societies, the rule of law, and strong, transformative institutions. This is what the campaign ›Vorsicht Demokratie!‹ (›Caution: Democracy!‹) stands for, which launched at Berlin Art Week 2025 with its first posters, institutional partners, and a kick-off event in Berlin.

This year, just in time for the 15th anniversary edition of Berlin Art Week, further artists and institutions are joining the campaign.

Read more about the initiative on our website.

The ›Vorsicht Demokratie!‹ collaboration format was initiated by ›Werkstatt Der Bevölkerung‹ and Berlin Art Week I Kulturprojekte Berlin.

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

On the occasion of Berlin Art Week, Neue Nationalgalerie presents the fifth edition of its performance art festival Perf...
02/09/2026

On the occasion of Berlin Art Week, Neue Nationalgalerie presents the fifth edition of its performance art festival Perform!. At the heart of this year’s programme is Trisha Brown’s ›Walking on the Wall‹ (1971), a seminal work of the American Judson Dance movement, presented on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the independence of the United States. Further performances by Kianí Del Valle, Josh Johnson, Miriam Kongstad, and Deva Schubert offer a range of perspectives on contemporary approaches to performance.

Explore the full programme on our website.

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

Photo: Trisha Brown, Walking on the Wall, 1971, Whitney Museum of American Art © Foto / Photo: Carol Goodden; Trisha Brown, Walking on the Wall, 1971, Whitney Museum of American Art © Foto / Photo: Carol Goodden; KDV Performance Group /
Kianí Del Valle: INSTRUCCIONES PARA EXISTIR (INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXISTING) © KDV
Performance Group; Deva Schubert: vocal collisions (variations on the mouth) © Deva Schubert; Miriam Kongstad: Hard Play © Miriam Kongstad: Hard Play; Josh Johnson © Josh Johnson; Miriam Kongstad: Hard Play © Foto / Photo: Niels Fabaek

01/09/2026

The Berlin Art Week Garden programme is live 🌱For its 15th anniversary, the Berlin Art Week Garten will be hosted at the Kulturforum, alongside Neue Nationalgalerie and Gemäldegalerie. As an open gathering place, our festival centre brings together institutions, partners, and audiences, providing a shared starting point for exploring the festival programme across the city. For five days, the Berlin Art Week Garten invites visitors to explore, participate, linger, and connect. The open-air programme includes workshops, performances, talks, film screenings, and culinary surprises. Free of charge and open to all!
The Berlin Art Week Garten also serves as an information hub: from suggested routes across the city to a full overview of the festival schedule, which features more than 100 partners, as well as details on individual events. It’s a place to plan your visit, take a break, have a conversation or simply wind down the day in a relaxed setting.

Explore the full Berlin Art Week Garden programme now on the Berlin Art Week website.

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

Photo: Angelo Dal Bo for Berlin Art Week 2023 © Angelo Dal Bo; Susanne Kriemann, Lupin, Fougère, Genêt, 2024, archival pigment print, cotton paper © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, 2026

Book your Guided Tour now! This is your chance to see Berlin Art Week through the eyes of expert guides. Together with o...
01/09/2026

Book your Guided Tour now! This is your chance to see Berlin Art Week through the eyes of expert guides. Together with our partner Museumsdienst Berlin , we’ve developed a diverse programme of guided tours across the city, from the area around our own festival centre and exciting stops in the West, to various strolls in Mitte and Kreuzberg, the tours take you right into the heart of Berlin’s contemporary art scene. 💚 
 
💚 Tickets are available online now. 
 
Discover the full tour programme on our website—link in bio.

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

Photo: Inga Somdyala © PSM

Happy Birthday Berlin Art Week! This year, we are celebrating our 15th anniversary. Swipe to discover a few of the many ...
31/08/2026

Happy Birthday Berlin Art Week! This year, we are celebrating our 15th anniversary. Swipe to discover a few of the many highlights throughout the years which have us beyond excited for what this upcoming edition has in store. 💚

From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week brings together the city’s contemporary art scene with exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across Berlin.

Photo: Funkhaus, 2025 © Cansu Kuscu for Berlin Art Week; abc—art berlin contemporary, 2012 © Amin Akthar for Berlin Art Week; Berlin Art Week Eröffnung Auguststrasse, 2013 © Till Budde for Berlin Art Week; Berlinische Galerie, ›Küchenmonument‹ von der Künstler*innenkooperative Raumlabor und Plastique Fantastique, 2014 © Oana Popa for Berlin Art Week; Berlin Art Week 2015 © Alexander Rentsch for Berlin Art Week; Hamburger Bahnhof—Museum für Gegenwart—Berlin, Anne Imhof, ›Oper‹, 2016 © Alexander Rentsch for Berlin Art Week; Berlinische Galerie, Monica Bonvicini, 2017 © Alexander Rentsch for Berlin Art Week; Gropius Bau, Lee Bul, Crash, 2018 © Mathias Völzke for Berlin Art Week; Haus der Kulturen der Welt, 2019 © Magnus for Berlin Art Week; Hans Haacke, ›Wir (alle) sind das Volk‹ © Hans Haacke / VG-Bildkunst, Foto: Alexander Rentsch; Haus am Lützowplatz, Clemens Kraus, 2021 © Conrad Bauer for Berlin Art Week; LAS Art Foundation, ›Life After BOB‹ von Eye Cheng, Halle am Berghain, 2022 © Berlin Art Week; C/O Berlin Opening, 2023 © Linus Muellerschoen for Berlin Art Week; Livia Rita, Spoiler at Cank, 2024 © Linus Muellerschoen for Berlin Art Week; Julia Stoschek Foundation, 2025 © Ivo Hänisch for Berlin Art Week

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