Reusable folders for mailing documents within the public authorities (“Umlaufmappen”) circulate between the Office for Curatorial Research and the administration; curated by Roger Rohrbach.
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Coming events
Artministration, Abs. (2)
Action:
12 Jun – 9 Aug 2025
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Connected exhibition:
Double exhibition: Körper Speicher Tempel/ Artministration 12 Jun – 9 Aug 2025
Körper Speicher Tempel/Artministration
Concert, Finissage:
Sat 9 Aug 2025, 7 pm
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Connected exhibition:
Double exhibition: Körper Speicher Tempel/ Artministration 12 Jun – 9 Aug 2025
Viola Yip, Foto: Stephen Harvey
with itinerant interlude # 51: Body Electronics with Viola Yip
and Abs. (7): Closing time for curatorial research
Viola Yip premieres “The Ombré of Touch II”, an embodied electronic performance created especially for the exhibition and featuring her self-built inflatable instrument integrated with electronics. The work explores touch as a multifaceted interface for both listening and music-making, engaging directly with the physicality of air as a sculptural and sonic medium to create a highly personal, body-responsive music.
Viola Yip is a Berlin-based composer, performer, improviser, sound artist, and instrument builder from Hong Kong. Her practice centers on the creation of unconventional, self-built instruments, as well as compositions and performances that explore the complex, dynamic relationships between materiality, media, space, the human body, and the machine body – all through the lens of sound. Her work is regularly presented at venues and festivals throughout the world. In 2021, Yip received an Honorary Mention for the Giga-Hertz Award from the Zentrum für Kunst und Medien (ZKM) Karlsruhe, and in 2024, she was awarded a fellowship in the Artificial Intelligence and Music Program by the Musikfonds.
The itinerant interludes series is sponsored by Musikfonds e. V. and curated by Laurie Schwartz.
Im Zwischenraum – Generationen, Sprache und queere Perspektiven
Talk:
Sat 23 Aug 2025, 4 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
with Jeannette Petri (Beyond Binary) and the Mit Euren Spuren collektive (Stella Deborah Traub, Francesco Giordano, Joseph Wolfgang Ohlert, Mara Fischer, Florian Tenk, Teo Apostolescu)
How can queer identities be expressed linguistically and visually across generations? What meaning do terms and images have when it comes to showing oneself and being recognised? And how are marginalisation and inclusivity negotiated within queer communities? The protagonists invite you to an intergenerational talk in which they will discuss language, images and the power of self-labelling together with project partners. The focus will be on the space in between: the space between words and images, between generations and perspectives, between belonging and exclusion.
THE LINE BETWEEN US
Artists talk:
Wed 17 Sep 2025, 7 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
Jo Langenhoff
with Marcus Höhn, Jo Langenhoff, Minh Duc Pham, Lotte Reimann
moderated by Ingo Taubhorn
Ingo Taubhorn studied visual communication, photography and film in Dortmund (1980–1985) and worked as an artist and freelance exhibition organiser for the Museum Folkwang, the Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst (NGBK) and others after completing his studies. From 2003 to 2023, he was chief curator of the Haus der Photographie Deichtorhallen Hamburg. He is President of the German Photographic Academy (DFA) and teaches as a lecturer at the Ostkreuzschule in Berlin.
Rope-Happening
Workshop:
Fri 19 Sep 2025, 6:30 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
Lotte Reimann
with Aurora, moderated by Lotte Reimann
The multi-media researching artist Lotte Reimann and the sex worker Aurora invite you to a joint evening in which they explore the power relations between people through the use of a bondage rope. FLINTA*-Persons and Friends can participate actively, passively or simply as interested spectators.
Please register at info@kunstverein-tiergarten.de. Further information will follow in the registration confirmation email! (limited number of participants, from 18 years)
Offener Voguing-Workshop
Workshop:
Sat 27 Sep 2025, 1 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
Eray, Gülay, Foto: ninagraphie
with Eray Gülay
Voguing is a dance style that emerged in Harlem, New York, in the 1980s. This unique form of expression, which emerged from the POC and LGBTQIA+ community there, opened up a free space in which you can empower yourself, celebrate your own identity and question social norms. Voguing is a celebration of creativity, courage and individuality. The workshop is an introduction and focuses on movement, empowerment and the rich history of ballroom culture.
THE LINE BETWEEN US
Artists talk:
Thu 9 Oct 2025, 7 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
Nora Bibel, © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2025
with Sitara Ambrosio, Nora Bibel, DeLovie Kwagala, Vincent Wechselberger
moderated by Katrin Köppert
Katrin Köppert is Junior Professor of Art History and Popular Cultures at the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig and currently holds the Chair of Media Theory at the Institute of Music and Media Studies at Humboldt University of Berlin. Her work focuses on queer aesthetics of/as AI, digital reproduction technologies and racial capitalism, post/decolonial (media) theories of the Anthropocene in/and digital culture. She studied Gender Studies and Modern German Literature at the Humboldt University of Berlin, received her doctorate in Art and Media Studies from the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg in 2018 and heads the DFG research network ‘Gender, Media and Affect’.
Der gesellschaftliche Umgang mit der LGBTQIA*-Bewegung als Gradmesser des Zustandes der Demokratie?
Discussion:
Wed 15 Oct 2025, 7 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
Jurassica Parka, Foto: Kai Heimberg
A talk with Heinrich Horwitz, Klaus Lederer, Helge Mark, Nyke Slawik
moderated by Jurassica Parka
Despite the highest number of CSD parades worldwide in 2024 and a partially more open attitude towards LGBTQIA* people, violence and aggression against queer people is continuously on the rise. At a time of increasing social polarisation and global challenges to fundamental democratic values, the panellists will explore the extent to which the rights, visibility and public discourse surrounding queer realities allow conclusions to be drawn about the democratic constitution of our society. The film spans the spectrum from legal frameworks and media representation to the everyday realities of queer people.
Heinrich Horwitz, director, actor, #ActOut activist
Klaus Lederer, MDA of the Berlin House of Representatives, 2016–2023 Mayor and Senator for Culture and Europe of the State of Berlin
Helge Mark, actor and content creator
Nyke Slawik, Member of the Bundestag
Jurassica Parka, drag artist, comedian, podcaster
Plädoyer zur Transgeschlechtlichkeit / Deadline Season
Concert, Lecture:
Fri 17 Oct 2025, 7 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
Plädoyer zur Transgeschlechtlichkeit by Felizia Möhle
Deadline Season with Lucy Liebe and band
Felizia Möhle is the youngest member of the ZDF Television Council, which has now started its 17th term of office. She is actually a student of political science at the University of Erfurt and is an activist for the LGBTQIA* community, i.e. lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, intersex and queer people. She is now also campaigning for their concerns and interests on the ZDF television channel and promoting a different representation and visibility of transgender people.
‘Deadline Season’ with Lucy Liebe and band
The musician Lucy Liebe is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer from Berlin who has worked in the fields of jazz and beat music for a long time and reinterprets these influences through a queer lens. Lucy Liebe deals intensively with topics such as queerness, transness and society, home, trauma and love; the style of the solo project can best be described as alternative R’n’B.
THE LINE BETWEEN US
Curators tour:
Thu 29 Oct 2025, 7 pm
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Connected exhibition:
THE LINE BETWEEN US – Elf Positionen queerer Fotografie 22 Aug – 1 Nov 2025
DeLovie Kwagala
with the curators Nora Bibel, Marcus Höhn, and Veronika Witte
Marcus Höhn is co-initiator and curator of the exhibition THE LINE BETWEEN US. He studied architecture in Wiesbaden and then obtained a diploma in fine arts at the Art Academy of the University of Mainz. He has been working as a freelance photographer in Berlin since 2001. His work focuses on commissioned work for well-known magazines and advertising campaigns as well as independent exhibition projects. Marcus Höhn is a member of the Laif agency, Laif Genossenschaft e.G., Freelens e.V. and DGPH e.V.
Nora Bibel is co-initiator and curator of the exhibition THE LINE BETWEEN US. She studied photography in Bielefeld, now lives in Berlin and has realised numerous projects and residencies in Germany and abroad. Her work has been exhibited at venues including the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg, the Haus am Kleistpark in Berlin and the Kunsthalle in Erfurt. Her publication ‘Uncertain Homelands’ (2024) was awarded silver in the German Photo Book Prize in the documentary photography category. She has been a professor of photography at the Media University in Berlin since 2015. She is a member of the laif agency, the laif cooperative, Freelens and the DGPH e.V.
Veronika Witte has been the artistic director of Galerie Nord | Kunstverein Tiergarten since 2017 and is responsible for the programme. The Kunstverein’s programme was nominated for the Adkv Kunstpreis/ArtColgne in 2022, 2023 and 2025. She studied education in Münster (Dipl.) and sculpture/multimedia at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris. Numerous scholarships and prizes at home and abroad followed. As an art mediator, initiator and artistic director, she has realised numerous exhibitions and interdisciplinary projects.