Berlin, Germany
KW Institute for Contemporary Art is a leading Berlin institution for contemporary and experimental art, housed in a former margarine factory in the Mitte district. Founded in 1991, it presents rotating exhibitions, performances, and discursive programmes by international artists. The building's industrial character, including its iconic courtyard café, makes it a distinctive venue on the Berlin art scene.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Performance by artist Nazanin Noori at Berlin's KW Institute for Contemporary Art.
Ukrainian artist Ihor Tsymbrovsky performs at Berlin's KW Institute for Contemporary Art.
Katarina Gryvul presents SPOMYN at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin.
A concert by Wafaa Saied, an artist who merges music with visual art, at Berlin's KW Institute for Contemporary Art.
Nour Sokhon performs 'Beirut Birds', an artistic exploration of life in Beirut.
Artist Abdullah Miniawy performs at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin.
A performance by Heinali and Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko inspired by the figure of Saint Hildegard. An experimental fusion of music, word, and visual art.
Stas Shärifulla and Ziliä Qansurá present their collaborative project Qosh yulı at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin — an artistic exploration of birds, stars, and feathers as symbols of freedom and connection.
A concert of Bulgarian vocal music at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin.