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Galerie im Körnerpark

07.03.–17.06.2026
Architecture of Hidden Activity
Architecture of Hidden Activity uses art to reveal the invisible processes that run in the background of our digital world. Installations, …
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Architecture of Hidden Activity
27.06.–07.10.2026
Louder, Taller, Uglier, Weirder
Inspired in an intuitive and visceral way by weeds, Louder, Taller, Uglier, Weirder – Learning from Weeds / Von Unkraut lernen is a curatorial …
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In red letters on a beige background, you can read “Louder, Uglier, Taller, Weirder - Learning from Weeds.”
18.10.2025–25.02.2026
Up Close – Goldrausch 2025
The Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt presents the works of this year’s fellows from the 35th edition of its renowned professional development and …
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28.06.–08.10.2025
The Back Of The Treasure
Nowadays, the cabinet of curiosities has become outdated and is no longer adequate for addressing the diversity and interconnectedness of …
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The back of a cabinet of curiosities
08.03.–11.06.2025
Juan Pablo Macías – TIEMPO MUERTO
The exhibition presents for the first time all previous issues of the journal TIEMPO MUERTO (Dead Time) with accompanying videos. TIEMPO MUERTO has …
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Gallery im Körnerpark

Galerie im Körnerpark, Neukölln’s first municipal gallery, opened its doors to national and international artists in 1983. Today, it is one of the most renowned exhibition venues for contemporary art in Berlin.
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+ + + Open daily from 10 am to 8 pm

Art in the Park

Galerie im Körnerpark’s location in one of the most beautiful parks in Berlin offers an opportunity to take art outdoors into the grounds. Varied and partly experimental exhibitions, installations, and performances are presented inside the gallery spaces and also in the gardens outside, which were designed in a neo-baroque style and offer artists a range of possibilities. A large terrace, four expansive staircases, and a water cascade with a fountain are all often included by artists in the creative process as they develop exciting site-specific works that lead to interesting interactions with park visitors.
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Announcements

We are not accepting applications for exhibition projects in the Galerie im Körnerpark until further notice. Thank you for your understanding.
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Address

Schierker Str. 8
12051 Berlin
Transportation: S+U Neukölln or S+U Hermannstraße

Opening Hours

Daily 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Free admission

Events
  • Gallery exhibition space with white arched architecture displaying black and white abstract artworks on walls and terracotta tile flooring

    Artist Talk

    A conversation about the material aspects of the digital world: Anna Voswinckel speaks with Marie Rief, Stefanie Seufert, and Silja Yvette about materials, digital usage, and the life cycles of technical devices. The artists explore how information, screen gestures, and industrial casings become tangible in their work.

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  • Exhibition space featuring the wall text and an artwork in the form of a location pin

    Panel Discussion

    An interdisciplinary panel discussion explores the material dimension of the digital world from an academic perspective. Experts from the fields of research and theory will discuss the illusion of digital immateriality, the resource costs of technical infrastructure, and the impact of digital omnipresence on society and the environment—thereby expanding the exhibition’s discourse.

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  • A view through the vaulted exhibition spaces of the Galerie im Körnerpark, featuring installed artworks and large windows

    Finissage

    For the finissage, the curators will guide visitors through the exhibition and offer insights into its background. The focus will be on the material dimension of the digital, the illusion of immateriality, and the processes of innovation, use, and disposal explored in the works—and how material functions as a distinct dimension of experience in this context.

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