sometimes i hold onto the air is an exhibition in which young Belarusian artists in exile reflect on the protests that radically transformed their lives and the years that followed. Their art works deal with the repression in their home country and the fear of constant surveillance that is incessant even in exile.

The collaborative project If the Berlin Wind Blows My Flag examines the artistic scenes in West Berlin before the fall of the Berlin Wall, based on the history of the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program. Galerie im Körnerpark will host the first German solo exhibition by Agnes Denes since 1979, retracing the artist’s original ideas for a residency that never materialized.

Soil Conversations presents nine artistic propositions from South Africa and Germany, looking at the granularity of soil as material, our relationship to the ground on which we build life on and soil as a bearer of memory, identity and speculative futures.

Loss and grief are inevitable and universal experiences that nevertheless each of us encounter unexpectedly sooner or later. The exhibition “Contours of Grief” explores this tension and examines the different emotional states of mourning through various artistic media.

ENTER_NATURE tells the story of our innate longing for nature, the loss of the natural world, and artistic representations of nature in the post-digital age with an exhibition of contemporary approaches in painting, sculpture, performance, and media art.

Silvina Der-Meguerditchian and Sonya Schönberger present two site specific installations together in “Deeply rooted – Nature as an Archive and Medium of Memories”, a new exhibition at Galerie im Körnerpark.

Parallel to the exhibition ANONYMOUS DRAWINGS 2022 the project LINES FICTION presents a film screening with animations and drawing films.

The exhibition ANONYMOUS DRAWINGS 2022 features 600 drawings by 600 international artists presented with no mention of authorship or title and offered for sale at a symbolic price of 250€ each.

Together with guest artists, the Berlin-based artist group pilote contemporary explores the ambiguity that characterizes the relationship between humans and their environment.

The exhibition project examines the extent that culture is a contextualisation of language and how language, in turn, transforms culture.