Gallery Weekend Berlin
2025-04-29 17:00 - 2025-05-04 18:00 (Europe/Berlin) | Torstraße 154, 10115 Berlin, Germany
Each spring, Gallery Weekend Berlin showcases exhibitions by emerging and established artists, attracting international visitors. Since 2005, this event highlights Berlin’s vibrant art scene through high-caliber exhibitions and a unique experience of the city’s galleries.
Save the date: Andrea Damp -Call of the Void- opening reception on April 29th 5-8pm @janinebeangallery Torstraße 154 Berlin
more exhibitions and special events soon…
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Britt Boutros-Ghali’s first solo exhibition in Germany since the 1970s.
2025-05-01 15:00 - 2025-05-04 20:00
Britt Boutros-Ghali’s first solo exhibition in Germany since the 1970s.
A world-renowned artist, Britt Boutros-Ghali’s follows in the tradition of abstract expressionist and colorfield pioneers such as Helen Frankenthaler and Joan Mitchell, bringing a unique energy to her dynamic, large-scale paintings.

Born in Norway in 1937, Britt’s art is deeply influenced by the dramatic light of her homeland and her formative experiences during World War II. For over five decades, she has lived and worked in Egypt, drawing inspiration from its rich culture and history. Her powerful works embody the spirit of action painting, balancing structure with spontaneity.
From her studios in Cairo and Agami, Britt creates vibrant, expressive works, while her home serves as a gathering place for artists and collectors alike. Since 1962, her work has been exhibited worldwide and is held in prestigious collections. She has been honored with Norway’s Order of St. Olav and Egypt’s 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award for Women in the Arts—recognition of her profound impact on contemporary painting.
The demand for her work is more fervent than ever as she continues to break boundaries and capture the hearts of art enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.

Opening on the occasion of Gallery Weekend Berlin on May 1st, 2025.

Brit BOUTROS-GHALI | visitBerlin.de

Ten Ways to Relax During a Nuclear Apocalypse
2025-05-01 15:00 - 2025-05-04 20:00 | ReTramp gallery, Reuterstraße 62, Berlin, 12047
Ten Ways to Relax During a Nuclear Apocalypse
Solo Show by Vincent Pfäfflin
Opening on May 1, 2025, 6 – 9 p.m.
Exhibition from 1.5. to 4.5.
Opening hours: 3 – 7 p.m., Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Vincent Pfäfflin is a German-American artist and stand-up comedian. Growing up in the USA and now living in Berlin, he is shaped by an outside view of German society. He became known for his laconic stage programs and appearances on TV Total, NightWash and as the winner of the RTL Comedy Grand Prix. In addition to his comedy, Pfäfflin also creates visual art – often in the field of tension between street art, pop culture and personal reflection. Between 2012 and 2015, he was active as a street Art_Künstler under the pseudonym ‘Peter Pink’ – with temporary installations, interventions in urban space and paintings, some of which were published internationally in magazines and online.
The exhibition shows Vincent Pfäfflin’s visual works beyond the stage – independent works between street art, comics and pop aesthetics. In his paintings, reduced lines, two-dimensional colouring and pointed lettering come together. Pfäfflin uses graphic means from the world of comics to get to the heart of everyday moments, absurdities and emotional miniatures. His works are often reminiscent of urban interventions: quickly thrown, but closely observed. In terms of content, the works oscillate between wit and melancholy, between laconic commentary and quiet irritation. They provide insight into fragmented thinking – spontaneous, sharp, sometimes almost casual, but never arbitrary. The works seem like frozen thought bubbles in public space, humorous and at the same time deeply anchored in the now.

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Concerto for Violin and Electronics in 3D-Sound
2025-05-04 18:00 - 21:00 | Taborkirche (Berlin-Kreuzberg)
ENGLISH
Immersive 3D sound, violin and electronics, a powerful sound system, incredible church acoustics, and audience participation! Get ready for a head-spinning auditory adventure!
A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a sonic wonderland, summoned into existence by two Berlin-based sound artists: Alexey Kochetkov aka 5 String Theory, who experiments with violin and electronics, and Andrey Bundin who explores immersive sound technologies. Inspired by Shakespeare’s timeless tale, they reimagine and transform it into an enchanting listening experience that sweeps the audience away on a whimsical sound journey.
The concert will take place in the Tabor Church, built in 1905 and located in Wrangelkiez, Kreuzberg. The unique setting and outstanding acoustics of the church, add an extra layer to this concert experience.
DEUTSCH
Immersiver 3D-Klang, Violine und Elektronik, ein kraftvolles Soundsystem, faszinierende Kirchenakustik und aktive Publikumsbeteiligung! Macht Euch bereit für ein atemberaubendes Hörerlebnis!
Ein Sommernachtstraum ist ein klangliches Wunderland, geschaffen von zwei Berliner Musiker: Alexey Kochetkov (alias 5 String Theory), der mit Violine und Elektronik experimentiert, und Andrey Bundin, der immersive Klangwelten erforscht. Inspiriert von Shakespeares zeitlosem Meisterwerk, interpretieren sie es neu und verwandeln es in ein bezauberndes Hörerlebnis, das die Zuhörer auf eine verspielte Klangreise entführt.
Das Konzert findet in der 1905 erbauten Taborkirche im Wrangelkiez in Kreuzberg statt. Die einzigartige Atmosphäre und die hervorragende Kirchenakustik verleihen diesem einmaligen Konzerterlebnis eine zusätzliche Dimension.
5 String Theory

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Andrey Bundin
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