Events
We are pleased to invite you to the first chapter of the project "re.frau anders - lesbian and feminist activism of the 1980s in East-Berlin"!
Opening: Friday, July 1st, 2022, 6pm
Exhibition: July 1st - November 9th, 2022
Former Watchtower
Puschkinallee 55, 12435 Berlin
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VERNISSAGE
JUL 30, 2022
6 - 9 PM
EXHIBITION
JUL 1 - 3, 2022
12 - 8 PM
ARTIST TALK
JUL 1, 2022
7:30 PM
GUIDED TOUR
VRChat map „dreams about girls“
JUL 2, 2022
5 PM
Events
A Charity Concert of Ukrainian Musicians
Let's listen to live music! For this concert, we encourage you to relax and enjoy Ukrainian musicians that have relocated to Berlin. Free-price entrance and all money will be raised for Ukraine. It will be lovely to see you there!
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Cultural Workers Studio centres cultural workers who relocated temporarily from Ukraine. We run the collective studio at Flutgraben e.V. from May to July 2022.
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Cultural Workers Café is a place for community and support for cultural producers from Ukraine, Berlin and other places.
Events
READY MAKING #5 Resonanzkörper und mediale Apparaturen
Konzert/ Performance und Diskurs
27.3.2022, Mehrzweckhalle am Flutgraben
mit Arbeiten von Daniela Fromberg & Stefan Roigk, Cathy van Eck, Antje Vowinckel & Chris Heenan, Ioana Vreme Moser, Steffi Weismann, und einem Vortrag von Golo Föllm
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OPEN/OCCUPY 2021
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The Watch is a group of artists who inhabits one of the last remaining former GDR watchtowers in Berlin on Schlesischer Busch (Berlin-Treptow on the edge of Berlin-Kreuzberg) during the summer months in the formats of residencies.
In 2020 and 2021, ten artists worked in the former watchtower
Events
30.07 / 31.07 / 1.08.2021 | 19:00
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We are very happy that our new website is online! It was developed by a group of people in the house in collaboration with studio fertig design.
Design by fertigdesign.com
Programmed by rassohilber.com
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All roof areas are insulated and re-covered.
residencies
Open Call for residencies — Deadline: 1st of March 2021
Events
14.03.2020 | 20:30 – 21:30 Event Series of Afrodiasporic Drama from France and Belgium
