Tirailleurs: From Cannon Fodder to Avant-garde
A thoughtful art exhibition at Haus der Kulturen der Welt exploring the Tirailleurs—colonial soldiers who fought for liberation—tracing their path from cannon fodder to avant-garde through archival material and contemporary artworks.
Gabriele Stötzer: Dabei sein und nicht schweigen
Exhibition at Gropius Bau presenting five decades of Gabriele Stötzer’s work addressing justice, self-determination and gender through activism, performance and visual art.
TEMPERMANENT
An art exhibition at Volksbühne Berlin–Sternschuppen titled TEMPERMANENT, exploring how things seem permanent even when they aren’t, curated by Ana Tomić. A thought-provoking installation blending time, memory, and perception in a bold Berlin venue.
Antonio Ballester Moreno: SUN
Antonio Ballester Moreno's SUN at Tanya Leighton Gallery in Berlin features a new body of work exploring perception and space. The solo exhibition pairs restrained sculpture and installation in a stark gallery setting, inviting viewers to engage with light, material and form.
Art Exhibition at LocationForum Kunst, Berlin – through 21 Jun 2026
Explore contemporary art at LocationForum Kunst in the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus, Berlin. This venue-hosted exhibition runs through 21 June 2026, presenting recent works by local and international artists in a prestigious civic setting along the Spree.
Öffentliche Museumsführung Ukrainisch – Kleist-Museum
Join a public guided tour at Kleist-Museum on Museum Sunday, conducted in Ukrainian. Explore key Kleist artifacts and the museum's rooms with language-accessible guidance, in a formal, informative setting.
Petrit Halilaj: Who does the earth belong to while painting the wind?
Petrit Halilaj's solo exhibition at ChertLüdde in Berlin investigates belonging and the wind as a metaphor for landscape and memory, through sculpture and installation. The immersive show invites visitors to question who owns the earth and how wind shapes our world.
Brett Charles Seiler: Occasional Lovers
Brett Charles Seiler presents 'Occasional Lovers' at Galerie EIGEN + ART Berlin. This solo exhibition explores intimate, everyday motifs in Seiler’s contemporary practice, set in the gallery's sleek space. A thoughtful, image-driven dialogue on connection and distance.
Tino Geiss: Painting and Collage
German artist Tino Geiss presents a mixed-media show of painting and collages at Galerie Brockstedt in Berlin. The exhibition pairs bold painterly works with inventive collages, exploring contemporary visual dialogue in a sleek gallery setting.
Geometry of Light: Karl Benjamin & Grey Crawford
Geometry of Light brings Karl Benjamin and Grey Crawford to Persons Projects for a visually immersive exhibition that probes light as form. The show pairs abstract imaging with sensory installations in a Berlin gallery, inviting fresh perception of color, shadow, and space.
Berlin Art: events until 30 Jun 2026
This Berlin art roundup compiles ongoing exhibitions, gallery shows and public installations open through 30 June 2026. Browse contemporary works across city venues, with highlights from major galleries, museums and cultural spaces featured by VisitBerlin.
Exhibition at Deutsche Oper Berlin
An art exhibition at Deutsche Oper Berlin showcasing contemporary works across painting, sculpture, and multimedia installations. Housed in the iconic opera house, the show blends architectural drama with visual art, inviting visitors to explore a dialogue between form and space. Open through July 12, 2026.
Julian Charrière: Midnight Zone at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg
Discover Julian Charrière's Midnight Zone at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, a provocative contemporary art installation exploring geology and our planet's changing surfaces. The immersive exhibition runs March 14–25, 2026, tucked within the museum's architecture and designed to provoke thought on nature and time.
Robert Rehfeldt: Mail Message from my Studio
Solo exhibition by Robert Rehfeldt titled Mail Message from my Studio at ChertLüdde in Berlin. The show surveys studio-based works and mail-inspired pieces, highlighting process and communication in contemporary art. Dates run 02.05.–18. March 2026.
Public guided tour "Nature and German history"
Public guided tour through exhibition rooms exploring the concept of nature in 800 years of German history, from the world egg to Anthropocene landscapes.
Josef Kaiser
Josef Kaiser exhibition at the Berlinische Galerie exploring Kaiser’s building projects for the GDR and their architectural, political and urban significance.
75 Jahre Berliner Festspiele
Exhibition at Gropius Bau marking 75 years of the Berliner Festspiele, presenting archival material, historical highlights and festival milestones in a curated show.
Art Exhibition at Gropius-Bau, Berlin
Experience a contemporary art exhibition at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin. Housed in a historic building, the show offers curated works in a grand, gallery-lined space—perfect for art lovers seeking architectural ambiance.
Jeewi Lee
Jeewi Lee’s GASAG Art Prize 2026 exhibition at the Berlinische Galerie presents contemporary work by the prizewinner in a major museum showcase.
Carrie Mae Weems
A major exhibition of Carrie Mae Weems at C/O Berlin presenting her photography and multimedia works that explore race, gender, history and memory across a career-spanning survey.
After Nature Prize 26
After Nature Prize 26 at C/O Berlin showcases prize-winning photography and visual projects that explore human–nature relations in a contemporary exhibition opening 12 Sept 2026.
Cassirer and the Breakthrough of Impressionism – Preview
Preview at the Alte Nationalgalerie exploring Cassirer’s perspective on the breakthrough of Impressionism, linking archival context with the museum’s late-19th-century collection and a curated look at key works in a gallery setting.
Lovis Corinth
Lovis Corinth — Then came Berlin at the Berlinische Galerie: a museum exhibition showcasing Corinth's pivotal works and his influence on German modern painting after moving to Berlin.
NEWS ++ Skandal
Berlin's Alte Nationalgalerie hosts NEWS ++ Skandal, a provocative art exhibition featuring Hermione von Preuschen and The Mors Imperator. Set in the museum's historic galleries, the show probes scandal, power and desire through multidisciplinary works, inviting bold interpretation.
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