Big art event in Berlin: All by over from July 15th!

Big art event in Berlin: All by over from July 15th!

Zingster Straße 25, 13051 Berlin, Deutschland - On Tuesday, July 15, 2025, the group exhibition "All by past" opens in Studio in the high-rise in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen. From 6 p.m., all those interested in art are invited to visit the exhibition titled by curator Uwe Jonas as an ironic "industry meeting". Over 200 artists present a variety of art and styles that explore the creative possibilities of contemporary art.

The exhibition takes place in an exciting frame. The rooms of the studio in the high -rise are filled with small -format works of art, which are kept in maximum size of A3. This selection offers visitors interesting insights into the artistic work of the participants. The period of the exhibition extends from July 16 to September 7, 2025, whereby admission is free.

opening times and arrival

Visitors can enjoy the exhibition from Monday to Saturday between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and Sundays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., except for public holidays. The studio in the high -rise can be easily reached with the M4 and M5 tram lines, stop: Ahrenshooper Straße. The address is Zingster Straße 25, 13051 Berlin.

adjacent to the upcoming exhibition, the studio in the high -rise already has another show, “currently family reunion”, which was opened on April 29, 2025, and still runs until July 7, 2025. This exhibition presents a selection of the previous artistic work of the house. In order to expand the artificial offer in Berlin, a digital cultural card for Lichtenberg is also available, which enables it to search for places, filters, tours and events.

art scene in Berlin

The contemporary art scene in Berlin is diverse and dynamic. Hundreds of galleries present a wide variety of art forms, starting with visual arts to performing arts to light installations and digital NFT works of art. Established art institutions such as the Academy of Arts and the House of Cultures in the World play an important role in the discourse and exchange of the art scene. Berlin is also home to many internationally known artists, such as Alicia Kwade and ólafur Elíasson, who live and work here.

In addition, numerous project rooms, collective and art museums such as Gropius Bau and the Kindl Center for Contemporary Art enrich the art landscape. Regular events such as the Gallery Weekend and Berlin Art Week attract art enthusiasts from all over the world and promote the exchange between artists and collectors. The Street Art Scene also offers accessible access to art for everyone.

For more information on upcoming events and exhibitions in the Berlin art scene, please visit Visitberlin.de .