Visions of visibility: artists in dialogue with society

In Berlin the time has come again: the art world is grasped by a mighty wave of female creativity! The Fair Share! campaign alliance impressively shows that the dialogue between artists and decision -makers is gaining in importance. Since 2020, the alliance for the visibility of artists and queer voices has occurred and vehemently demands fairer structures in the art world. times change!

The upcoming opening of the visions on October 18 sets a huge sign! Under the patronage of district mayor Dr. Cordelia Koch will also raise other sizes of the Berlin art scene, such as Rachel Kohn and Björn Brolewski. Not only art is presented here, a movement is started here! The exhibition in the Gallery ground floor | Pankow art collection will run until November 13th and admission? Completely free! This should be art lovers: do not miss the inside!

artistic diversity and strong voices

The exhibition shows the exciting works of artists: inside, who use their innovative approaches to question the patriarchal structures! From the Viennese group of artists the 4 graces to Asta Cinks fascinating photo collages - each voice is an indispensable part of the whole. Cink himself says of her work: "I am looking for ways to ritually enroll and compact in the material." An absolute visit to everyone who is interested in the challenges and achievements of artists!

Katja Dimova brings us to the world of wild herbs with her dreamlike textile work - and reminds us of how important knowledge about natural remedies is. Your embroidery tells of tradition and the power of female community! And that's not all: the Leipzig group of artists [materialist] shows how solidary action and creative processes can go hand in hand. The question is artfully raised here: How can art do to change in society?

a very special place of inspiration

Visitors: Inside the exhibition has the opportunity to deal with a unique concept. Fair Share! enables your visions to share your visions for a gender -sensitive and inclusive art landscape - but that's far from everything! Augmented reality and impressive documentation form an impulse room that invites you to actively participate. A look at Julie Wolfthorn's portrait of women shows that history and present come together here too.

The works of the Berlin artist Birgit Sepanski deal with the visibility of women's networks - a topic that is still highly topical. Your Installation "When does it turn?" is a tribute to female art -creating past and asks the question of its recognition in today's art business. The feminist struggles and achievements are impressively visualized here!

Through creative alliances and joint efforts, a new room for dialogue, exchange and solidarity opens up in this exhibition. It is the call to everyone to get involved and to demand nothing less than a revolution in the art world! Don't wait any longer - the opening on October 18 at 7 p.m. is the Place to be for all those interested in art! Pack your friends and experience an exciting journey through the world of avant -garde artists!