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The Gaza Biennale Berlin Pavilion radiates through local networks of solidarity with exhibitions at venues including Flutgraben, AGIT, Khan Aljanub and Museum Called Baby, and programs hosted at Galerie & Atelier Arabisk, Casino Cafe Clinic for Social Medicine, Spore Initiative, KM28 and more, as well as around the streets of Berlin.
Öffnungszeiten der Dauerausstellung | Permanent exhibition hours:
Flutgraben, AGIT: jede Woche, Do – So | every week, Thu–Sun | 14–19:00
Khan Aljanub: jede Woche, Mo – Sa | every week, Mon – Sat | 12–19:00
Museum Called Baby*: jede Woche, Fr – So | every week, Fri – Sun | 14–19:00
Alternatives Denkmal für Deutschland (Hermannplatz): öffentlich zugänglich | publicly accessible
*Nur mit Anmeldung über www.museumcalledbaby.org
About the exhibition venues:
Flutgraben*+ (Thurs – Sun, 14–19h), Am Flutgraben 3, 12435
The Flutgraben e.V. is a non-profit, self-organized art association and studio in Berlin-Treptow. The association emerges from a polyphonic community of artists, groups and initiatives who contribute programmatically and organizationally in changing constellations. The landmark building comprises around fifty artists* studios, a project room, a multi-purpose hall and a roof terrace.
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AGIT* (Thurs – Sun, 14–19h), Nansenstraße 2, 12047
AGIT is a public residency and project space which engages with the historical materials from left and social movements to address contemporary questions and present day struggles. Central to AGIT is a series of funded residencies and projects, which will explore different historical materials to make critical interventions in our present. AGIT runs an ad-hoc public programme that builds on the work of these residencies through activities, such as exhibitions, reading groups, work-sessions, screenings, talks, workshops, and publications.
Khan Aljanub° (Mon, Tues, Thurs – Sat, 12–19h)
Khan is a Persian word meaning a house for travelers and caravanserais on long journeys. Khans, also found in many Arab countries, were used as markets for trade and as hotels for merchants and travelers traveling from one country to another. In Berlin, Khan Aljanub carries the symbolism of the name, sourcing and selling books from Arab countries in a European city with a large number of Arabic language readers as well as those interested in its affairs, issues, stories, and historical, philosophical, and present questions as well. It also offers a selection of books translated into German and English, whose contents reflect the rich stories, ethnicities, and languages of the countries of the Global South.
Museum Called Baby (by appointment only)
Museum Called Baby was born in 2025 and is a privately funded, small museum currently growing into a living archive where unfolding relationships are recorded, memories collected and the boundaries between the public and private are explored.
To visit Museum Called Baby please register for a time slot at
www.museumcalledbaby.org
Hermannplatz | Alternatives Denkmal für Deutschland (public)
Alternatives Denkmal für Deutschland (Alternative Monument for Germany) is an interdisciplinary collective of artists, researchers, activists, and cultural practitioners focused on reimagining public memory and commemorating migration. Founded in Berlin, the collective blends art, technology, and social engagement activating diverse communities in co-creating artistic content, ensuring the monument reflects the lived experiences of those it represents. (via arsenal: institut für film)
Program venues:
Galerie & Atelier Arabisk°
Casino Cafe Clinic for Social Medicine°
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Spore Initiative*+
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KM28
Dammweg 216*+
IL KINO*+
* Barrier-free access to the venue is available
°Single-step, storefront entrance to the venue is available
+Barrier-free bathrooms are available at the venue
More venue and program information will be announced shortly!
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