Our former fellow Marco Donnarumma performs in collaboration with Margherita Pevere "Eingeweide" at the opening night of the group exhibition Beyond Borders at the Center for Contemporary Art Laznia in Poland.

The composition BA4 by our fellow Anthony R. Green will be performed at Klangraum Festival in Stuttgart.

Errant Sound will feature Clarissa Thieme's newly produced works and the installation "Can’t you see them? – Repeat." in site specific set up.

Das HKW Berlin präsentiert Bestiarium, a music theater production for people ages 6 and up, developed by the Berlin ensemble DieOrdnungDerDinge in collaboration with the composer Nuria Nunez Hierro.

In the framework of her artistic FWF research project "The Performative Biofact" and in cooperation with the women’s representative of the Berlin University of the Arts, our alumna Lucie Strecker invites Isabel Burr-Raty to give the workshop "Bio-autonomous Farming" at BAS.

The film "Araf" by our fellow Didem Pekün is screened as part of the Bosnian program at Eastern Neigbours Film Festival 2019 at Fimhuis Den Haag.

For the Kunstmuseum Bonn, Agnes Meyer-Brandis developed an immersive video and spatial installation that is characteristic for her work which is “moving at the intersection of art and science, nature and culture, fact and fction.”

The series of drawings “flüssige Raster“ (fluid raster) by our alumna Juliane Laitzsch is part of the centenary exhibition Original Bauhaus at Berlinische Galerie– Museum of Modern Art.

Our associate Rindon Johnson’s work will be on show at the Brooklyn Museum until December, as part of the show Nobody Promised You Tomorrow: Art 50 Years After Stonewall.

Our alumna Tanja Ostojić will exhibit the entire exhibition archive of her project "Lexicon of Tanjas Ostojić” (2011-17) and "After Courbet” (2004), each of them for the first time in Germany, in the context of "DE-HEIMATIZE IT!" at Maxim Gorki Theater.

Our associate Neslihan Arol contributed to the book “Staging Gender – Reflexionen aus Theorie und Praxis der performativen Künste” with her thoughts on “Gender in Comedy: Reflections from a Practitioner-Researcher”.

The Guardian listed the best art of the 21st century and our former fellow Tanja Ostojić is on place 23 with her project “Looking for a Husband with EU Passport” (2000-05).

Our former fellow Stefan Hayn presents his new film “Pain, Vengeance ? | Brot, Rache? | Bread, Revenge?” (2019, 76 min), which is based on two texts written by French author Robert Antelme (1917-1990), at DOK Leipzig.

Lower Saxony and the Braunschweig University of Art (HBK) awarded three scholarships in the framework of the Dorothea-Erxleben programme to Helene Appel (Painting), Pauline M’Barek (Performance) and former Graduate School fellow Kerstin Ergenzinger (Sound Art).

On the occasion of its second collaboration with LOOP Barcelona, CosmoCaixa hosts a proposal by German artist Agnes Meyer-Brandis, whose work waves scientific facts and fiction with a personal touch of poetic imagination.

Two meatgrowers meet in a processing plant. They move automatically through each day, longing for one another, as the viewer—a silent friend and confidant—looks on.

“Rooze-Mabada” [For a Rainy Day] is a group show at Giardino Segreto in Milan featuring nine Iranian artists, among them our current fellow Yalda Afsah.

Our fellow Yalda Afsah presents her work as part of the group exhibition of the Schmidt-Rottluff scholarship holders.

The booklet Heft 2/2019 of “Berliner Debatte Initial” is dedicated to cultural philosopher, aesthete and architecture theoretician Lothar Kühne. The editors are former BAS student employee Martin Küpper and Thomas Möbius.

Our fellow Anthony R. Green conceptualised “Voice X Dance” for the event The Art of Improvisation – Made in Stuttgart!, a cooperation between Freie Tanz- und Theaterszene Stuttgart and Landesmuseum Württemberg.

The film “World on Board” by our former fellow Eva Könnemann will be screened in the framework of the Duisburger Film Week.

This screening brings together two recent video works by Tony Cokes and Rindon Johnson (Associate). Cokes’ “Testament A: mf fka k-p x ke rip” (2019). The screenings will be followed by a conversation between the two artists and Sohrab Mohebbi.

Composer/performer Anthony R. Green will discuss his recent research related to the life of Harriet Jacobs in the Salon titled "Enslavement, Isolation, Sexual Abuse, and the Brain: a discussion about Harriet Jacobs".

Alumna Lucie Strecker gives a lecture demonstration titled “Applied Microperformativity: Report on Experimental Symposium“ in the framework of the 6th Colloquium on Artistic Research in Performing Arts 2019 at the Theatre Academy of Uniarts Helsinki. 

Alumna Clarissa Thieme’s Piece TODAY IS 11TH JUNE 1993 will be shown at this year’s Sarajevo Film Festival.

"Banana Mummy" presents our former fellow Valentina Karga’s long term artistic research on the circulation of energy and matter amid escalated ecological urgencies.

The salon #15 titled "Words for struggle" is concerned with the question how to unearth liberatory languages buried by history. A conversation with Övül Durmusoglu and Marwa Arsanios.

Our alumni Zeynep Tuna and Nino Klingler present the third episode of their project "Kanal 82" in the framework of the exhibition Condition Room at Apartment Project Berlin.

Our former fellow Kerstin Ergenzinger opens the new exhibition format Be Water at B-Part Exhibition Am Gleisdreieck with her work Pluvial- A Sono Tactile Architecture.

"The one world you knew never existed." A project with performances, exhibition and talks by the fellows and associates of the Graduate School, Yalda Afsah, Neslihan Arol, Anthony Green, Rindon Johnson, Mariam Mekiwi, Didem Pekün and Romily Alice Walden, curated by Jan Verwoert.

In the framework of the exhibition "A Word of Warning", our associate Neslihan Arol will hold the workshop "Comedy & Laughter Discussions with Neslihan Arol".

A roundtable discussion with Yalda Afsah, Neslihan Arol, Anthony R. Green, Didem Pekün and Romily A. Walden.

Our fellow Didem Pekün presents her film “Araf” as an opening act of the 25th City of Women Festival in Ljubljana at the Slovenian Cinematheque as part of the international film programme.

Malagasy guitarist and singer Erick Manana, the group Feo Gasy and the Lokanga Köln Quartet will share the stage at Théatre Jacques Carat. Our employee Jenny Fuhr is one of the musicians.

Our employee Lena Loose presents her final project “Bucht” (bay) in the framework of the exhibition Dreizehn in the Reinbeckhallen.

As a part of the exhibition Moonlight at Hasselblad Center and Space Week in Gothenburg, a symposium about the Moon and the exhibition Moonlight takes place at Hasselblad Center. One of the guests is alumna Agnes Meyer-Brandis.

“Wherever You Are I’ll Find You” is a two month Google Maps Residency. Our fellow Romily Alice Walden will be mapping sick, crip and disabled care networks across physical and digital spaces.

Fellow Romily Alice Walden will begin her three week residency as part of Storm King Art Center’s artist-in-residence program, in partnership with Shandaken Projects.

Our former associate Lisa Glauer will present her work "Onlookers" as part of the group exhibition TERRITORIUM I Tijuana at IMAC - Instituto Municipal de Arte in Mexico.

Klaus Spiess and our former fellow Lucie Strecker present the performative installation “Microbial Keywording” in the framework of “Reading Bodies! Cruising Corpoliteracy in Arts, Education and Everyday Life” at HKW Berlin.

Our former fellow Kiran Kumar will speak on panel 3 “postcolonial horizon” at the upcoming conference "[ OBSCENE ] - Dramaturgy as practices of making (in)visible" at Zürich University of the Arts.

Alumna Lucie Strecker gives a lecture demonstration titled “Applied Microperformativity: Report on Experimental Symposium“ in the framework of the 6th Colloquium on Artistic Research in Performing Arts 2019 at the Theatre Academy of Uniarts Helsinki. 

Among others the Köpenick rapper Romano, the feminist performer and Graduate School alumna Vanessa Stern plus Ensemble and the Greek avant-garde Pop musician Melentini bring Richard Wagner for three days to Berlin and crush him from his genius platform.

The program of this year's Arsenal Summer School will feature a talk and work by alumna Clarissa Thieme titled "Can't You See Them?" – The Library Hamdija Kreševljaković Video Archive Sarajevo
 – Artistic Strategies with and Collaborations Resulting from Subjective Testimony.

After three years of dialogic exchange with physists of the nuClock research groups, Alumna Kerstin Ergenzinger is showing her works ‘Pluvial’ and ‘the Wanderer: Timekeeper’ at the Atominstitut in Vienna.

Our associate Rindon Johnson and Precious Okoyomon hold a Reading at KW in Berlin.

Graduate School associate Rindon Johnson’s 2017 work “It is April” will be shown as part of the film program “Intimate Topographies” of the “Electrified Identities” Cinema Camp in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Fellow Yalda Afsah will celebrate the opening of her solo exhibition Quissac this Thursday at FRAGILE here in Berlin.

Our former fellow Lucie Strecker takes part in the “Understanding – Art & Research” exhibition at MAK in Berlin in the frame of her Elise Richter PEEK research project “The Performative Biofact”.

Our former fellow Kerstin Ergenzinger contributes to the 2019 project at the Turbinenhalle Stienitzsee by artist collective Endmoräne with a new site-specific experiment with differently tuned aeolian ‘string-drum-horns’.

Fellow Romily Alice Walden’s show “The Split Is Vividly Revealed” presents her new work.

Our fellow Yalda Afsah Fellow Yalda won the film award of this year’s edition of the film festival IsReal with her short film “Tourneur”.

Our alumna Agnes Meyer Brandis will give a lecture titled "From personal space to outer space ... and everything in between" in the framework of the "Limitless Spaces" Programm in Denkmark.

Our former fellow Jeremiah Day is the initiator of an upcoming performance in which 14 artists will engage the site and situation of the house Neue Hochstr. 51 - invited by Kristine Huschka, the house’s last resident.

In CIRCUMSCRIBE, associate Rindon Johnson examines material and conceptual forms of circulation and containment in relation to capital and consumption, privileging language, images, bodies, and technologies.

The orchestra debut album of our former fellow Ketan Bhatti and Vivan Bhatti was published by Sony Classical. Their music is staged as an intermedia dance show at Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin.

Fellow Yalda Afsah’s short film "Tourneur" will be shown at the upcomming festival FRAMES of REPRESENTATION at the ICA London.

Two of our former fellows, Juliane Laitzsch and Agnes Meyer-Brandis, present their artworks in the exhibition “Experiment Zukunft” in Rostock.

In "Landing Strip for the Milky Way", Alumna Lisa Glauer exhibits various series of artwork and light installations using diverse media.

Alumnus Marco Donnarumma and Marghertia Pevere will show their piece "Eingeweide" at Meta Marathon 2019.

A paper by Alumna Kerstin Ergenzinger appears in the current print edition of Leonardo Magazine with the article ‘Nubis et Nuclei: A Study on Noise and Precision’.

The new work of our former fellow Clarissa Thieme titled “Can’t You See Them? – Repeat”, film and Installation, is part of two Berlinale sections.

"World on Board" is a hybrid of documentary and narrative film. The film by our alumna Eva Könnemann premieres at Berlinale 2019 in the category “Berlinale Shorts”.

Alumna Agnes Meyer-Brandis takes part in Hors Pistes 2019 at Centre Pompidou in Paris with her project “Moon Goose Colony”.

Film criticism as agenda: During the Berlinale, the Berlin Critics’ Week presents a programme of international films, selected according to their capacity for stimulating discussion.

Sophiensæle presents "Casting Freischütz" by Quast + Knoblich. Our former fellow Hendrik Quast and Maika Knoblich are taking a closer look at their village roots on the occasion of their tenth stage anniversary.

Sophiensæle presents "La dernière crise – Frauen am Rande der Komik" by and with our former fellow Vanessa Stern.