Get-together with Printed Matter
- Books and printed matter for sale, some farewells and updates about the program of 2025 and 2026
ZOOM IN!
- CURRENT COLLABORATIONS BETWEEN ART, BIOLOGY, MUSIC, AND ANTHROPOLOGY
- Panel Discussion | With Isabel Bredenbröker, Adam Pultz, India Mansour, and Sybille Neumeyer
Inspired by…
- Reading Club
- With Guest Artists Isabel Bredenbröker and Adam Pultz
IN-PROGRESS… | COLLOQUIUM
- Research in Art, Science and Humanities
- With Ionat Zurr
WALK & TALK
- Berries, berries, berries and rosehips. FERAL FIELDWORK back at Nasse Dreieck (Autumn Edition) | Artist Talk by Käthe Wenzel
Inspired by…
- Reading Club
- With Guest Artist Aslı Dinç
Hidden Colours
- Inkmaking with Plants in Urban Space
- Käthe Wenzel
Sending Occulto 8 to Print
- A Temporary Editorial Office as Performance, Organic Exhibition, and Non-systematic Archive
- Editorial Residency with Alice Cannavà
Embodied Methods to explore chemical relationships
- with Jemma Woolmore and Pati Masłowska
Inspired by…
- Reading Club
- With Guest Artists ella hebendanz and pamela varela
Archive
Swarms, Robots and Postnature
- Artist Talk | Käthe Wenzel
The exhibition project presents research based artistic positions on swarm behaviour, questioning the traditional concept of “nature” and explores the interface of the biological and the machine. Exhibiting artist Käthe Wenzel will give an insight in her artistic research and practice.
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- Artist Talk | So Kanno
The exhibition project presents research based artistic positions on swarm behaviour, questioning the traditional concept of “nature” and explores the interface of the biological and the machine. As part of our online program the exhibiting artist So Kanno gives an insight in his artistic research and practice.
Read moreVIRAL CLOUD | Berlin Tokyo
- Hybrid Arts and DIY Bio Cultures
- Hideo Iwasaki and Matthias Rillig
Since spring 2020 ALB and BioClub Tokyo have been arranging online meetings between hybrid artists and associates in our respective cities. In our Meeting #13 two scientists talk about art and science collaborations.
Read moreMind Blind Pathetic Sublime
- Online Performance Lecture
- Sarah Hermanutz
Five years since she presented the lecture-performance “Mind Blind: Therapeutic Interventions for Human/NonHuman Communications” for Transmediale | Vorspiel 2016, artist Sarah Hermanutz revisits the problems of social cognition in this time of isolation and multiple intersecting crises.
Read moreVIRAL CLOUD | Berlin Tokyo
- Hybrid Arts and DIY Bio Cultures
- Fara Peluso and Sachiko Hirosue
Since spring 2020 Art Laboratory Berlin and BioClub Tokyo have been arranging online meetings between hybrid artists and associates in our respective cities and beyond. In our 12th meeting we feature presentations by designer and bioartist Fara Peluso and Bioengineer Sachiko Hirosue
Read moreVIRAL CLOUD | Berlin Tokyo
- Hybrid Arts and DIY Bio Cultures
- Heather Barnett
Since spring 2020 ALB and BioClub Tokyo have been arranging online meetings between hybrid artists and associates in our respective cities and beyond. Meeting #11 features Heather Barnett on her art and science practice, recent collaborations in Japan, and new projects.
Read moreVIRAL CLOUD | Berlin Tokyo
- Hybrid Arts and DIY Bio Cultures
- Walter Waldman
Since spring 2020 ALB and BioClub Tokyo have been arranging online meetings between hybrid artists and associates in our respective cities and beyond. Meeting #11 features Walter Waldman presenting his research on microplastics and ideas for cooperation across disciplines.
Read moreFeminist SF
- Visions of M/otherhood & Reproduction
- Isabel de Sena
This event series as a live Talk Show format pays tribute to the powerful alternative images of mothering we’ve inherited through the pioneering work of feminist Sci-Fi writers, most notably regarding their defiance of conventions on (technological) reproduction.
Read moreTHE CAMILLE DIARIES Symposium
- Current Artistic Positions on M/otherhood, Life and Care
The symposium discusses current conditions of our world (environmental changes, gender aspects, biopolitics), an ‘aesthetics of care’ as the basis for inter-species coexistence. The conference brings the exhibiting artists together with researchers from the humanities and natural sciences.
Read moreA Future for Food
- Discussion and Livestream
- Amy Youngs | Ken Rinaldo | Anna Paltseva | Daniel Lammel | Regine Rapp | Christian de Lutz
Can we break away from agricultural practices which are intimately connected to desertification, water and soil pollution, antibiotic resistance, climate change and social and economic inequalities? This discussion considers a sustainable, multispecies perspective to farming.
Read moreMind the Fungi
- Material Driven Design | Workshop
- Fara Peluso
Based on material driven design methodologies Fara Peluso in this workshop explores possibilities and limits of mycelium-based materials. The participants discuss and work together on growing material, building sculptures, and drawing and cutting patterns on a new material made of biofilm.
Read moreDIY Hack the Panke
- Microplastics and Coexistence | Online Workshop Discussion
- Kat Austen and Joana MacLean
Central to the discussion is the coexistence of microplastics in the environment. Approaching the plastisphere as artists, chemists and biologists, trees and bacteria, humans and particles, we will negotiate together a plan of coexistence with microplastics on this planet.
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- Open Lab Night | Bioprocess Engineering
Scientists will give an insight into the world of lichens and their potential for new natural products is presented. Afterwards, production tools, in particular bioreactors, that are used to reproduce the lichen cultures and their valuable materials, will be presented.
Read moreThe Lumenses Project
- Florence Razoux
Artist and scientist Florence Razoux will be presenting the Lumenses Project, a series of creative initiatives that offers a new perspective on menstruation and examine how the taboo that surrounds menstruation impacts society, and especially the biomedical research.
Read moreDIY Hack the Panke
- Science by Doing
- With students from the Gustav-Freytag Schule
The project offered the pupils of the Gustav-Freytag-Schule a wide range of events about the river Panke. Through workshops and visits the art science collective DIY Hack the Panke made it possible for students to artistically explore biology, chemistry, design and ecology.
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