Eine Welt Aus Hack goes into sprint for its finish line! Thee Ausstellung V is starting tomorrow at Westgermany!
Artists: Damien Tran, Viktor Schmidt, Hannah Schiefelbein, Fuzzgun91, Oliver Regahl & Sebastian Gaissert, Juliane Kowalke, Christoph Blankenburg, Hackfleisch, Drawing Competition Contestants, Sara Lehn, Sackratte.
Opening: 19.01.2017, 7pm
Opening Hours: Every day 5-9pm (except for the concert days)
Entrance: Free
Westgermany
Skalitzer Strasse 133 Berlin
A group exhibition brings together a wide circle of artists whose work moves between drawing, installation, performance, and experimental formats. The idea is less about a single medium than about an attitude: an openness to risk, a willingness to combine loud and quiet gestures, and an interest in how everyday images can be reshaped into something strange. Visitors are invited to move through the rooms at their own pace, noticing how one piece answers another and how humor, roughness, and tenderness can share the same wall. The exhibition runs over several weeks, with different formats unfolding across the run. Alongside the main galleries, a parallel program of concerts, presentations, and short performances turns the space into something closer to a living room than a museum. Evenings shift between acoustic sets, electronic experiments, spoken word, and collaborative happenings that often spill out into the audience. Some events are planned in advance, while others grow from spontaneous conversations between artists on site. Together they build a layered soundtrack that complements the visual work and gives visitors a reason to return on different days. The exhibition is open daily in the late afternoon and evening, with a few exceptions when concert programming takes over. Admission is free, keeping the doors open to anyone passing by, whether regulars or first-time visitors. A poster and a short trailer offer a glimpse of what to expect, and a printed handout in the room lists the participating artists and the schedule of accompanying events. The aim is simple: to share a moment of focused looking and listening before the work travels on to other places and other audiences.
A pop-up exhibition brings together a wide mix of artists whose practices span drawing, painting, sculpture, installation, video, and printed ephemera. The show operates as a collaborative project space rather than a traditional gallery, with each contributor developing a body of work that responds to the shared theme and venue. Visitors encounter a constantly evolving presentation, as new pieces appear alongside ongoing works, creating an atmosphere closer to an open studio than a finished exhibition. The program is conceived as a short, intensive run, inviting audiences to follow the process from setup through closing while engaging directly with the artists and curators involved in shaping it. Operating on a flexible daily schedule, the venue welcomes guests throughout the late afternoon and early evening, allowing the space to shift naturally between quiet viewing moments and more active evenings of talks, screenings, and small concerts. Free admission reflects the project's intent to remain open and accessible, encouraging visitors from the local arts scene, students, and curious passersby to drop in without planning. By concentrating so many distinct artistic approaches within one shared environment, the exhibition creates a snapshot of an independent creative community in motion, capturing the energy of artists working together on a short timeline and inviting the public to witness the result in a single, concentrated visit.
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