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- Location
- Berlin, Germany
- Exhibition window
- Sep 9, 2026 → Sep 13, 2026
About
Overview
Berlin Art Week is the largest gathering of Berlin's contemporary art scene and marks the beginning of the city's art autumn season. This five-day festival features special exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks across the city.
Dates
- 9–13 September 2026
- Preview opening reception: 7 September 2027
- Next edition: 8–12 September 2027
Daily Programme
- Wednesday: Grand opening event at leading art institutions; museum, gallery, and exhibition space openings
- Thursday: Positions Berlin Art Fair opens at Berlin-Tempelhof Airport with national and international galleries; Gallery Night exhibition openings across the city
- Friday: Focus on Berlin's independent scene with special programmes at initiatives and project spaces; Featured Night with extended hours and events
- Sunday: Artist talks, Berlin Art Week Garten programmes, and guided tours through exhibitions and project spaces
Special Events
- Open Houses: Renowned private collections open to the public without prior registration
- Discovering Collections!: Guided tours through previously inaccessible private spaces of Berlin collectors (limited spaces available)
Location
Across Berlin, including Berlin-Tempelhof Airport and venues from Mitte to outer districts.
Organizer
Berlin Art Week is a project of Kulturprojekte Berlin, made possible with support from the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises, the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), and funded by Berliner Volksbank eG.
- Theme
- A festival celebrating Berlin's contemporary art scene with special exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and talks.
- Audience
- Open to local and international audiences
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