11.04.2018 (18:30-21:00)
Welcome to the Post-humanism reading group at >top Schillerpalais.
During this reading group, we will read and discuss the theory of Posthumanism. Additionally, there will be parallel events and we will invite artists, researchers, academics to present their work. Read More
Fr. 13.04.2018 (18:00)
Schillerpromenade 4, 12049 Berlin
Colombia is a capitalist and democratic country, however, this condition has not been reflected in the equality and mutual restriction between the branches of public power. Read More
Sa. 14.4.2018 (11:00 – 17:00)
The second workshop will be, again, a basic introduction to construction techniques and we’ll learn how to build a simple object of furniture…We’ll also have warm soup to keep us energised. Read More
For our exhibition at the art fair we called artists to work with petri dishes and jars on the topic of islands. As well under this topic we will show ‘Fleeting Sea – Measuring the Coastline of a Puddle’, a c-print by Elizabeth McTernan and ‘An Opportunity for an Island’, a video of a performance by Ventsislav Zankov.
Thursday, 26.04 2018
Doors from 19:30, Film at 20:30
Trash Palace is a monthly screening of rare B-Movies and trash films. Films that are not widely available and rarely seen anywhere. Funny, strange, whimsical, weird, musical, apocalyptic. So bad they’re good. Read More
Sat. 31.03.2018 (19:00 – 23:00)
Schillerpromenade 4, 12049 Berlin
Do we yet have the state of mind or the sensory array to fully grasp what we call reality? What is this thing we call reality? Where is it? Where are we, if we are inside of it? Read More
Sa, 24.03.2018. (15:00 – 18:00)
Schillerpromenade 4, 12049 Berlin
Living in a voluntary relationship with the sea animals, Photobacterium has developed a social sense directly connected to its bioluminescence. In this open workshop, everyone will influence the social life of Photobacterium in an attempt to make it glow. Practically, you will learn to culture the bacteria on agar plates and then grow it at home until it glows beautifully. Read More
Sa, 17.03.2018. (15:00 – 18:00)
Schillerpromenade 4, 12049 Berlin
Fungi are able to biodegrade organic and inorganic elements, including slowly degradable elements such as cellulose, toxins, and heavy metals. Fungi are also known for being able to transport chemical elements within their networks and their ability to exchange chemical elements with plants. Read More