Times Art Center Berlin curates a range of public programs through collaborations with artists, curators, and other organizations.
Times Art Center Berlin presents the finissage of Wong Ping — Earwax 耳屎, curated by Hou Hanru, on Saturday, June 25, 2022, With the artist Wong Ping, and featuring a site specific intervention by artists Anja Gerecke & Stefan Rummel and a performance by Paper Tiger Theater Studio.
Wong Ping is one of the most eccentric artists of our time. The bright colours and garish sound effects of his animated videos are reminiscent of retro video games or music videos, his visual language moves on the border between shock and humour. Inspired by everyday observations, Wong Ping creates disturbing and crude narratives that challenge conventional concepts of human desire, obsession, shame, isolation, or repressed sexuality.
On the occasion of his solo exhibition Earwax 耳屎, curated by Hou Hanru and opening at Times Art Center Berlin on Friday, March 4, 2022, the Hong Kong-based artist Wong Ping presents a selection of video works at Videoart at Midnight, Kino BABYLON on Friday, February 25, 2022 at midnight.
Times Art Center Berlin presents the live performance of Molecular Love (Mestizo) Act 3 by the artist Mercedes Azpilicueta on the occasion of the finissage of the exhibition Más Allá, el Mar Canta
As part of the finissage of Más Allá, el Mar Canta (Beyond, the Sea Sings) – Diasporic Intimacies and Labor, Times Art Center Berlin presents a screening of selected works by Richard Fung ans Peng Zuqiang from December 18 til 23, 2021.
A conversation with the artists Nicole Awai, Christopher Cozier and Haishu Chen that focuses on the Caribbean as an archipelago of multiple colonial trajectories, languages and artistic practices.
A conversation with the artists Colectivo Hapa, Esvin Alarcón Lam, and Mimian Hsu, moderated by curator Pablo José Ramírez, revolves around an expanded notion of the Central American region, as understood by points of flux and diasporic encounters.
A conversation between curator and cultural theorist Pablo José Ramírez and Guatemalan artist Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa about his work Chiperrec.
The exhibition Más Allá, el Mar Canta (Beyond, the Sea Sings) explores the Chinese diaspora in Central America and the Caribbean as a starting point to consider systems of kinship and ontologies of encounter.
Times Art Center Berlin presents the finissage of Fear, No Fear on Saturday, July 17, 2021. The final day of the exhibition features a program of open-air performances and a special online screening.
As part of the opening of the third chapter Potentialities – Growing Out Of Damaged Ground in the exhibition Angst, Keine Angst, Times Art Center Berlin presents a screening of selected works from June 25, 2021.
A conversation between the artists Iyad Dayoub, Pınar Öğrenci, Vangjush Vellahu, and curator Antje Majewski
As part of the opening of the second chapter Panic – The Moment of Fear in the exhibition Angst, Keine Angst, Times Art Center Berlin presents a screening of selected works from May 12, 2021.
As part of the first chapter Uncertainties: Walking on Unstable Grounds in the exhibition Angst, Keine Angst, Times Art Center Berlin presents a week-long screening of nine works from May 1 till May 7, 2021.
Times Art Center Berlin presents the group show Angst, Keine Angst. The exhibition focuses on the present global state of collective fear and anxiety and will unfold in three chapters.
As a coda to the exhibition Readings From Below, Times Art Center Berlin presents The Fault Zone, Volume I: three short videos based on conversations between artist Hao Jingban, filmmaker Jiang Meng, and curator Su Wei.
A film series to complement the exhibition Readings From Below, in collaboration with the Arsenal – Institute for Film and Video Art
Curated by Ariane Beyn
The exhibition Readings From Below explores how artists engage us in new readings of our complex present by making use of the virtual potentials of archives.
For the third iteration of the public program Conflictual Topography, organized by Heidi Ballet, and on the occasion of the exhibition of Zhou Tao: Winter North Summer South, Daniela Ortiz’s film The Empire of Law is screened online between August 19 and August 26, 2020
The series Conflictual Topography, organized by Heidi Ballet, was originally conceived as a public program during the exhibition of Zhou Tao: Winter North Summer South and was later adapted to the exceptional months we are living through. Heidi Ballet talks with Xiang Zairong, a researcher, theorist, and sometimes curator, about Chinese farmer’s markets, the ongoing pandemic, food, and face masks in Europe and in China.
