Franziska Katharina Röhrs is an abstract painter who rarely uses a traditional brush. Instead, she applies paint using everyday objects and her own body during a yoga flow. She held her first solo exhibition in our space, and it was a success—three of her paintings were sold.

maq•dsha is an international art collective by and for BIW*oCs with the aim to create safer spaces, in which people with experiences of discrimination and racism can show and interact with art in any form freely.

Sepia is a newly founded platform and creative workshop based in Berlin that is dedicated to the South Asian community. It aims to provide a platform for people from diverse South Asian backgrounds to share their stories and work, which unfortunately are often not yet sufficiently represented in the mainstream media.

Ryan Allan is a portrait, lifestyle and skate photographer who is, to say the least, out of the ordinary. His work often shows subjects in their raw, natural state and allows genuine emotion to shine through while engaging and captivating the viewer. In May 2023, he exhibited his ‘Dylan Rieder’ exhibition in our space in memory of his good friend, skateboard legend, artist and model, who passed away far too soon.

Creating a space for FLINTA artists: Under the motto ‘BON AP -Take a seat we have room for everyone’, the creative collective of Annika Prigge and Jaqui Dresen hosted a vernissage in our space, including a food installation by herrlich dining, live music, a DJ set and delicious drinks.

GURLZ WITH CURLZ (GWC for short) connects Black women and empowers them to form friendships, see themselves as part of a large community and be seen, represented and valued. They should have a space in which they can use their voice. Dudes with Roots is the male counterpart which was launched by Gurlz with Curlz in the form of a first Magazine.