G10 showcase and sell their latest designs, reflect on past projects, and share more about their collective. Alongside all the creations, you can enjoy some great DJ sets (details coming soon!).

Tobi Keck and Paul Waak find themselves in an odd scenery. The place is concealed. Isolated and preserved from the outside dust; soaked into vague colors and under construction…..

Photography exhibition by Kelsey Becker

Augustin Grasdepot’s debut exhibition “Failure won’t be an Option” offers an introduction to his artistic practice and visual universe.

Drawing from his origins, the pieces explore his diverse cultural background and the conflicts it presents, reflecting on history through colourful, reduced compositions.

Berlin-based artists Michelle Riemer and Elisabed Zautashvili warmly invite you to their ceramics and visual arts exhibition

MAI Magazine Berlin hosts their Monster Issue IRL

Chainmail clothing workshops by Catholic Guilt Clothing

Self Diagnosis is an exhibition by Alexander Norton, highlighting and exhibiting special interests and opening up a dialogue around neuro divergence and the role of self diagnosis for a more understandable existence

A solo exhibition of paintings, video and sculpture by Danish artist Oscar Juul-Sørensen

“The Song Nobody Knows” recontextualizes stories created around sirens from Greek mythology. By taking a feminist approach, the artist @aelnaan creates a series of ceramic sculptures that contrast beauty with grotesque.

Berlin-based artists Esther Lalanne and Nicoline Aspvik will be showcasing paintings, sculptures, and installations as well as events such as poetry reading, fortune telling and a tattoo pop-up

FOUL PLAY observes and presents current work from our city. This time we engage with vulnerability and the personal semiosis of craft. Seven stories, seven works.

Mona Cordes, a German photographer, multimedia artist, and designer is hosting a solo exhibition and a photobook launch

Solo exhibition by Berlin-based interdisciplinary visual artist Nahyun Park, presenting her hybrid sculpture installations

Tokyo-based jewelry brand Valentine and Berlin-based graphic designer. Typoésie present Body Language, a collaborative jewelry exhibition.“Metal” and “Type” are two of the most fundamental and important media in our mutual creation.

An Exhibition showcasing the incredible body of work of Pauline. Expanding on her paperwork themes of motherhood, animals and ritual will see larger sculptural works displayed for the first time as well as large canvas work and more. All original works will be available to purchase.

Back on the strasse after a 7 month hiatus, Beltran Valenzuela & lizzy lizzy have some thrilling new goods to share with you. But don’t worry, in addition to new collections there will also be the opportunity to shop our archive pieces.