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Finissage Ausstellung IM FLUSS DER ZEIT
Finissage exhibition IN THE FLOW OF TIME
Event by: KEP kunstetagenpankow e.V.
Location: Schönhausen Palace, Tschaikowskistraße 1, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow
About event
Finissage
IN THE FLOW OF TIME
At the end of the exhibition, we cordially invite you to the finissage in Schönhausen Palace.
In a relaxed atmosphere, we would like to look at the works together again and present the newly published catalog for the exhibition.
The band Boxi Barré will provide the musical setting.
📅 Saturday, November 2nd 2025
🕓 from 4 p.m.
📍 Schönhausen Palace, Berlin
We are looking forward to an atmospheric afternoon full of art, music and encounters.
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Under the title IN THE FLOW OF TIME, the artists from KunstEtagenPankow e.V. (KEP) are designing according to “City Pieces – Rhythm Berlin”. (2021–22) a second exhibition at Schönhausen Castle.
The artist community has been based in Pankow since 2012 and enlivens the local art landscape with exhibitions, exhibitions and cultural events.
The exhibition IN THE FLOW OF TIME shows works that capture the constant change of our time - from social upheavals to personal reflections. In a world full of uncertainties, art becomes a mirror that connects the past, present and future.
The Kunstetagen Pankow (KEP) association presents painting, sculpture, photography, installations and multimedia works. Schönhausen Castle, a witness to historical upheavals, becomes a resonance space for artistic searches for traces. The works not only touch on memory, identity and the scars of history, but they also show that art in times of crisis can not only be expression, but also resistance and orientation.
IN THE FLOW OF TIME invites you to take a new look at transience and what remains - and to understand art as a quiet echo of our common history.
A catalog is published for the exhibition that documents the works and deepens your thoughts on the role of art in turbulent times. It will be presented at the finissage on November 2nd.
On view are works by Christian Badel, Daniel Baden, Marion Berg, Ralph Bergel, Erdmute Blach, Marie-Ulrike Callenius, Christel Daesler, Marula DiComo, Esther Glück, Carola Grimm, Bettina Hauke, Stefan Kraft, Uschi Krempel, Simone Ommert, Nikola Richard, Paetrick Schmidt, Cori Schubert, Raimund Schucht, Paola Telesca, Beate Tischer, Thomas Weidner, Anja Weingärtner and Thomas Wolf.
IN THE FLOW OF TIME
At the end of the exhibition, we cordially invite you to the finissage in Schönhausen Palace.
In a relaxed atmosphere, we would like to look at the works together again and present the newly published catalog for the exhibition.
The band Boxi Barré will provide the musical setting.
📅 Saturday, November 2nd 2025
🕓 from 4 p.m.
📍 Schönhausen Palace, Berlin
We are looking forward to an atmospheric afternoon full of art, music and encounters.
---------------
Under the title IN THE FLOW OF TIME, the artists from KunstEtagenPankow e.V. (KEP) are designing according to “City Pieces – Rhythm Berlin”. (2021–22) a second exhibition at Schönhausen Castle.
The artist community has been based in Pankow since 2012 and enlivens the local art landscape with exhibitions, exhibitions and cultural events.
The exhibition IN THE FLOW OF TIME shows works that capture the constant change of our time - from social upheavals to personal reflections. In a world full of uncertainties, art becomes a mirror that connects the past, present and future.
The Kunstetagen Pankow (KEP) association presents painting, sculpture, photography, installations and multimedia works. Schönhausen Castle, a witness to historical upheavals, becomes a resonance space for artistic searches for traces. The works not only touch on memory, identity and the scars of history, but they also show that art in times of crisis can not only be expression, but also resistance and orientation.
IN THE FLOW OF TIME invites you to take a new look at transience and what remains - and to understand art as a quiet echo of our common history.
A catalog is published for the exhibition that documents the works and deepens your thoughts on the role of art in turbulent times. It will be presented at the finissage on November 2nd.
On view are works by Christian Badel, Daniel Baden, Marion Berg, Ralph Bergel, Erdmute Blach, Marie-Ulrike Callenius, Christel Daesler, Marula DiComo, Esther Glück, Carola Grimm, Bettina Hauke, Stefan Kraft, Uschi Krempel, Simone Ommert, Nikola Richard, Paetrick Schmidt, Cori Schubert, Raimund Schucht, Paola Telesca, Beate Tischer, Thomas Weidner, Anja Weingärtner and Thomas Wolf.