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Let's Talk About Food, by Tainá Guedes
Event by: Food Art Week, Stabsstelle Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung
Location: WILMA Shoppen, Wilmersdorfer Straße 46, Berlin - Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
Talks & discussions, Exhibitions
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Invitation Opening on 17.09, 6 PM
"Let’s talk about food" - an art exhibition by Tainá Guedes, inspired by the 17 sustainable skills
Wilma Shop, Wilmersdorfer Str. 46, 10627 Berlin
18. September - December 30, 2025
Monday to Saturday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
What do our diet and the future of the world have in common? The art installation "Let’s Talk About Food" by the artist Tainá Guedes invites visitors to go to this question.
In the heart of Wilma Shopping, there is a walk -in, abstract forest landscape in which 17 treasure chests are hidden - each of which is devoted to one of the 17 goals for sustainable development (global goals) and their connection to nutrition. This poetic and powerful environment is encountered small works of art, statements and inspirations that stimulate, discuss, discuss and act.
Admission is free.
Workshops and guided tours for school classes can be booked at [email protected]. She was born in São Paulo and completed cooking training at the Senac University. Already during her studies she founded her own Japanese restaurant, later she learned the traditional vegetarian shojin-ryori kitchen in Japan. In 2014 she founded the entrance pace Kitchen Gallery in Berlin, a gallery with integrated cuisine that devoted herself to the Food Art and felt the social meaning of Essen She is the founder of Food Art Week*. Author of the books "Cooking with bread" (Oekom Verlag) and "The kitchen of mindfulness" (Kunstmann Verlag). More on Tainaguedes.org, Foodartweek.org and Entretempo-kitchen-gallery.com
Design: Christine Wunder
Scenographic cooperation: Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Artistic assistant: Ismael duá
Planning & Production: Tainá Guedes, Ismael Duá, Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Art mediators: Ivona Pelajic, Karla Suler and Felix Lies
Documentation team: Julien Then and Sven-Gabriel Schwalke
Volunteers: Eve Kuo
An initiative of SBNE and the district office Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, in cooperation with Still.
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Let’s talk about food ”-a contemporary art installation by tainá guedes, Inspired by the 17 Sustainable Global Goals
Wilma Shop, Wilmersdorfer Str. 46, 10627 Berlin
September 30, 2025
Monday to Saturday from 2 pm to 6pm
How is food connected to the future of our planet? Forest Landscape, Where 17 Treasure Boxes Each Reveal A Small Art Installation Linking Food To One Of The 17 Sustainable Development Goals. In Shaping a Better World.
Admission is free.
Workshops and guided tours for school Classes can be arranged by email: [email protected]
tainá guedes is a food activist, artist, and author.
she is the founder of the food art week and the author of the books “Cooking with Bread” (Oekom Verlag) and “The Mindful Kitchen”*(Kunstmann Verlag). and entrepTempo-kitchen-gallery.com
Design: Christine Wunder
Scenographic Collaboration: Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Artistic Assistance: Ismael Duá
Planning & Production: Tainá Guedes, Ismael Duá, Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Art Mediators: Ivona Pelajic, Karla Suler and Felix Lies
Volunteers: Eve Kuo
Documentation Team: Julien Then (Video) and Sven-Gabriel Schwalke
Presented by Sbne and the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf District Office, in Partnership with still
"Let’s talk about food" - an art exhibition by Tainá Guedes, inspired by the 17 sustainable skills
Wilma Shop, Wilmersdorfer Str. 46, 10627 Berlin
18. September - December 30, 2025
Monday to Saturday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
What do our diet and the future of the world have in common? The art installation "Let’s Talk About Food" by the artist Tainá Guedes invites visitors to go to this question.
In the heart of Wilma Shopping, there is a walk -in, abstract forest landscape in which 17 treasure chests are hidden - each of which is devoted to one of the 17 goals for sustainable development (global goals) and their connection to nutrition. This poetic and powerful environment is encountered small works of art, statements and inspirations that stimulate, discuss, discuss and act.
Admission is free.
Workshops and guided tours for school classes can be booked at [email protected]. She was born in São Paulo and completed cooking training at the Senac University. Already during her studies she founded her own Japanese restaurant, later she learned the traditional vegetarian shojin-ryori kitchen in Japan. In 2014 she founded the entrance pace Kitchen Gallery in Berlin, a gallery with integrated cuisine that devoted herself to the Food Art and felt the social meaning of Essen She is the founder of Food Art Week*. Author of the books "Cooking with bread" (Oekom Verlag) and "The kitchen of mindfulness" (Kunstmann Verlag). More on Tainaguedes.org, Foodartweek.org and Entretempo-kitchen-gallery.com
Design: Christine Wunder
Scenographic cooperation: Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Artistic assistant: Ismael duá
Planning & Production: Tainá Guedes, Ismael Duá, Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Art mediators: Ivona Pelajic, Karla Suler and Felix Lies
Documentation team: Julien Then and Sven-Gabriel Schwalke
Volunteers: Eve Kuo
An initiative of SBNE and the district office Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, in cooperation with Still.
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Let’s talk about food ”-a contemporary art installation by tainá guedes, Inspired by the 17 Sustainable Global Goals
Wilma Shop, Wilmersdorfer Str. 46, 10627 Berlin
September 30, 2025
Monday to Saturday from 2 pm to 6pm
How is food connected to the future of our planet? Forest Landscape, Where 17 Treasure Boxes Each Reveal A Small Art Installation Linking Food To One Of The 17 Sustainable Development Goals. In Shaping a Better World.
Admission is free.
Workshops and guided tours for school Classes can be arranged by email: [email protected]
tainá guedes is a food activist, artist, and author.
she is the founder of the food art week and the author of the books “Cooking with Bread” (Oekom Verlag) and “The Mindful Kitchen”*(Kunstmann Verlag). and entrepTempo-kitchen-gallery.com
Design: Christine Wunder
Scenographic Collaboration: Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Artistic Assistance: Ismael Duá
Planning & Production: Tainá Guedes, Ismael Duá, Maria Cecilia Cerotti
Art Mediators: Ivona Pelajic, Karla Suler and Felix Lies
Volunteers: Eve Kuo
Documentation Team: Julien Then (Video) and Sven-Gabriel Schwalke
Presented by Sbne and the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf District Office, in Partnership with still