This dialogical tour approaches the exhibition A Home for Something Unknown (March 2 – April 28, 2024 at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein and Haus am Lützowplatz) through a questioning stance. How do we perceive the different works on display? What physical reactions do they evoke? Where do associations and connections arise? What remains untied or defies categorizations?

The tour will focus on those artists participating in the exhibition who deal with fragments, gaps, and system errors. The feeling of disruption will be used as an opportunity to examine one’s own position, to look from a different direction, or to listen with new ears.

While the group will actually go from A to B (from work to work), the joint conversation will move in as many directions as possible. Together, the group will weave a web of different perspectives and draw connections to everyday matters. Answers can be found, connections can be made and new questions may be raised.

3 pm > Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Chausseestraße 128/129, 10115 Berlin

5 pm > Haus am Lützowplatz, Lützowplatz 9, 10785 Berlin

The guided tour will last 60 minutes at each venue and can be attended without prior booking. Visitors can choose to attend both tours consecutively or participate in just one of the tours.

In German

Free admission

Johanna Brummack (they/them) works as an artist and mediator in Berlin. In their artistic practice, they combine video, sound, ceramics, text, and fabrics to create tangible spaces of encounter and exchange. Brummack is particularly interested in the interplay of biological, psychological, and social phenomena in learning, remembering, unlearning, and forgetting processes.