Pictoplasma Character Walk - präsentiert von Rausgegangen

In the organizer's words:

Four group exhibitions show works by this year's Pictoplasma Festival artists. In the Verwalterhaus at the old St. Marien St. Nikolai cemetery in Mitte, works with an otherworldly feel will be brought together by Clémentine Bal (FR), Los Calladitos (MX) and Parn Aniwat (TH), among others. At neurotitan, the legendary project gallery in Haus Schwarzenberg, the focus is on illustration, storytelling and graphic arts. The artists Joseph Melhuish (UK), Genie Espinosa (ES) and Eric Schwarz (DE/FR) will be exhibiting. The third stop is the Rainbow Unicorn showroom, from where the tour continues to the silent green festival center. Digital media installations by BORA (FR), Sophie Koko Gate (UK) and Christopher Rutledge (US), among others, will be shown in the transmediale studio. And Pictoplasma opens its Character Archives and presents 30,000 files from two decades in a media installation.

Venues / Locations:

Verwalterhaus, Prenzlauer Allee 1, 10405 Berlin

neurotitan, Rosenthaler Str. 39, 10178 Berlin

Rainbow Unicorn, Anklamer Str. 50, 10115 Berlin

silent green & transmediale studio, Gerichtstr. 35, 13347 Berlin

May 1-3, 15:00-20:00

May 4-5, 12:00-20:00

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Four group exhibitions across Berlin present and premiere works by Pictoplasma's featured artists. At Verwalterhaus, the former caretaker building located at the St. Marien St. Nikolai cemetery in Mitte, the spiritual qualities of the exhibited works find a suitably otherworldly setting, with artworks by Clémentine Bal (FR), Los Calladitos (MX) and Parn Aniwat (TH). At neurotitan, the legendary project space that continues to exude the untamed creativity it fostered in the early 1990s, the spotlight is on illustration, storytelling and graphic arts, with artists Joseph Melhuish (UK), Genie Espinosa (ES), and Eric Schwarz (DE/FR). The exhibition tour makes another stop in Mitte for an installation at the bright and airy showroom Rainbow Unicorn, moving on to the central festival venue silent green and the adjunct transmediale studio in Wedding. Here, digital media installations feature BORA (FR), Sophie Koko Gate (UK), and Christopher Rutledge (US). Finally, visitors are invited to an immersive dive through Pictoplasma's Character Archives with 30,000 files collected over two decades, presented in a media installation.