At the finissage artist Alex Lebus will personally guide visitors one final time through her exhibition Holy Shit.
On October 5 and 19, 12–6 pm, Alex Lebus will be present in her exhibition Holy Shit – a rare chance to meet the artist in person.
Kommunale Galerien Berlin present the first Kommunale Kapitale – Berlin Municipal Galleries Days of Action from 16 to 19 October 2025. There will be numerous free exhibitions, performances, concerts, artist talks and workshops throughout Berlin.
On October 5 and 19, 12–6 pm, Alex Lebus will be present in her exhibition Holy Shit – a rare chance to meet the artist in person.
Opening of the exhibition Holy Shit with introduction by the artist.
Holy Shit transforms a former public toilet into a poetic space between the sacred and the everyday, where Alex Lebus reimagines religious iconography for the present.
To conclude the exhibition Earth’s Shadow, Moon’s Crust, we warmly invite you to the finissage with artists Stella Geppert, Alice Dittmar, and curator Ece Pazarbaşı. Together, they will offer a bilingual guided tour (German/English) through the exhibition, which explores our enduring fascination with the Moon as a mirror of our earthly existence.
Vor der Kulisse der Wildenbruchbrücke lädt die Künstlerin Veronika Kellndorfer zu einem sommerlichen Umtrunk an der Plakatwand an der Brückenmauer ein. Anlass ist ihre Fotografie Arch and Reflection, die noch bis zum 25. August an der Plakatwand zu sehen ist
A choreographic sound performance by Stella Geppert and Lyllie Rouvière, where breath, movement, and instrument merge into a physically audible dialogue.
What connects the Moon to our own lived experience?
Curator Ece Pazarbaşı and artist Stella Geppert invite you on a guided tour through the exhibition Earth’s Shadow, Moon’s Crust, sharing personal insights into their work and the development of the project.
Opening of the exhibition Earth’s Shadow, Moon’s Crust with introduction by the curators.
The exhibition explores humanity’s fascination with the moon—as a mirror of both our inner and outer worlds. Starting from an earthly vantage point, it examines how our understanding of the moon is shaped by natural elements such as water, stone, and breath.
