• 13.06.–23.08.2026
  • Exhibition · Preview
Poster design for the exhibition Berlin, the Bitch and the Witch featuring stylized figures
© Arantxa Ciafrino/Oujuca

Berlin, the Bitch and the Witch

Beneath the bridge
a conclave gathers.
Bitches and witches build a barricade,
the rising smoke hexing the messages of the street.

Berlin, the Bitch and the Witch conjures a collective spell against the circuits of capital that shape and exhaust life in the contemporary city. In the Western world, magic is often used as a metaphor for the mystical, the sacred, and the imaginative, challenging ‘rational’ or ‘scientific’ frameworks of understanding. Here magic is a method. The exhibition gathers artist-magicians who work with movement, sound, irony, fiction, and irreverence to reveal what capitalism renders invisible: care, madness, healing, resistance, and interconnection. Like a circle around a fire, these works open a shared space where Bitches and Witches reclaim knowledge, protect one another, and imagine new forms of survival within Berlin’s monsters, ruins, and rhythms. The show does not ask for permission, it lights it up.

Curated by Arantxa Ciafrino
Curatorial assistance: Tatjana Rotfuß

Participating artists
  • Lucius Andres Anhello
  • Pharaz Azimi
  • Lotta Beckers
  • Caligola
  • Ben Glas
  • Susanne Grau
  • Ana Hupe
  • Selma Lindgren
  • Alexander Norton (Annita Sleep)
  • Kaya Pilsner
  • Mirae kh Rhee
  • Anton Steenbock
Events
    Friday
    12.06.26
    6:00 pm
    Kunstbrücke am Wildenbruch

    Vernissage

    Berlin, the Bitch and the Witch

    The group exhibition explores how capitalism shapes urban life and often suppresses invisible processes such as care, resistance, and collective solidarity. Twelve artists use magic as a method to challenge these structures and bring alternative forms of coexistence and survival to light. The exhibition combines installation, performance, sound, and video into a dynamic structure that is continuously expanded through performances, inviting visitors to re-experience power, community, and urban spaces.

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    Poster for an exhibition featuring stylized typography and graphics