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NATURALLY ARTIFICIAL: INDULGE THE SENSES AT PLATINUM SPACE
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NATURALLY ARTIFICIAL: INDULGE THE SENSES AT PLATINUM SPACE

We’ve got your ticket to one of the many exclusive events on during Berlin Art Week — this one unlocks the door to the Platinum Space by American Express, a cultural pop-up hub dedicated to creative exchange, experiments, and “Platinum Xperiences” for the duration of September. Coming up on 27.9.2018 is a multisensory art performance which will see artist and chocolatier Kristiane Kegelmann present her series “Natürlich Künstlich” (“Naturally Artificial”) to the backdrop of a sound- and light installation by Oliver Dignal. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in, and taste, the artworks. The evening will be moderated by our own very Sven Hausherr. Email us for the chance to be there too. (Text: Anna Dorothea Ker / Photos (clockwise): American Express, Kristiane Kegelmann)

American Express Platinum Space Berlin, Potsdamer Str.98, Berlin-Tiergarten; map
“Natürlich Künstlich” (“Naturally Artificial”) Edible Art Performance, 27.9.2018, 19h. Email us to win a double pass.

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BEYOND VISUAL RANGE: GET UP CLOSE AND DINE WITH MISSILES
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BEYOND VISUAL RANGE: GET UP CLOSE AND DINE WITH MISSILES

Power symbols are at the center of Sebastian Schmidt’s new exhibition, “Beyond Visual Range”, currently on at KravtGallery. Inherently violent yet somehow serene, the artist’s large-format 3D renderings of hyperrealistic missiles arrest the viewer, rendering her defenseless in the face of the long-distance weapon technology that tends to be as abstracted by the media as its victims are anonymized. For visitors to Kravt, Schmidt’s series goes towards usurping that reality. An especially potent confrontation with the constructed realities of warfare will present itself on 27.9. & 29.9.2018, when Purgal & Kelm will host a five-course edition of their supper club in the gallery. A teaser of the menu: Rabbit with olive, rosemary, peach and wild herbs, and Zander fillet with blueberry, blood sausage, pumpkin and celery. Though the artistic subject matter may be hard to swallow, the food you’ll be served is anything but. (Text: Anna Dorothea Ker / Photos: c/o Kravt Gallery)

Kravt Gallery, Torstr.93, 10119 Berlin-Mitte, map
Sebastian Schmidt “Beyond Visual Range”, on through 12.2018
Tue-Fri 12-19h, Sat 12-16
Purgal & Kelm “Dinner with Missiles”, 27.9. & 29.9.2018, 20h Tickets, Facebook event

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CLICHÉ BASHING #5: TAKE IT EASY GIRL VS. MULTITASKING WOMAN
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CLICHÉ BASHING #5: TAKE IT EASY GIRL VS. MULTITASKING WOMAN

When was the last time you flexed your argumentation skills in an intellectual debate? If it’s been a while since you put your opinions to the test, head down to Drive. Volkswagen Group Forum next Thursday night (20.9.2018) for round #5 of Cliché Bashing. This debate series sees moderators Sissy Metzschke and Volker Wieprecht take on some of society’s thorniest issues, together with experts and the audience. The topic this round is “I’m (Im)perfect” — Take It Easy Girl vs. Multitasking Woman”. That’s to say, the pressure experienced by women to multitask their way to perfection in all areas of life — from building a career to raising a family and being the perfect partner. Where does this come from? Who’s perpetuating it? And how can we alleviate this oppressive double standard? These are amongst the questions that will be picked apart by a panel including mixed martial arts fighter Julia Dorny, actor and moderator Alina Merkau and founder of Yogibar, Helen Meyer. Naturally, the event welcomes all genders — round up your favorite conversationalists and register here for what promises to be a thought-provoking evening. (Text: Anna Dorothea Ker / Photos: c/o Drive. Volkswagen Group Forum)

Drive. Volkswagen Group Forum, Friedrichstr.84/Ecke Unter den Linden, 10117 Berlin-Mitte; map
Cliché Bashing #5, 20.9.2018, doors open 18.30h, event begins 19h. Facebook event, register here for free

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PERFECT YOUR SERVE AT BERLIN’S WORLD CLASS POP-UP BAR
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PERFECT YOUR SERVE AT BERLIN’S WORLD CLASS POP-UP BAR

Cooler autumn temperatures mean evenings shifting from the canal to the kitchen, cooking and hosting intimate gatherings amongst friends. Which means it’s time to scrub up on our dinner party skills and perfect serves. What better way to do so than learning straight from the pros — at Torstr.114, which has transformed into an experimental bar playground in celebration of cocktail culture, to mark the 10th anniversary of the World Class bartender competition. A varied program of workshops and events promises to add new flavor to your mixing repertoire, under the guidance of bar insiders. Or just drop by the World Class Bar to learn to whip up — and enjoy for yourself — “Day Drinking Cocktails” or “Early Evening Occasions”. Serious cocktail aficionados will find new inspiration at the World Class Shop, which offers an exclusive array of gadgets for fixing the perfect drink — from Infarm herb sets to travel packs. Because what is a pro without her tools, right? (Text: Anna Dorothea Ker / Photos: World Class)

World Class Pop-Up, Torstr.114, 10119 Berlin-Mitte; map
On through 31.11.2018, Tue-Sat 14-22h
Workshops & registration here

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DISAPPEAR INTO A DYSTOPIAN JUNGLE SOUNDSCAPE AT BERGHAIN

DISAPPEAR INTO A DYSTOPIAN JUNGLE SOUNDSCAPE AT BERGHAIN

Disappear into a dystopian journey from dusk to dawn (over the course of 76 minutes) at Berghain on 26.9.2018, guided by the audio-visual prowess of Julian Charrière and Ed Davenport (aka Inland). The visual and sound artists respectively are collaborating to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the eruption of Indonesia’s Tambora volcano in 1815 — the enormous effects of which triggered extreme weather conditions, famines and political turmoil — plunging the northern hemisphere into what was known as “the year without summer.” Ever relevant in today’s climate of political and environmental chaos, a jungle landscape of palm oil plantations conceived by Charrière will be set to a haunting electronic soundtrack by Inland — whose accompanying album release by Ostgut Ton’s A-Ton label occurs that day, as does the opening of Charrière’s exhibition “As We Used to Float” at Berlinische Galerie. Tickets are fast selling out — snap yours up here. (Text: Anna Dorothea Ker / Film Stills: Julian Charrière c/o VG Bild-Kunst / Portrait: Johannes Förster)

Berghain, Am Wriezener Bahnhof, 10243 Berlin-Friedrichshain; map
Julian Charrière & Inland: An Invitation To Disappear, 26.9.2018, 23h. Tickets, trailer, Facebook event

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