Berlin Art Week is in full swing. We offered you a little insight into some of the highlights last week and continue to share daily stories on Instagram. As part of our partnership with BAW we’re also serving up some culinary tips to accompany your gallery-packed week. But besides artworks and artists, the Art Week is also a time to discover new places and this year it’s the Wilhelm Hallen gallery and creative complex that is on the radar. Besides hosting Canadian lighting company Bocci and other creative firms, the former industrial site is home to a group exhibition called Yes to all. The show includes poppy and bold installations like Sylvie Fleurie’s inflatable sculptures plus works from French artist Johanna Dumet and rising star Hanna Sophie Dunkelberg. Worth seeing too is Berlin Masters’ award winner Young-jun Tak as well as the contributions from Berlin galleries PSM, ChertLüdde, Klemm’s, KOW and Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler. Is Reinickendorf the next up-and-coming spot on the city’s art map? A visit to this show suggests it might just be…
Text: Nina Trippel / Photos: Trevor Good & Philipp Solf
Yes to all at Wilhelm Hallen, Kopenhagener Str.60–72, 13407 Berlin–Reinickendorf, map
Until 19.09.2021, Thu & Fri 14–19h, Sat & Sun 12–19h
@wilhelmhallen
