7 August, 18-20:00 – Kkoki (special thanks to Killing A Friend)
9 September, 18-20:00 –  Nora Kapfer
13 September, 18-20:00 –
18 September, 18-20:00 – Mania Godarzani-Bakhtiari
9 Oktober, 18-20:00 – Elisa R. Linn
23 Oktober, 18-20:00 – Heike-Karin Föll
13 November, 18-20:00 – Museum of No Art
20 November, 18-20:00 – Eleni Poulou
25 November, 18-20:00 – siddhartha lokanandi (Hopscotch Reading Room)

Kkoki is 1 artist. She makes pop music for people who hate pop & pop music for people who love pop.

Mania Godarzani-Bakhtiari (b. 1988, Berlin) is an interdisciplinary artist living and working in Berlin. Her practice examines contemporary conditions of the (re-)production of art and life. In 2023, she completed her studies as a Meisterschülerin under Josephine Pryde at the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK). Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in Berlin, Paris, Milan, Brussels, Stockholm, Düsseldorf, and Lüneburg.

Heike-Karin Föll works with the materiality and mechanics of painting and language, treating textuality as equally a vehicle of content, a visual motif and a material form Heike-Karin Föll‘s work includes paintings, books, prints and texts. Her work is represented by Oskar Weiss Gallery, Zürich and Emanuela Campoli, Paris/Milano.

siddhartha lokanandi is a bookseller in Berlin at the Hopscotch Reading Room. siddhartha will speak about Kumar Gandharva, a maverick of Indian Classical Music.

Mona Steinwidder (*1985 in Munich) is a musician and artist based in Hamburg. She studied at the Hamburg University of Fine Arts and has worked since 2004 at the intersection of music, performance, research, and sound art. She collaborates on music theatre productions, multimedia works, and dance performances, and regularly leads sound walks and listening workshops. Since 2020, she has been developing the interdisciplinary music project Museum of No Art under her alter ego of the same name.Her focus lies on experimental music formats and immersive concerts, for example, in 2022 she realized a concert for a sleeping audience at the Minimal Music Festival Amsterdam, accompanied by a light installation by artist Boris Acket. Her practice is deeply collaborative, and she has worked with visual artist Mitko Mitkov, writer and performer Mira Mann, as well as music curator and DJ Phuong Dan, among others.

Supported by Hansabibliothek