“Berlin has been the exile capital of Germany for decades. While it used to be dissidents and exiles from the former GDR or the USSR, Chile or Turkey, among others, who sought refuge in the western part of the city, many people from Syria, Ukraine or Iran, including numerous artists, have come here over the past two decades. They are an essential part of Berlin‘s artistic and cultural landscape. In its exhibition BRÜCHE Haus Kunst Mitte (HKM) is showing paintings, graphics, sculptures, installations and films by fifteen artists from five countries who have been living in Berlin for several years or only recently. …”
With works by
aaajiao, Amer Al Akel, Hiba Alansari, Rula Ali, Shirin Ashkari, Tammam Azzam, Sofiia Holubeva, Nikolay Karabinovych, Nikita Khudiakov, Azar Pajuhandé, Ramin Parvin, Yama Rahimi, Ahmed Ramadan, Polina Shcherbyna, Kateryna Turenko
