Skip to content

Art Exhibitions Berlin

Discover the art scene in Berlin through local exhibitions.

Laughs & Drinks in an Art Gallery šŸ˜

Laughs & Drinks in an Art Gallery šŸ˜

Fri, Oct 9, 6:00 PM
From International Activities Berlin
3.8

**Friday Comedy Special in an Art Gallery (Mitte)** **[Reserve Seats](https://laughsanddrinks.eventbrite.de/) (<< Required)** Laughter is contagious and has the power to bond people. Expect a room buzzing with laughs and stories in a thrilling game show format, designed to make conversations more natural and funny. Grab drinks, mingle with the fabulous people who came to the show and the comedians. Anything can happen—a new friend, romance, or a night out at a club—so stick around. Expect incredibly funny, intelligent, silly and thought-provoking jokes - perfect for an evening buzzing with laughter in a beautiful and intimate setting! The show will be hosted by globally touring comedian Prateek Jajoo (aka Jazz Comedy), whose comedy specials were featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. You will see up to 3 more pro comedians during the evening. **Over 3000 attendees, and 5 star reviews (on Google Maps) 😃.** ### **Show Details:** Gallery Opens: 7:30pm Show start: 8:30pm Show Ends: 10:30pm ### **Donations:** The show is "Pay What You Want", depending on how much you think the show is worth. Recommended donation: 12 euros. The show sells out every week. Please reserve seats in advance. Only 30 seats are available. **[Reserve Seats](https://LaughsAndDrinks.eventbrite.de)**

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
12 attendees
Laughs & Drinks in an Art Gallery šŸ˜

Laughs & Drinks in an Art Gallery šŸ˜

Fri, Oct 16, 6:00 PM
From International Activities Berlin
3.8

**Friday Comedy Special in an Art Gallery (Mitte)** **[Reserve Seats](https://laughsanddrinks.eventbrite.de/) (<< Required)** Laughter is contagious and has the power to bond people. Expect a room buzzing with laughs and stories in a thrilling game show format, designed to make conversations more natural and funny. Grab drinks, mingle with the fabulous people who came to the show and the comedians. Anything can happen—a new friend, romance, or a night out at a club—so stick around. Expect incredibly funny, intelligent, silly and thought-provoking jokes - perfect for an evening buzzing with laughter in a beautiful and intimate setting! The show will be hosted by globally touring comedian Prateek Jajoo (aka Jazz Comedy), whose comedy specials were featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. You will see up to 3 more pro comedians during the evening. **Over 3000 attendees, and 5 star reviews (on Google Maps) 😃.** ### **Show Details:** Gallery Opens: 7:30pm Show start: 8:30pm Show Ends: 10:30pm ### **Donations:** The show is "Pay What You Want", depending on how much you think the show is worth. Recommended donation: 12 euros. The show sells out every week. Please reserve seats in advance. Only 30 seats are available. **[Reserve Seats](https://LaughsAndDrinks.eventbrite.de)**

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
3 attendees
Laughs & Drinks in an Art Gallery šŸ˜

Laughs & Drinks in an Art Gallery šŸ˜

Fri, Oct 23, 6:00 PM
From International Activities Berlin
3.8

**Friday Comedy Special in an Art Gallery (Mitte)** **[Reserve Seats](https://laughsanddrinks.eventbrite.de/) (<< Required)** Laughter is contagious and has the power to bond people. Expect a room buzzing with laughs and stories in a thrilling game show format, designed to make conversations more natural and funny. Grab drinks, mingle with the fabulous people who came to the show and the comedians. Anything can happen—a new friend, romance, or a night out at a club—so stick around. Expect incredibly funny, intelligent, silly and thought-provoking jokes - perfect for an evening buzzing with laughter in a beautiful and intimate setting! The show will be hosted by globally touring comedian Prateek Jajoo (aka Jazz Comedy), whose comedy specials were featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. You will see up to 3 more pro comedians during the evening. **Over 3000 attendees, and 5 star reviews (on Google Maps) 😃.** ### **Show Details:** Gallery Opens: 7:30pm Show start: 8:30pm Show Ends: 10:30pm ### **Donations:** The show is "Pay What You Want", depending on how much you think the show is worth. Recommended donation: 12 euros. The show sells out every week. Please reserve seats in advance. Only 30 seats are available. **[Reserve Seats](https://LaughsAndDrinks.eventbrite.de)**

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
3 attendees
Vernissage: (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE

Vernissage: (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE

Fri, Oct 9, 4:00 PM
From Berlin Art Workshops
4.4

On October 9th, the first exhibition by Raum Null openn, and you are cordially invited! (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE – an exhibition exploring the concept of Spiessigkeit (bourgeois stuffiness/conventionality) What does it mean to be "square" or conventional today? Is the retreat into the private sphere—into domesticity and coziness—a reaction to a present increasingly defined by crisis? Are domesticity and hedonism perhaps two variations of the same movement: a withdrawal from the political realm? And at what point does withdrawal actually become "square"? Five artists explore these questions from diverse perspectives and through various artistic media: **Maria Felsmann, Robert Graeff, Annika Horn, Emma Mamerow, Rosa-Maria Vogel.** **Opening** 09.10. 18:00 - 22:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 10.10. 15:00 - 20:00 11.10. 13:00 - 17:00 *About Raum Null* Raum Null consists of three Berliners working at the intersection of art, culture, academia, and politics. Through Raum Null, they organise events aimed at bringing people together and creating spaces for exchange. They are now presenting their first exhibition at Kunstraum Heartspace. *"We want to actively counter feelings of helplessness and powerlessness and shape a new way of coming together. The present can feel overwhelming at times. Amidst political crises and social division, a sense of powerlessness and a lack of agency can take hold.* *We founded Raum Null as a response to this.* *Our spaces are intended to be open and free from exclusive subcultural codes; they should be accessible and welcoming, requiring no prior knowledge and imposing no pressure to consume. We want to make art and culture tangible as spaces for reflection, dialogue, and community—and as a means of fostering collective agency."* – Raum Null

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
2 attendees
Exhibition: (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE

Exhibition: (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE

Sat, Oct 10, 1:00 PM
From Berlin Art Workshops
4.4

On October 9th, the first exhibition by Raum Null openn, and you are cordially invited! (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE – an exhibition exploring the concept of Spiessigkeit (bourgeois stuffiness/conventionality) What does it mean to be "square" or conventional today? Is the retreat into the private sphere—into domesticity and coziness—a reaction to a present increasingly defined by crisis? Are domesticity and hedonism perhaps two variations of the same movement: a withdrawal from the political realm? And at what point does withdrawal actually become "square"? Five artists explore these questions from diverse perspectives and through various artistic media: **Maria Felsmann, Robert Graeff, Annika Horn, Emma Mamerow, Rosa-Maria Vogel.** **Opening** 09.10. 18:00 - 22:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 10.10. 15:00 - 20:00 11.10. 13:00 - 17:00 *About Raum Null* Raum Null consists of three Berliners working at the intersection of art, culture, academia, and politics. Through Raum Null, they organise events aimed at bringing people together and creating spaces for exchange. They are now presenting their first exhibition at Kunstraum Heartspace. *"We want to actively counter feelings of helplessness and powerlessness and shape a new way of coming together. The present can feel overwhelming at times. Amidst political crises and social division, a sense of powerlessness and a lack of agency can take hold.* *We founded Raum Null as a response to this.* *Our spaces are intended to be open and free from exclusive subcultural codes; they should be accessible and welcoming, requiring no prior knowledge and imposing no pressure to consume. We want to make art and culture tangible as spaces for reflection, dialogue, and community—and as a means of fostering collective agency."* – Raum Null

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
2 attendees
Exhibition: (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE

Exhibition: (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE

Sun, Oct 11, 11:00 AM
From Berlin Art Workshops
4.4

On October 9th, the first exhibition by Raum Null openn, and you are cordially invited! (HOW) TO BE A SQUARE – an exhibition exploring the concept of Spiessigkeit (bourgeois stuffiness/conventionality) What does it mean to be "square" or conventional today? Is the retreat into the private sphere—into domesticity and coziness—a reaction to a present increasingly defined by crisis? Are domesticity and hedonism perhaps two variations of the same movement: a withdrawal from the political realm? And at what point does withdrawal actually become "square"? Five artists explore these questions from diverse perspectives and through various artistic media: **Maria Felsmann, Robert Graeff, Annika Horn, Emma Mamerow, Rosa-Maria Vogel.** **Opening** 09.10. 18:00 - 22:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 10.10. 15:00 - 20:00 11.10. 13:00 - 17:00 *About Raum Null* Raum Null consists of three Berliners working at the intersection of art, culture, academia, and politics. Through Raum Null, they organise events aimed at bringing people together and creating spaces for exchange. They are now presenting their first exhibition at Kunstraum Heartspace. *"We want to actively counter feelings of helplessness and powerlessness and shape a new way of coming together. The present can feel overwhelming at times. Amidst political crises and social division, a sense of powerlessness and a lack of agency can take hold.* *We founded Raum Null as a response to this.* *Our spaces are intended to be open and free from exclusive subcultural codes; they should be accessible and welcoming, requiring no prior knowledge and imposing no pressure to consume. We want to make art and culture tangible as spaces for reflection, dialogue, and community—and as a means of fostering collective agency."* – Raum Null

  • Photo of the user
1 attendee
430kMonthly events
calendar icon
60mMembers
people1 icon
4.5App store rating
appStore icon
200kGroups
people2 icon

Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with shared interests to join groups and attend events. In cities like Berlin, it helps art enthusiasts discover local exhibitions and meet fellow art lovers.

Use Meetup's search feature to discover art exhibitions happening in Berlin. You can filter by date, location, and theme to find events that match your interests.

Yes, Meetup hosts several art-focused groups in Berlin. These groups often organize exhibitions, gallery tours, and meetups, providing opportunities to engage with the local art scene.

To join an art group in Berlin, search for groups related to art on Meetup and click 'Join'. Once you're part of a group, you'll receive updates about upcoming exhibitions and events.

Yes, you can RSVP to events through the Meetup app or website. This ensures you secure your spot and receive reminders about the art exhibition in Berlin.

Not necessarily. While some art exhibitions may have entry fees, many Meetup groups organize free events. Always check each event's details for cost information.

Meetup groups often include local artists, providing opportunities to engage with creators directly. However, attendance may vary per event, so it's best to check group activities.

Yes, in Berlin, you’ll find Meetup groups that host various kinds of exhibitions, including photography. Browse categories to find groups focusing on photography in art.

Absolutely! Once you're part of a group, many organizers welcome members' suggestions for future events. It’s a great way to influence local art activities.

Meetup is mostly for group activities and exhibitions. While some events might feature auctions, they primarily focus on sharing and enjoying art collectively.

Event quality can vary since each is organized individually. Meetup provides the platform, but the event's quality depends on group organizers and details.

Meetup encourages organizers to follow local health guidelines, but adherence can vary across events. Always check individual event descriptions for specific safety measures.

Art exhibitions may have varying schedules. It's best to check Meetup regularly and plan a few weeks in advance to lock down your spot at popular events.

Once you RSVP on Meetup, you're in! You can often join events instantly unless there are restrictions or limited entries stated by the organizer.

Yes, you may find both on Meetup. Some art exhibitions in Berlin could be in-person, while others might be hosted online, depending on the group's setup.