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The exhibition Rauschen: Echoes of an Institution examines the work of the Centre for Art Exhibitions of the GDR (Zentrum für Kunstausstellungen der DDR – ZfK) and sheds light on its complex role at the intersection of state cultural policy and international cultural exchange.
On September 18 at 18:00, ifa Gallery Berlin, together with historians Dr Alexia Pooth and Dr Swantje Greve, invites you to a panel discussion on a little-known chapter in German art and contemporary history: the GDR’s participation in documenta 6 in 1977, when, for the first and only time, artists from the GDR were represented […] Read More
What if one of the most extensive visual archives of artistic exchange between the Arab world and East Germany was hidden in plain sight? Read More
Every other Friday, explore Rauschen: Echoes of an Institution through a guided tour. Read More
The new publication Spheres of Interest traces the intensive artistic and curatorial engagement with the ifa art collection and opens up new perspectives on working with collections.
Remnants of colonialism continue to mark the social norms still found in school curricula and textbooks today. Read More
Since its founding in 1991, ifa Gallery Berlin has consistently and successively reported on the artistic practices emerging from tense political and social fragile territories.
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Untie to Tie embraces a polyphonic approach. The conversations sparked by this multiplicity extend beyond the exhibitions and live events, through the evolving media archive.
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