Art Tour
Kuratorische Führungen
04 Nov 2021 – 21 Nov 2021
Haus Kunst Mitte
Berlin, Germany
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Beyond Belief, Credit: Artwork by Aisha Juma
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Enrico Pietracci Religion to go, 2021, Photography 140 cm x 100 cm, Photo: Courtesy of the Artist
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Gabriele Oelschläger, LichtDNA, 2021, Acryl on Canvas, 200 cm x 100 cm Photo: Courtesy of the Artist
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Antoni Tápies, Variations Bl. 11, personage assis. Ex. H.C. (+ 90), 1984, Signed Lithography on Arches-Velin, 103.8 cm x 73.8 cm, Photo: Courtesy of Galerie P. W. Richard
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Halina Hildebrand, OT, 2020, Photography, Photo: Courtesy of the Artist
Exhibition
Beyond Belief
18 Sep 2021 – 21 Nov 2021
Regular hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- 15:00 – 19:00
- Saturday
- 15:00 – 19:00
- Sunday
- 12:00 – 18:00
Address
- Heidestraße 54
- Berlin
Berlin - 10557
- Germany
Travel Information
- U Hauptbahnhof
- Hauptbahnhof Berlin
Event map
Exhibiting 44 international artists, the group show Beyond Belief deals with the boom in modern spirituality and shows both critical and sensual artworks that focus on new and earlier waves of spirituality at Haus Kunst Mitte Berlin.
About
The boom of spirituality is evident in all facets of our everyday life. Whether we notice Buddhas in living rooms, meditation courses in the office or the celebration of yoga as a lifestyle. Spiritual, but not religious, is particularly popular among millennials worldwide, which made spirituality highly Instagramable.
The exhibition Beyond Belief questions spirituality: is it a new world religion, pure business or does it have the potential to shape our future? This creates a dialogue with artistic positions that show diverse facets of spirituality - whether as criticism, sensual debate or as a witch room staging. Beyond Belief unites 44 artists from 17 countries, including Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Iran, Italy and Germany, and offers different beliefs and perspectives in order to find an approach that goes beyond belief - to overcome rigid doctrines and thereby promotes a more tolerant society.
Among the exhibited artists are names like Joseph Beuys, Pipilotti Rist, Mary Bauermeister, Zoulikha Bouabdellah or Aisha Juma.
