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transmediale 2024 takes place in different venues across Berlin. Find all information about venues, passes, and ticket options here. For direct updates join our Telegram channel.
transmediale festival 2024 takes place in various major venues in Berlin: The festival opens at silent green Kulturquartier and is followed by two days at silent green (Thu, Fri) and one day at Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Sat). The festival's main exhibition is located at Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien. This year’s tm x CTM collaboration includes the installation Oceanic Refractions on view at Kuppelhalle in silent green and a club night at Berghain.
31 Jan–2 Feb: silent green Kulturquartier
Wed, 18:00-01:00, Festival Opening (free admission)
Thu–Fri, 13:00–22:00, Season 1 and Season 2 (festival/day passes only)
3 Feb: Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW)
Sat, 11:00-20:30, Reunion (festival/day passes and single tickets)
20:30-01:00, Closing Concert (single tickets only) and Party (free admission)
Festival Passes
The transmediale Festival Pass grants access to three days of programme at silent green Kulturquartier (Thu, Fri) and Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Sat), with the exceptions of Oceanic Refractions at Kuppelhalle in silent green, the tm x CTM Berghain Night (Thu), and the evening concert by Farida Amadou at HKW (Sat), and the workshops.
Tickets for the tm x CTM Berghain Night are sold out. The club night is not included in the transmediale festival pass.
The CTM + transmediale 2024 Connect Pass grants access to all CTM 2024 and transmediale 2024 events, including the club night at Berghain, with the following exceptions: Oceanic Refractions installation, Kali Malone's organ concert, Farida Amadou's concert, and all workshops.
Admission Exhibitions
The 10-day installation Oceanic Refractions at Kuppelhalle, silent green is not included in either pass. The installation is accessible for a limited amount of people and requires booking a 30-minute time slot in advance. Book your ticket
Both exhibitions at Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien and at transmediale studio are free free free! No additional purchases are required.
Facilitated by art mediators, our guided exhibition tours offer contextualisation of the artworks on display and the exhibition's theme. In dialogue with our art mediators, the format allows questions and discussions.
The discourse programme in the Miriam-Makeba-Auditorium of HKW will be live streamed, and archived on the festival’s website and YouTube channel. A selection of video and photo documentation is online now.
29. Jan 2024
Marshall McLuhan Lecture 2024, Embassy of Canada in Berlin
Registration only, available in January
31. Jan 2024
Festival Opening Night, silent green Kulturquartier
Free admission
1. – 2. Feb 2024
Festival – Season 1 and 2, silent green Kulturquartier
Accessible with festival pass (including Connect and Day Passes)
3. Feb 2024
Festival – Reunion, Haus der Kulturen der Welt
Accessible with festival pass (including Connect and Day Passes)
Exhibitions:
31. Jan – 14. April 2024
Exhibition this is perfect, perfect, perfect, Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien
Free admission
26. Jan – 14. April 2024
Exhibition Uncensored Lilac, transmediale studio in silent green
Free admission
26. Jan - 4. Feb
tm x CTM Collaboration – Installation: Oceanic Refractions, Kuppelhalle in silent green
Admission with pre-booked ticket . Not included in any festival pass.
transmediale is an annual festival and a critical space for the development of new experimental approaches in art and digital culture. Beyond the yearly event, transmediale is a transversal, dynamic platform that facilitates year-round activities including a residency programme and journal. Each festival edition focuses on a specific theme in the spectrum of art and digital culture that is reflected through a great variety of programmes like exhibitions, discourse formats, performances, screenings, and workshops.