Since 2021 and for the first time in the festival’s history, transmediale runs its studio space hosting different event formats and activities throughout the year.
programme
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3 – 8 November 2026Emergent ConditionsEmergent Conditions is an exhibition at transmediale studio, in the framework of Berlin Science Week. It brings together three installations at the intersection of art and scientific research, ranging from cybernetics and critical AI studies to quantum computing, neuroscience, and memory studies. With Amanda E. Metzger, Laura Benech, and Zeno Gries.Exhibition -
October 2026 – March 2027The School of Algorithmic SolidarityFor the exhibition fragile currents, eeefff creates a series of performative sessions of the School of Algorithmic Solidarity at the transmediale studio, followed by a durational installation in which the School continues to unfold.Installation and performative sessions
with eeefff
transmediale studio is a project space and multi-functional venue in silent green Kulturquartier in Wedding. The studio is connected to the transmediale office and is a shared working space for residents.
Past programme
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9 Jan – 2 Feb, 2025Purgatory EDITPurgatory EDIT (2022-ongoing) is a user-generated montage-based cinematic experience. At the core of this project is an artist-assembled media archive titled the Doomscroll Archive, a visual semiotic research and analysis process culminating as a Violence Intensity Map, and an immersive, technomediated cyber performance.Exhibition -
26 January – 14 April 2024Uncensored LilacUncensored Lilac is an exhibition by Bassam Issa Al-Sabah and Jennifer Mehigan that tells a story about revenge and desire. At the centre of the exhibition is a 30-minute film that follows a group of goddesses and their companions. Their land and ways of communication with each other have been destroyed by climate collapse, and as the temperature rises, strange forms of dissonant and dissident behaviour emerge between them.Exhibition -
26 January – 26 February 2023Out of ScaleAsking at what scale we view the city from, Out of Scale is a citywide exhibition taking place within Berlin’s networks and infrastructures.Exhibition -
2021remote. response. request.Responding to the festival theme for refusal, the works in remote. response. request. confront and dismantle singular truths, orientating us towards a multiplicity of futures suspended within their images.Film Programme
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