Spreepark Art Space opens its new exhibition IM DAZWISCHEN on Sunday 22 November 2026 with a free day of tours and programme from 11am to 6pm. The show, in the restored Eierhäuschen on the Spree, brings together six artistic positions on the former GDR amusement park while it is being rebuilt for its reopening in 2027.
The curators Katja Aßmann and Nina Sperling invited artists who look at the park from very different sides: land ownership, film history, sound archives, feminist uses of public space and a foyer sculpture by raumlaborberlin made from pieces of the old Ferris wheel. The exhibition page has the full list.
What to expect
The day has a timetable:
- 12–1pm: tour around the Eierhäuschen with Helena Ommert (in German)
- 12–5pm: Wie Bilder laufen lernten, a programme on how pictures learned to move
- 2–3pm: tour of IM DAZWISCHEN with the artists
- 3–4pm: STOCKENDER BETRIEB, a programme item linked to the show
Come for the 2pm artist tour if you go for one thing only. The rest of the park is still a building site, but the riverside around the Eierhäuschen is open.
Good to know
- When: Sunday 22 November 2026, 11am–6pm
- Where: Eierhäuschen, Kiehnwerder Allee 2, 12437 Berlin
- Entry: free, no booking mentioned
- Food: the winter market in the beer garden runs Friday to Sunday in November and December
- Getting there: S Plänterwald, then about 20 minutes on foot; bus 265 to Neue Krugallee/Dammweg; no parking
- Later visits: Wednesday to Sunday, 11am–6pm, until 17 May 2027
Nearby
The East Side Gallery, about 20 minutes away by S-Bahn, is the other big piece of East Berlin history turned into art.