IM DAZWISCHEN (In Between) is the new exhibition at Spreepark Art Space in the Eierhäuschen, from 22 November 2026 to 17 May 2027. Six artistic positions look at the Spreepark in its current state: no longer the Kulturpark of the GDR or the bankrupt fun park of the 2000s, and not yet the public park due to reopen in 2027. Katja Aßmann and Nina Sperling curated it. Entry is free.
What to expect
Each position takes a different route into the park's history:
- Daniela Brahm uses the old rides to ask who owns land and who decides what happens on it.
- Daniela Kinateder and Christian Hiller combine historical documents and film collages, tracing the park back to the early days of cinema.
- Lukas Matthaei and Sebastian Quack propose other ways of sharing pleasure, looking from the park out onto the city.
- raumlaborberlin built a sculpture for the foyer from parts of the former Ferris wheel.
- Nadin Reschke made a multimedia room installation with women and FLINTA* participants, treating the park as a feminist space of possibility.
- Hans Hs Winkler assembled a sound collage from archive recordings, interviews and music connected to the park.
Good to know
- Dates: 22 November 2026 to 17 May 2027
- Opening day: Sunday 22 November, 11am–6pm, with tours
- Hours: Wednesday to Sunday and public holidays, 11am–6pm. Free.
Nearby
For another look at how East Berlin's past is shown today, Schloss Biesdorf mixes contemporary art with works from the GDR art archive in Beeskow.