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Exhibition: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender

Exhibition: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender

Sat, Oct 31, 4:00 PM
From Berlin Art Workshops
4.4

**Vernissage** 30.10. 18:00 - 21:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 31.10. 17:00 - 20:00 01.11. 11:00 - 14:00 The atmospheric portraits by artist Anna Zender open up a space where individuals can encounter their inner emotional world with openness, and (re)discover the quiet, creative qualities within themselves. Using a restrained palette of just six colors, the paintings suggest rather than explain, and invite rather than provoke. The works in this exhibition do not follow a predetermined theme; instead, they serve as waypoints along a single year—a year in which much changed for the artist all at once: a new city, a new artistic direction, and, in December, the birth of her first child. In this sense, a specific quality emerges as the underlying theme: constant change. A transition from the familiar into the unknown, from a state of waiting into a process of becoming. The exhibition invites viewers to pause for a moment and sense how, in that very stillness, time and space begin to unfold. **About Anna Zender** *"At the heart of my art lies a longing to translate atmosphere and emotion into painting. My fascination with feminine nature and beauty—in all their diversity—serves as a major source of inspiration, while music acts as my primary driving force."* Anna Zender first encountered portrait painting during her industrial design studies at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle (Saale). In 2020, she independently organized and hosted her first solo art exhibition, laying the foundation for her career as a freelance artist. This was followed by two further major exhibitions, each of which she documented through a short film. Driven by the vision of pursuing art as her true calling, Anna’s journey took her from Halle to Berlin and eventually back to her home region. Born in 1997 in St. Wendel, Saarland, she opened "Galerie 32" in 2023—a space that, until 2026, serves as a combined studio, workshop venue, and exhibition gallery. This year, the artist has relocated her base back to Berlin, where she continues to work on her latest series of paintings.

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Vernissage: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender

Vernissage: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender

Fri, Oct 30, 5:00 PM
From Berlin Art Workshops
4.4

**Vernissage** 30.10. 18:00 - 21:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 31.10. 17:00 - 20:00 01.11. 11:00 - 14:00 The atmospheric portraits by artist Anna Zender open up a space where individuals can encounter their inner emotional world with openness, and (re)discover the quiet, creative qualities within themselves. Using a restrained palette of just six colors, the paintings suggest rather than explain, and invite rather than provoke. The works in this exhibition do not follow a predetermined theme; instead, they serve as waypoints along a single year—a year in which much changed for the artist all at once: a new city, a new artistic direction, and, in December, the birth of her first child. In this sense, a specific quality emerges as the underlying theme: constant change. A transition from the familiar into the unknown, from a state of waiting into a process of becoming. The exhibition invites viewers to pause for a moment and sense how, in that very stillness, time and space begin to unfold. **About Anna Zender** *"At the heart of my art lies a longing to translate atmosphere and emotion into painting. My fascination with feminine nature and beauty—in all their diversity—serves as a major source of inspiration, while music acts as my primary driving force."* Anna Zender first encountered portrait painting during her industrial design studies at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle (Saale). In 2020, she independently organized and hosted her first solo art exhibition, laying the foundation for her career as a freelance artist. This was followed by two further major exhibitions, each of which she documented through a short film. Driven by the vision of pursuing art as her true calling, Anna’s journey took her from Halle to Berlin and eventually back to her home region. Born in 1997 in St. Wendel, Saarland, she opened "Galerie 32" in 2023—a space that, until 2026, serves as a combined studio, workshop venue, and exhibition gallery. This year, the artist has relocated her base back to Berlin, where she continues to work on her latest series of paintings.

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Exhibition: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender

Exhibition: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender

Sun, Nov 1, 10:00 AM
From Berlin Art Workshops
4.4

**Vernissage** 30.10. 18:00 - 21:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 31.10. 17:00 - 20:00 01.11. 11:00 - 14:00 The atmospheric portraits by artist Anna Zender open up a space where individuals can encounter their inner emotional world with openness, and (re)discover the quiet, creative qualities within themselves. Using a restrained palette of just six colors, the paintings suggest rather than explain, and invite rather than provoke. The works in this exhibition do not follow a predetermined theme; instead, they serve as waypoints along a single year—a year in which much changed for the artist all at once: a new city, a new artistic direction, and, in December, the birth of her first child. In this sense, a specific quality emerges as the underlying theme: constant change. A transition from the familiar into the unknown, from a state of waiting into a process of becoming. The exhibition invites viewers to pause for a moment and sense how, in that very stillness, time and space begin to unfold. **About Anna Zender** *"At the heart of my art lies a longing to translate atmosphere and emotion into painting. My fascination with feminine nature and beauty—in all their diversity—serves as a major source of inspiration, while music acts as my primary driving force."* Anna Zender first encountered portrait painting during her industrial design studies at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle (Saale). In 2020, she independently organized and hosted her first solo art exhibition, laying the foundation for her career as a freelance artist. This was followed by two further major exhibitions, each of which she documented through a short film. Driven by the vision of pursuing art as her true calling, Anna’s journey took her from Halle to Berlin and eventually back to her home region. Born in 1997 in St. Wendel, Saarland, she opened "Galerie 32" in 2023—a space that, until 2026, serves as a combined studio, workshop venue, and exhibition gallery. This year, the artist has relocated her base back to Berlin, where she continues to work on her latest series of paintings.

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Terrible Art Night: Funniest Way to Meet New People

Terrible Art Night: Funniest Way to Meet New People

Sat, Nov 7, 5:00 PM
From Friending Around Berlin

**Terrible at drawing?** Perfect, We need you! And if you **can draw,** We’ll make it interesting anyway. Take a look at our [Instagram.](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbTqWNxAC_R/?igsi=MWdybzVweGM2ZXN4OA==) Welcome to the first-ever **Terrible Art Night**, where bad art is celebrated and meeting new people is actually... Fun! After lots of Successful events in Munich, now we are taking Terrible Art to Berlin. \#\#\# How does it work * **You’ll be paired (and re-paired)** with different people and draw eachother. * **We give you ridiculous prompts**. No skills required (like Karaoke for drawing). * **At the end of every round,** you sign your "masterpiece" and gift it to your partner. * **The Cursed Collection:** You’ll walk away with a pile of hilarious, weird portraits of yourself drawn by total strangers. \#\#\# 🧠 Good to know: * This is the easiest way to make friends. You can’t be shy when someone is drawing you as a "grumpy cat." * **If you are an artists, we** will humble you (prepare to draw with your non-dominant hand). * We provide the paper and pens (simple pencils only, no colors). You just bring the sense of humor (you’ll need it when you see yourself drawn as a potato) Space is limited to keep it chaotic but cozy. **Grab your spot now for most affordable prices:** **🎟️ Tickets** Book directly on our **[Platform](https://lambent-rugelach-c92b44.netlify.app/event/terrible-art-night-draw-each-other-terribly-mvfhxyy94jpmwdz)** **Berlin Launch Ticket: 5.99€** **Early bird:** **9.99€** **Regular Ticket: 11.99€** **Pay at the venue: 15€** Come alone or bring your friend(s) if you want to draw them (terribly) as well 🫣 **⏱️ Important** • Please arrive on time (chat \~30 min, drawing starts 18:30 sharp) • Arrive before 18:30 to secure your spot • After 18:30 → pairing not guaranteed, you can join just to socialise, but fee still applies 📸 Photos may be taken for promotion. Prefer not to appear? Please tell us before the event. © 2026 Friending Around | TERRIBLE ART™ TERRIBLE ART™ is an original event series by Friending Around. Unauthorised use of our event branding or reproduction of original event materials is not permitted and may result in legal action.

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See & Discuss #01: Cattelan - Neue Nationalgalerie

See & Discuss #01: Cattelan - Neue Nationalgalerie

Sun, Nov 1, 5:00 PM
From Art After Hours

For our first meetup, we’re diving into the world of Maurizio Cattelan at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie. Known for his provocative, often ironic works, Cattelan has a way of making us laugh, feel uncomfortable, question what we’re seeing — and sometimes wonder whether it’s art at all. Have you visited the exhibition? Let’s get together to share our impressions, exchange perspectives, and discuss what we think lies behind the work. We’ll kick things off with a few conversation prompts before settling into a relaxed, open discussion. Afterwards, we’ll continue over drinks and get to know each other. No art expertise required, no right or wrong answers — just curiosity, an open mind, and a willingness to share your thoughts. **Important**: Please visit the exhibition independently before the meetup. You don’t need to prepare anything — just come with your impressions! https://www.smb.museum/en/exhibitions/detail/maurizio-cattelan-night/ Let’s see what happens when we look at the same art through different eyes. ✨

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Live Portrait Drawing at Suspiria Bar –  Art Experience in Berlin

Live Portrait Drawing at Suspiria Bar – Art Experience in Berlin

Wed, Nov 4, 6:00 PM
From Events, Live Music Gigs and Art Exhibitions in Berlin
4.8

As the magic of autumn knocks at our doors and the evenings grow darker, it’s time to light the candles, embrace the mysterious atmosphere, and let a little creativity cast its spell. 🕯️🍂 This November, step into the enchanting world of **Suspiria Bar in Kreuzberg, Berlin**, for a special evening where signature gin cocktail, live portrait drawing, and a touch of autumn magic come together in one unforgettable experience. Whether you’re looking for a unique night out in Berlin, a creative date idea, or simply an opportunity to try something different, this intimate art experience invites you to slow down, sip delicious gin potion, and become part of the creative process. 🍸 **Sip. Watch. Be drawn.** Enjoy a signature gin Potion while watching the talented artist **@_artofcare** bring portraits to life right before your eyes. There’s something truly special about seeing a face, a personality, and a fleeting moment transformed into a work of art through the artist’s hand. And the best part? **You don’t just leave with a memory — you leave with a portrait.** ✍️ **A portrait of yourself, someone you love, or a moment worth remembering.** Whether you want to have your own portrait drawn, surprise your partner with a unique artistic keepsake, or create a thoughtful and unexpected gift for someone special, this experience offers a beautiful alternative to the usual gifts and ordinary evenings out. Bring a date, invite a friend, or come on your own and meet fellow art lovers, curious minds, and people who appreciate a little magic in the everyday. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of Suspiria Bar, this intimate evening blends art, drinks, and social connection into a one-of-a-kind experience in Berlin’s vibrant Kreuzberg neighbourhood. ✨ **YOUR EVENING OF AUTUMN MAGIC** 🕯️ **When:** Wednesday, November 4, 2026 📍 **Where:** Suspiria Bar, Kreuzberg, Berlin — @suspiria_bar_kreuzberg 🍸 **Price:** €45 per person ✍️ **Included:** One signature gin Potion and a live portrait 🎨 **Artist:** @_artofcare ✨ **Availability:** Only 15 places for this exclusive evening **Why only 15 places?** Because we want to keep the evening intimate, personal, and full of creative energy. Spots are very limited, so make sure to reserve yours before they disappear. 📩 **HOW TO JOIN THE MAGIC** Ready for an evening of art, gin, and a little mystery? Sign up by sending us a direct message to reserve your place (Email or Instagram). With just 15 spots available, we recommend booking early. Leave with a portrait — and a story to tell. 🖤 **The spell begins on Wednesday, November 4th, at Suspiria Bar. Will you be part of it?** Contact info: @_artofcare @Suspiria_Bar_Kreuzberg Email: info@suspiriabar.com

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with shared interests to join groups and attend events. In cities like Berlin, it helps art enthusiasts discover local exhibitions and meet fellow art lovers.

Use Meetup's search feature to discover art exhibitions happening in Berlin. You can filter by date, location, and theme to find events that match your interests.

Yes, Meetup hosts several art-focused groups in Berlin. These groups often organize exhibitions, gallery tours, and meetups, providing opportunities to engage with the local art scene.

To join an art group in Berlin, search for groups related to art on Meetup and click 'Join'. Once you're part of a group, you'll receive updates about upcoming exhibitions and events.

Yes, you can RSVP to events through the Meetup app or website. This ensures you secure your spot and receive reminders about the art exhibition in Berlin.

Not necessarily. While some art exhibitions may have entry fees, many Meetup groups organize free events. Always check each event's details for cost information.

Meetup groups often include local artists, providing opportunities to engage with creators directly. However, attendance may vary per event, so it's best to check group activities.

Yes, in Berlin, you’ll find Meetup groups that host various kinds of exhibitions, including photography. Browse categories to find groups focusing on photography in art.

Absolutely! Once you're part of a group, many organizers welcome members' suggestions for future events. It’s a great way to influence local art activities.

Meetup is mostly for group activities and exhibitions. While some events might feature auctions, they primarily focus on sharing and enjoying art collectively.

Event quality can vary since each is organized individually. Meetup provides the platform, but the event's quality depends on group organizers and details.

Meetup encourages organizers to follow local health guidelines, but adherence can vary across events. Always check individual event descriptions for specific safety measures.

Art exhibitions may have varying schedules. It's best to check Meetup regularly and plan a few weeks in advance to lock down your spot at popular events.

Once you RSVP on Meetup, you're in! You can often join events instantly unless there are restrictions or limited entries stated by the organizer.

Yes, you may find both on Meetup. Some art exhibitions in Berlin could be in-person, while others might be hosted online, depending on the group's setup.