Gallery Visits Berlin

Art O'Clock: Art Sharing Event

Join us the first Wednesday of each month for Art O'Clock! A show-and-tell style event for local artists to share a piece of work and answer questions from the audience. Whether it's fine art, performance art, or media productions, we'd love to see what you've been creating. If you are interested in sharing at Art O'Clock, send us a message. We hope to see you there! :)

One Year of Creativity

We cordially invite you to the exhibition ONE YEAR OF CREATIVITY by Linda, known as Lovely Lynn Loves. **Vernissage** Friday, June 5, 2-10 p.m. **Opening** Times Saturday & Sunday, June 6 & 7, 6-10 p.m. Linda is an artist whose journey into art has been shaped by sensitivity, a longing for freedom and a deep connection to nature. Having grown up in a small village, music, creativity and a love of flowers, colours and the beauty of the earth have been part of her life since her earliest childhood. Her artistic development was shaped by formative family influences: her grandmother, who introduced her to nature, and her grandfather, who nurtured her creativity through music. She sang from an early age, loved art and music at school, and throughout many stages of her life has repeatedly found expression through design, sound and language. Today, her work combines watercolour art, upcycled fashion, doodles, natural materials, poems and song lyrics into a unique, vibrant visual language. Her art is an expression of a journey that speaks of lived experience, transformation, courage and a strong inner creativity. In 2025, she exhibited her work for the first time in the ‘Summer Memories’ exhibition at the Kunstraum Heartspacea, and has since been constantly developing her style across slow fashion, painting, workshops and independent artistic practice. In her art, she weaves together watercolor, upcycling, doodle art, natural materials, music, and language to create a multifaceted, deeply personal visual world. Her works emerge from a creative journey shaped by a deep connection to nature, lived experience, and a desire for self-expression, freedom, and sustainability. In her current exhibition, she showcases these diverse facets of her creative practice in a vibrant blend of painting, fashion, text, and object art.

One Year of Creativity

We cordially invite you to the exhibition ONE YEAR OF CREATIVITY by Linda, known as Lovely Lynn Loves. **Vernissage** Friday, June 5, 2-10 p.m. **Opening** Times Saturday & Sunday, June 6 & 7, 6-10 p.m. Linda is an artist whose journey into art has been shaped by sensitivity, a longing for freedom and a deep connection to nature. Having grown up in a small village, music, creativity and a love of flowers, colours and the beauty of the earth have been part of her life since her earliest childhood. Her artistic development was shaped by formative family influences: her grandmother, who introduced her to nature, and her grandfather, who nurtured her creativity through music. She sang from an early age, loved art and music at school, and throughout many stages of her life has repeatedly found expression through design, sound and language. Today, her work combines watercolour art, upcycled fashion, doodles, natural materials, poems and song lyrics into a unique, vibrant visual language. Her art is an expression of a journey that speaks of lived experience, transformation, courage and a strong inner creativity. In 2025, she exhibited her work for the first time in the ‘Summer Memories’ exhibition at the Kunstraum Heartspacea, and has since been constantly developing her style across slow fashion, painting, workshops and independent artistic practice. In her art, she weaves together watercolor, upcycling, doodle art, natural materials, music, and language to create a multifaceted, deeply personal visual world. Her works emerge from a creative journey shaped by a deep connection to nature, lived experience, and a desire for self-expression, freedom, and sustainability. In her current exhibition, she showcases these diverse facets of her creative practice in a vibrant blend of painting, fashion, text, and object art.

One Year of Creativity

We cordially invite you to the exhibition ONE YEAR OF CREATIVITY by Linda, known as Lovely Lynn Loves. **Vernissage** Friday, June 5, 2-10 p.m. **Opening** Times Saturday & Sunday, June 6 & 7, 6-10 p.m. Linda is an artist whose journey into art has been shaped by sensitivity, a longing for freedom and a deep connection to nature. Having grown up in a small village, music, creativity and a love of flowers, colours and the beauty of the earth have been part of her life since her earliest childhood. Her artistic development was shaped by formative family influences: her grandmother, who introduced her to nature, and her grandfather, who nurtured her creativity through music. She sang from an early age, loved art and music at school, and throughout many stages of her life has repeatedly found expression through design, sound and language. Today, her work combines watercolour art, upcycled fashion, doodles, natural materials, poems and song lyrics into a unique, vibrant visual language. Her art is an expression of a journey that speaks of lived experience, transformation, courage and a strong inner creativity. In 2025, she exhibited her work for the first time in the ‘Summer Memories’ exhibition at the Kunstraum Heartspacea, and has since been constantly developing her style across slow fashion, painting, workshops and independent artistic practice. In her art, she weaves together watercolor, upcycling, doodle art, natural materials, music, and language to create a multifaceted, deeply personal visual world. Her works emerge from a creative journey shaped by a deep connection to nature, lived experience, and a desire for self-expression, freedom, and sustainability. In her current exhibition, she showcases these diverse facets of her creative practice in a vibrant blend of painting, fashion, text, and object art.

Public Image, Reputation & Audience for Artists

Berlin-based art curator and educator Jenia Yanes invites emerging and mid-career artists to two transformative workshops designed for the realities of the 2026 art world. Kunstraum Heartspace is pleased to invite you to the next pair of workshops with curator Jenia Yanes. This new series is dedicated to the external architecture of an artistic practice: the first workshop (on June 14) focuses on collector circles and long-term relationships, the second (on June 21) on image, reputation, audience, and public communication. ## 21.06.2026 Public Image, Reputation & Audience for Artists How to shape your online presence and communication so they support your artistic growth, attract the right audience, and build the right kind of attention around your work. This workshop is about building a stronger identity around an artistic practice: audience, reputation, communication, symbolic consistency, public opportunities, and long-term trajectory. We will speak about artistic archetype, visual self-presentation, tone of voice, interviews, thematic coherence, audience relationship, PR logic, collaborations, invitations, publications, and the process by which an artist becomes recognisable and needed not only through the work itself, but through a stronger position around it. And of course, we will speak in much greater detail about how all of this can be applied through social media. **The goal is to build the kind of presence that strengthens your artistic trajectory, grows the right audience around your work, and helps you build a reputation that supports both independent and institutional paths of development.** **This workshop is for artists who:** * want to understand how image, communication, reputation, and social media work together, and how to use Instagram as part of a serious long-term strategy rather than as random content production; * want to grow independently without weakening future institutional possibilities, and want to become more legible, memorable, and strategically coherent in public space; **[Please book your tickets here with Jenia Yanes.](https://jeniayanes.com/products/the-artist-collector-circle-public-image-reputation-and-audience-intensive?variant=57769507422556)** **You can attend in person or online.**

Good morning Museumsinsel! +++ Jubiläumsführung am Sonntagmorgen +++

Building Your Collector Circle

Berlin-based art curator and educator Jenia Yanes invites emerging and mid-career artists to two transformative workshops designed for the realities of the 2026 art world. Kunstraum Heartspace is pleased to invite you to the next pair of workshops with curator Jenia Yanes. This new series is dedicated to the external architecture of an artistic practice: the first workshop (on June 14) focuses on collector circles and long-term relationships, the second (on June 21) on image, reputation, audience, and public communication. ## 14.06.2026 Building Your Collector Circle A practical workshop on collector psychology, identifying and approaching your potential collectors, and building a long-term collector circle around your work using professional strategies adapted from galleries and dealers, so you can hold far more control over your career and sales. **Most artists have no real understanding of who their collector could be, how to recognise that person, where to find them, how to approach them, or how long-term relationships around an artwork are actually built.** Sales happen randomly, through acquaintances, occasional commissions, or vague luck, while the artist remains dependent on accident and has very little real control over the professional and financial side of the practice. We will speak about different types of collectors, how to understand who your work is actually for, how to stop treating “the collector” as an abstract fantasy, how to begin forming a real circle of people around your work, how artists can use open studios, personal invitations, conversation, follow-up, and targeted relationship-building more intelligently, and how sales at a higher level are built through trust, context, and long-term human contact. **This workshop is for artists who:** * want to understand how collector relationships are actually built instead of relying on random sales or chance encounters; * want to have more control over the commercial side of their practice instead of depending entirely on intermediaries; * feel that their work could resonate with the right people, but have no clear system for identifying, approaching, and building relationships with them; * want a more concrete and professional understanding of how sales happen around serious artistic work. **[Please book your tickets here with Jenia Yanes.](https://jeniayanes.com/products/the-artist-collector-circle-public-image-reputation-and-audience-intensive?pr_prod_strat=e5_desc&pr_rec_id=9adabe939&pr_rec_pid=15608479187292&pr_ref_pid=15413290369372&pr_seq=uniform)** **You can attend in person or online.**

Drawing Cafe [#23] Coffee & Sketching in Berlin

We meet and sketch each other in Berlin. This is just an art gym that we also exercise our social skills. Afterwards usually we go for lunch as a group. **How Does It Work?** This event is simple, we meet and sketch each other doing portraits. Most of the participants use pencils or watercolors. Main aim is to socialize while we draw. There will be plenty of time to talk and get to know each other. We have to mention that this event is suitable for all levels. Many have started to draw in our event actually. **Structure** A. Warmup Phase: We pose to each other for 1 minute. B. Main Phase: We pose to each other for 10 minutes. C. Showcase Phase: We show some of the drawings we did to each other. **Who We Are** Creative Sessions is an art events group located in Berlin. **Is it Free?** The event is free of charge. It is advisable to get a drink though. This is a cafe, we need to have at least half of the people on each table with a drink. They accept only cash and most hot drinks cost from 2.50 to 3.50. **How to help or donate?** The event is provided for free but many people help this be a regular thing. We also need people to volunteer and help for minor tasks like the serving of the drinks or cleaning up. Just send us a message. If you want to donate and keep this event from happening, via Paypal to the host (Miltos) : https://ko-fi.com/miltosthings/ **Art Materials?** Bring your own art materials. **Our Instagram Profile** Follow us on instagram @icreativesessions Use the hashtag #icreativesessions on your post description there to find out drawings from the event!

Imagined Gardens: A Surreal Watercolour Workshop

### Imagined Gardens: Surrealism, watercolours and a lot of magic Inspired by the lush energy of spring, we’ll reimagine nature in unexpected ways: flowers that whisper secrets, fruits that transform, creatures that bloom, and gardens where anything can happen. What if plants could walk, dance, or speak? What if insects grew like fruit on branches? What strange and beautiful worlds are waiting in your imagination? Through a series of playful exercises and creative games, we’ll unlock new ideas and ways of seeing. Then, step by step, you’ll learn watercolour techniques to bring your imagined garden to life as a unique illustration. The workshop includes **four classes**, but you’re also welcome to join individual sessions (when available). **When:** Tuesday 2 · 9 · 23 · 30 June \| 18:00\- 19:30 h (important: NO class on 16.06) **Where:** Friedrichshain, Berlin **Price:** 85€ for the whole month (4 classes) Single class 25€ / Paypal & Bank Transfer **Booking:** Please register via the form [HERE](https://forms.gle/H5HnTA9aLGuhnpJe8). Please note: Clicking on 'Attend' on Meetup doesn't reserve you a spot. The only way to register is through the form. **Material:** You will need a watercolour set, watercolour paper (or sketchbook) and brushes. If you need suggestions about the material, get in touch. If you need some recommendations, this might help: **[Quick Material Guide](https://www.instagram.com/p/DBRDE95Ia5D/?img_index=2)** Come slow down, get your hands moving, and reconnect with nature 🌿 ✨ No previous painting experience needed. Gentle guidance provided throughout. See you!! Lu and the BAC You can find my work [HERE](https://www.instagram.com/lujancordaro/) and all updated classes [HERE ](https://www.instagram.com/berlin.art.club/)

Fermented Histories: Koryo Saram Cuisine

Fermentation and Pickling as Culinary and Cultural Practice: Exploring Koryo Saram Cuisine and Intangible Heritage with Tobias Stefan (HU Berlin) Join us for a Fermenta Collective workshop that delves into fermentation not only as a culinary technique, but also as a form of intangible cultural heritage. This session places a special focus on Koryo Saram cuisine - the food traditions of the Korean diaspora community in Central Asia, formed largely through the forced deportations of Koreans within the Soviet Union in 1937. Koryo Saram foodways have evolved in unique ways, distinct from contemporary Korean cuisine on the peninsula. Through generations, communities adapted their culinary practices to Central Asian tastes, ingredients, and environments. Today, their dishes have become an integral part of the broader Central Asian culinary landscape. In this workshop, we will explore these traditions through practice and conversation: • Learn about the history and everyday cultural significance of Koryo Saram cuisine, with insights from Tobias’ doctoral research in social and cultural anthropology focusing on Koryo Saram heritage in Uzbekistan • Prepare morkovcha, the iconic Koryo Saram carrot salad - often referred to as Koryo Saram carrot kimchi • Make our own chimchi, a Koryo Saram version of kimchi to take home • Enjoy our dishes alongside staples of Central Asian cuisine As someone with family roots in Central Asia, Tobias is looking forward to sharing not only techniques and recipes, but also the personal and historical stories that make Koryo Saram food a rich expression of intangible cultural heritage.

Art & Cocktails: Christiane Grimm Opening Event

Most people look at art from a distance. This Thursday, we’re inviting you to step inside the process. **Goal** Join us at Galerie Sara Lily Perez for the grand opening of SPECTRA. Let’s enjoy a vibrant evening together, share a premium cocktail, and immerse ourselves in the electric creative energy of opening night. This is a highly visual, immersive art experience where you can mingle with Berlin's creative community and meet artist Christiane Grimm in an open, social, and welcoming setting. **Schedule** * **19:00** – Arrival, welcome cocktails, and music * **19:30** – Exhibition viewing and exploring the immersive space * **20:00** – Meet, greet, and chat casually with artist Christiane Grimm * **20:45** – Open networking, socializing, and drinks * **21:30** – Closing chitchats

Portrait Drawing on Sunday Afternoon

This group is for everyone who is interested in drawing portraits! For me, drawing has been a wonderful way to gain a new perspective on the world and the people within it. Whether you are just starting out or have been drawing for ages — all levels are welcome :) How it works: 1\. We meet at The Castle pub in Mitte and do short sittings of 15 minutes for each other\. The first sitting is divided into 3 warm\-up sketches\, 5 minutes each\. 2\. Before we start\, everybody writes their name on a blank card \(provided by the organizer\); these cards are then used to randomly pick the model every 15 minutes\. 3\. Usually we do 8 sittings\, with a 15\-minute break in the middle \(so after 4 sittings\, or 1 hour\)\. -> The participation is free, but it is expected that everybody orders something from the bar to support the lovely location. Get out your pencils and let's start! Please bring your own art supplies!