Exhibition

Installations and Exhibitions

VR experience by Pussykrew

/ orcl /

Created by Pussykrew, »/ orcl /« is a location-based augmented reality experience to be found across six CTM Festival locations, plus further locations in the city. Avatars shares a piece of wisdom of rave, rage, and wonder to the sounds of Born in Flamez, Perera Elsewhere, and Ziúr.

Installation 24–27 May 2022 | Berghain Saüle

Vandals

This 30 minute multichannel audio-visual installation runs throughout CTM's concerts at Berghain and depicts collapse and reformation in two distinct sequences. It is created by visual artist Theresa Baumgartner, musician Sam Slater, and performer/choreographer Lukas Malkowski.

Performative Sound Installation | 19.–23.1. & 26.-30.1.2022

Modular Organ System

Performative installation by Phillip Sollman & Konrad Sprenger with interventions by Arnold Dreyblatt, Brass Abacus, Ellen Arkbro, Kali Malone & Stephen O’Malley, Will Guthrie. A project by singuhr projekte in collaboration with CTM.

CTM 2022 Exhibition | 28.1.–27.3.2022

Connected Alienation

The CTM Exhibition reflects on the »Contact« theme through audiovisual works by Ale Hop, Ali Eslami & Mamali Shafahi, Dana Gingras / Animals of Distinction, Hugo Esquinca, and Ibrahim Quraishi.

Audiovisual Installations | 28.1.–6.2.2022

Connected Alienation Bonus Tracks

This trio of installations shown at Kunstquartier Bethanien (Projektraum) highlights works created through some of CTM’s ongoing international collaborations. Free entry.

Sound Installation | 31.1. – 5.2.2022

What is Not (O Que Não Está)

»What is Not (O Que Não Está)« is an audio installation created by the duo Fronte Violeta together with director, actress, and playwright Martha Kiss Perrone and with the collaboration from actress and performer Kay Sara and singer Juçara Marçal.

Sound Installation | 28.–30.1.2022

Incantations

»Incantations« by Lithuanian-Armenian artist Andrius Arutiunian is a new work for voice and electronics produced in collaboration with Vilnius-based Melos Collective.

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Virtual Visits

A limited number of virtual visits are available to the CTM 2022 exhibition and installations, for those who are unable to join us in person.