Kilmé is a monthly talk series dedicated to Palestinian artists, intellectuals, and academics; a platform to present their work and speak about subjects that are important to them. Kilmé means word in Arabic. The organizers are dedicated to presenting palestinian voices in all of their diversity and creativity, thus contributing to the cultural landscape of Berlin, a city with the largest Palestinian population in Europe.
After „Ten Ways to Leave“ and „On one Youth“, the latest cycle of creative writing sessions with Ivana Sajko takes up the topic „Heroes“. When talking about a hero/heroine in art, we always talk about a problem with the world. We actually talk about finding the strong voice that resists habits and conventions. It is enough to remember David Bowie and understand that the heroes we try to remember in our biographies or invent in our hearts are people from everyday encounters who go against the grain and move forward by jumping over walls.
POETICHAFLA VARIETY SHOW spring edition marks ten years of PoeticHafla.
For ten years, PoeticHafla has been bringing people together around music, performance, poetry, and spoken word. What started as a small, open experiment has become a recurring variety format built on trust, curiosity, and shared presence. Different artistic languages meet here without hierarchy, shaped by the moment and by the people in the room.
with Jo & Bleedingblackwood / Anthony Kroytor / Kallie Lampel
(c) Kallie Lampel
Join us for a night of experimental and thought-provoking music and performance at Lettrétage. The program will feature elements of improvisation, composition, electronic and acoustic manipulation; a lecture performance, and video art. Drawing from various genres—ambient, techno, free improvisation, and pop—the performers will present their sonic explorations.
“Is life identical with time in its unavoidable but mysterious passage?” asked Christa Wolf in the introduction to her book One Day a Year. “While I write this sentence, time passes; simultaneously a tiny piece of my life comes into being—and passes away.”
Kilmé is a monthly talk series dedicated to Palestinian artists, intellectuals, and academics; a platform to present their work and speak about subjects that are important to them. Kilmé means word in Arabic. The organizers are dedicated to presenting palestinian voices in all of their diversity and creativity, thus contributing to the cultural landscape of Berlin, a city with the largest Palestinian population in Europe.
In the January issue of kilmé talks, Jad Salfiti will be the guest. The evening will be moderated by Tyme Khleifi and Michael Barenboim.
Playful, revealing, and empowering stories of female desire— four saucy performance pieces, from cheeky flirts to hot flushes, told with honesty, humor, and heart.
We invite you to a climate cultures evening with spoken words and visuals, bodies and sounds, discussions and drinks. The main occasion is the release of our new publication “Climatic Subjects“, a multi-genre anthology edited in the wider context of the Climate Culture network e.V. together with University Vechta and FU Berlin. We proudly present you to some of our exiting contributors from a wide range of climate cultural thinking, writing, photographing, dancing, and filming.