Berlin Mitte
Ventana, located at Rosenthaler Straße 69, transforms a double window into a contemporary art space. Situated in one of Berlin's main gallery and cultural districts, it features works by local and international artists, offering spontaneous encounters with art. The project has fostered a community that turns the public space into a place for exchange and discussion about contemporary art, blurring the boundaries between galleries, museums, and the city. This initiative integrates seamlessly into the bustling commercial area, introducing new ways to engage with the cultural scene. The window becomes an accessible public gallery, connecting art with everyday life.
Ventana, located at Rosenthaler Straße 69, transforms a double window into a contemporary art space. Situated in one of Berlin's main gallery and cultural districts, it features works by local and international artists, offering spontaneous encounters with art. The project has fostered a community that turns the public space into a place for exchange and discussion about contemporary art, blurring the boundaries between galleries, museums, and the city. This initiative integrates seamlessly into the bustling commercial area, introducing new ways to engage with the cultural scene. The window becomes an accessible public gallery, connecting art with everyday life.
Alt Tempelhof / U-Bahn station
Ventana, at the Alt-Tempelhof U-Bahn station in Berlin, transforms a former commercial display case into a contemporary art space. Featuring works by local and international artists, it offers spontaneous art encounters amidst daily routines.The project provides a visual break, enhancing and challenging the perception of passersby. The display case becomes an accessible public gallery, bridging art and everyday life.This initiative redefines urban space use, creating a dynamic platform that enriches travelers' experiences and inspires the neighborhood.and the relations we form within them.
Ventana, at the Alt-Tempelhof U-Bahn station in Berlin, transforms a former commercial display case into a contemporary art space. Featuring works by local and international artists, it offers spontaneous art encounters amidst daily routines.The project provides a visual break, enhancing and challenging the perception of passersby. The display case becomes an accessible public gallery, bridging art and everyday life.This initiative redefines urban space use, creating a dynamic platform that enriches travelers' experiences and inspires the neighborhood.and the relations we form within them.
