Curators and artists guide visitors through the joint decentralised exhibition “Decolonial – what remains?!” every 3rd Wednesday of the month (exception: November) at various locations in Berlin-Mitte.
The exhibition “Decolonial – what remains?!” shows Berlin’s entanglement in global enslavement and colonial history, which has grown over the centuries, and looks for ways to deal with it.
Using three locations in the city as examples, it tells stories of violence and resistance: the Nikolai Church as the burial site of colonial actors, the African Quarter as Germany’s largest (anti-)colonial monument and Wilhelmstraße 92 as the historical site of the Berlin Africa Conference – and looks for ways to deal with the traces of these stories in public space.
With artistic works by: Tonderai Koschke, Charlotte Ming, Percy Nii Nortey, Yangkun Shi and Theresa Weber.
Dates
The guided tours start at 4 pm. Please note the different locations.
Tue, 19.11.24 | Museum Nikolaikirche
Guided tour with Percy Nii Nortey (GH), artist and Dekoloniale Berlin Resident 2024, through the exhibition at Museum Nikolaikirche
Wed, 18.12.24 | Museum Nikolaikirche
Guided tour with Danielle Rosales, designer and curator, visual intelligence, through the exhibition at Museum Nikolaikirche
Wed, 15.01.25 | Dekoloniale Project Room
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Wed, 19.02.25 | Museum Nikolaikirche
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Wed, 19.03.25 | U “Afrikanische Straße”
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Wed, 16.04.25 | Museum Nikolaikirche
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Wed, 14.05.25 | Dekoloniale Project Room
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Wed, 18.06.25 | Museum Nikolaikirche
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Wed, 16.07.25 | U “Afrikanische Straße”
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Wed, 20.08.25 | Museum Nikolaikirche
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