Past Events

Reading and talk with Petra Heymach and Prof. Wolfgang Bunzel.

Reading from the book We are talking about water. Poems and Short Stories. With authors from the Association GEDOK e.V.

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Reading and talk about Maxie Wander and Fred Wander

Barbe Maria Linke and Dietmar Linke will talk about Maxie and Fred Wander and read texts about them and about Wiepersdorf on May 21.

Spring festival in Schloss Wiepersdorf

On May 7, 2023, 2:00 to 6:00 pm, we cordially invite you to the spring festival! We celebrate the Open Studio Day, and the museum, café and studio house will be opened. There will also be presentations on the stage in front of the castle. The program includes readings, performances, music, installations and open studios involving current and former Schloss Wiepersdorf fellows.

World Poetry Day

Author’s reading with Zmicier Vishniou on 21 March 2023 in Kulturbrauerei Berlin.

Christmas concert

On Sunday, December 18, 2022 the traditional Christmas concert will be held in the park of Schloss Wiepersdorf at 6:00 p.m.

NEMESISH - Exhibition by Aliaksandr Belsky

The exhibition "Nemesish" by Aliaksandr Belsky at Haus der Statistik in Berlin is on display from 13 December 2022 until 08 January 2023.

Behind Putin's Curtain. Encyclopedia of Russian Soul

The war in Ukraine affects everyone's life and leaves no one indifferent. There are many speculations and diverse opinions about its causes and consequences. Moscow-born writer Victor Erofeev reads from his most recent work “The Great Gopnik”, which will be published by Matthes & Seitz in 2023, and talks with publisher Vladimir Velminsky about the current situation, the background and the future. Annedore Dietze, who has been dealing with the themes of the body, physique, movement and physical threat for many years, presents large-format paintings and collages, in which she seeks new artistic solutions to depict the tension between transient physicality and vulnerability on the one hand, and the beauty of existence and the vitality of nature on the other.

Clara im Rückspiegel

Songs and chamber music by Clara Schumann form the musical basis, serve as associative material, on the basis of which the composers each developed their own pieces, were filmed in the process, and were also interviewed about it: What significance does Clara Schumann have for the three composers today? Does she still function as a reference? How can a contemporary female composer assert herself as a woman and artist in the still male-dominated world of music?