“Do you feel me now?” sings Britney Spears in her song Toxic and forms the symbolic figure of the exhibition by Julie Legouez, Evelina Reiter and Shona Stark. Spears embodies the multi-layered aspects of female representation. In a world where the media and the public have a significant influence on how women are perceived, the exhibition offers a platform for reflection and interpretation of the deep-rooted prejudices against women.

The exhibition highlights the individual experiences, struggles and triumphs of a BIPoC trans person, challenging societal norms and encouraging a more inclusive and sensitive understanding of race and gender.

In a poetic and critical manner, Mariona Berenguer examines the position of (artistic) labour in our society. Today, work no longer only serves to secure livelihoods and satisfy needs, but acts as a source of self-esteem and self-fulfilment — not least through the redemption from guilt and debt.

The Galerie im Saalbau presents the seven nominated artists for Neukölln Art Prize 2024 in a group exhibition.

Elisa Duca’s artistic practice is shaped by transcultural experiences of foreignness and has its place in post-migrant society. In her performative installations she creates living mixed states, hybrids, in which the dissolution of binaries can be experienced.