Current Exhibitions

  • Opening: February 13, 2026, 6 pm – 9 pm
    Exhibition period: February 14 – April 25, 2026

    CARETAKERS explores repair and care as aesthetic, social, and emotional practices. The format combines an exhibition, workshops, and performative actions, inviting visitors to experience repair and care on multiple levels.

    The exhibition presents objects, garments, and works by international artists and designers, all exploring transformation, materiality, and craftsmanship. Through clothing, everyday items, damaged objects, or seemingly useless materials, it becomes evident how careful handling, repair, and creative interventions can give objects new value and form. CARETAKERS demonstrates how attentive care and appreciation for materials create new possibilities and offer a meaningful counterpoint to throwaway culture, rapid consumption, and the arbitrariness of contemporary production.

    Exhibited Artists
    AI MOLIYA / BUZIGAHILL / CELIA PYM / CENGIZ HARTMANN / EDITION GRÄFLING x FELIX KULTAU / JÉRÉMY BELLINA / NIGIN BECK / SASKIA DE BRAUW / SOMETHING FANTASTIC / STUDIO JUMI / STUDIO SCHMITD / URSULA WAGNER / VIER ECKEN BERLIN
    Display: FLOW by Paleworks

    MAJ VAN DER LINDEN
    Veteranenstraße 15
    10119 Berlin

Past Exhibitions

  • April 30th - June 26th 2025

    Group exhibition featuring and co-hosted by PALEWORKS. Read more

  • 6th - 13th May 2025

    Textile Heritage Festival - XTANT Huaca 6th edition. A community gathering to celebrate the art of craft. Read more

  • 28th Feb - 12th April 2025

    New textile works presented at the current exhibition ANALOG glass. Read more

  • 21st November 2024 - 15th February 2025

    Archetype Unveiled focuses on the timeless archetypal elements of TYP’s collections. Read more

  • 9th – 13th May 2024
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  • 7th December 2023 – 20th January 2024
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  • 29th June – 28th July 2023

    The displayed works at this solo exhibition included a translucent wall hanging and three-dimensional surface structures, as well as an Open Archive– an ongoing collection of weaving samples created in the course of Studio JUMI’s research. Read more

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