GROUP SHOW - Ocean Between V


Date   03 Aug 2022 - 04 Aug 2022

Organizer  Transiträume

Venue   Taxi Customer Center, Persiusstraße 7, Berlin, Germany

International art exhibition in the Taxi Customer Center "THE OCEAN BETWEEN 5" with Artists from Germany and Canada and the United States.

The exchange between artists from North America and Germany is in the exhibition format "THE OCEAN BETWEEN 5" on August 3rd, 2022, in the exhibition space provided by the Berliner Transiträume e.V. and Taxi Berlin, the former Taxi Customer Center in 10245 Berlin, Persiusstraße 7 near Ostkreuz, in the foreground. 


Two women, one from Chicago, the other from Berlin, have put together an exciting cross-genre international art symposium that will be open to all visitors on Wednesday, August 3rd, 2022 from 5 p.m.

The Ocean between - The sea connects us all.

It is up to us to develop the will to do everything for art. What keeps us alive in our work is daring the journey across the ocean, boldly and freely entrusting ourselves to the clouds, perhaps flying in an airplane, overlooking the sea, to another continent. The vastness of the sea broadens our gaze and expands our visions to see the world in a multitude of colors and shapes." Said Marianna Buchwald, an artist from Chicago with German roots.

The Berlin artist Anke Aust took up this thought: “We share the struggle with our fellow human beings, continuously develop our creative work further by looking for ways to work with artists from different cultures and using different art forms: drawing, painting , sculpture, mixed media, film, photography, dance, poetry, writing, theater and music to appeal to a wide audience and age group.

Lutz Anders

Anke Aust

Ulrich Barth

Marianna Buchwald

Susan Gold

Helmut Gutbrod 1958 (Germany)

Juliana Hellmundt

Kewy Janisse

Shalaka Kulkarni

Wolf Rüdiger Leister

Johann Leschinkohl

Anastasia Alekseevna Mikhaylova

Linda Renaud

Susanne Schumacher 1950 (Germany)

Lars Schumacher 1971 (Germany)

Rolff Zlatar


Location: Persiusstraße 7, 10245 Berlin, Deutschland

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