LAS Art Foundation

Current Programme

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  1. A night view of a city with a large glass pyramid building in the center, surrounded by water and bridges. City lights reflect on the river under a cloudy sky.

    Installation

    Christelle Oyiri:Dead God Flow

    11 September — 19 October 2025 /

    CANK, Neukölln

    Dead God Flow is the first large-scale installation by artist, DJ and producer Christelle Oyiri in Berlin.
  2. A performer strikes a pose mid-dance in a dimly lit room, surrounded by a crowd of onlookers under red and green lighting.

    Event

    CEL:Foundations

    11 September — 19 October 2025 /

    CANK, Neukölln

    The event series Foundations by London-based collective CEL launches a long-term project that fosters Black artistic innovation.
  3. A digital render of a garden with orange, pink, purple and green-coloured flowers. It is captured from a ground-level perspective.

    Installation

    Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg:Pollinator Pathmaker

    20 June 2023 — 1 November 2026 /

    Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

    Discover Pollinator Pathmaker, a living artwork for pollinators growing in front of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin.

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Groups

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Families

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Schools

You can find information and offers for school classes here.

Accessibility

You can find information about the accessibility measures of individual events here.

FAQ

What is LAS Art Foundation?

LAS Art Foundation looks deep into our present and gives form to future imaginaries. We work with artists, thinkers and institutions around the globe to catalyse ideas and develop innovative projects and experiences. We investigate topics ranging from artificial intelligence and quantum computing to ecology and biotechnology — illuminating the intersections between art, science and the latest technology.

Our programme comprises installations and performances, as well as educational programming, publications and research projects. Curiosity drives us to continually reimagine the role of an arts institution as one that shapes and evolves with our collective futures.

What is LAS’ vision?

Our diverse programme comprises both newly commissioned and existing exhibitions and performances, as well as educational programming, publications and research projects. Curiosity drives us to continually reimagine the role of an arts organisation as one that shapes and evolves with our collective futures.

Does LAS have a permanent space?

LAS commissions works at the intersection of art, technology and science and exhibits them at various locations throughout Berlin. At this point, there is no information about a permanent location.

The exhibition programme is a great opportunity to test ideas, strengthen LAS as a platform for artists, build a community and integrate ourselves within the Berlin and international art scene. There is a freedom to present exhibitions at various sites where the artwork is not bound to an institutional space. By organising projects at various locations, we strengthen our desire to make art accessible and incite audiences to visit (bring art to the audience instead of asking the visitor to come to us). LAS’s vision to realise projects at remote sites (locally and abroad) is an initiative we intend to continue beyond the opening of a permanent space.

Where can I find more information about LAS?

For more information about LAS and our staff please visit our website: las-art.foundation

What other exhibitions will LAS show in 2025?

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Who can I contact when I have questions?

If you have questions, please contact the LAS team via visit@las-art.foundation.