Pierre Huyghe : Liminals

Accessible public transportation options are available.

U-Bahn and S-Bahn
The nearest stations are Warschauer Straße (U1, U3), Weberwiese (U5) and Ostbahnhof (S3, S5, S7, S75, S9; regional trains). All stations are within a short walking distance from the venue.

Bus
Bus lines 240 and 347 stop at Franz‑Mehring‑Platz, which is about a 5-minute walk to Halle am Berghain. Please verify in advance if these buses are wheelchair accessible.

For detailed route planning and up-to-date information on accessible public transport, we recommend checking the BVG website or the BVG app.

By Car
Please use public parking spaces.

For accessible arrival, the inner courtyard can be used temporarily and is accessible via the driveway at Rüdersdorfer Straße 70. If you wish to use one of the parking spaces, please let the team at the ticket desk know.

For assistance during your visit, our team is available to answer any questions. To request accommodation due to a medical condition or disability, please contact visit@las-art.foundation prior to your visit.

Wheelchairs
All relevant areas of the building and the art installation are accessible for visitors using wheelchairs. The installation is located on the first floor of the building and can be reached via a wheelchair lift.

For assistance, please speak with a member of our team at the ticket desk.

Elevators
The exhibition floor is accessible via a wheelchair lift; please note that there is no elevator.

Restrooms
Halle am Berghain has a wheelchair-accessible restroom on the ground floor. Please follow the signage or ask our staff for assistance if needed.

Seating
Seating is available on all levels of the building. If you’d like to take breaks while exploring, feel free to use the museum chairs available.

Service Animals
Service dogs are welcome, but other animals are not permitted inside the installation.

The Artwork
The installation is located on the first floor of the building. Visitors can move freely throughout the space to explore its elements.

Please note that artwork is experienced in low light, and contains instances of intense sound and vibration. The film depicts a simulated, nude, faceless female figure with a void running through the head. The figure passes through moments of turmoil, and at certain times, a surgical scar and a scrape are visible on their body.

The duration of the film is approximately 50 minutes. Benches are available across from the large-scale screen for seating.

For Visitors who are blind or have low vision
Please note that the artwork is experienced in low light.

An audio description of Pierre Huyghe’s Liminals is available via the GRETA app. You can either download the file directly in the app or scan the QR code at the ticket desk to access the description.

For Visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing
We provide closed captioning for the visual and sound elements in the installation via the Panthea app. Please scan the QR code at the ticket desk to access this service.

For Visitors on the Autism Spectrum
A social narrative, including photographs and brief descriptions of what to expect, will be available here shortly after the opening. A sensory map will indicate areas that are likely to be quieter and less crowded.

Earplugs are available at the ticket desk.

Low-Sensory Hours
Every Tuesday from 15:00 to 19:00, the installation is open during hours of lower sensory intensity. During this time, the work can be experienced under slightly brighter lighting, with reduced volume and vibrations.

Admission
We offer discounted admission for visitors with disabilities. Holders of a ‘Schwerbehindertenausweis B’ or an international equivalent receive the discount and accompanying persons are admitted free of charge.

The installation is located on the first floor of the building. Visitors can move freely throughout the space to explore its elements.

Please note that artwork is experienced in low light, and contains instances of intense sound and vibration. The film depicts a simulated, nude, faceless female figure with a void running through the head. The figure passes through moments of turmoil, and at certain times, a surgical scar and a scrape are visible on their body.

The duration of the film is approximately 50 minutes. Benches are available across from the large-scale screen for seating.

If you have any questions about this in advance, please contact us at any time at visit@las-art.foundation.

Where can I buy tickets?
Please note that we only sell tickets online. We therefore ask you to purchase your tickets in advance on our website. You can book up to 20 tickets per person. For groups of 21 or larger, please email visit@las-art.foundation to arrange your visit. It is also possible to book tickets for other people, as long as you provide their name, address and email address correctly.

Please check the selected date and number of tickets in the shopping cart before completing the ticket purchase. It is not possible to change or cancel tickets.

If you are unable to book tickets in advance, you can purchase tickets online on site via a QR code. Our visitor service team will be happy to assist you.

What is the regular ticket price?
A regular ticket costs 10 € (taxes included).
A Group Ticket for 5 People costs 40€.

Who is entitled to a reduced ticket?
Reduced tickets for the exhibition are available for students aged 18 years and over (free entry for visitors under 18), apprentices, retirees, people with disabilities, Berlin-based artists, “Berlin-Ticket S” holders and neighbours* upon presentation of relevant identification. Students aged 18 years and over must present their student card, trainees their certificate of training. If you are a person with disabilities, please provide a “Behindertenausweis B” or an international equivalent. Berlin-based artists should show their KSK (Künstlersozialkasse) membership card and neighbours are kindly asked to bring an ID or passport with a current address, or a “Meldebescheinigung” (registration certificate). Proof will be checked at the entrance.

Reduced exhibition ticket: 8 €

*Residents of the 10243 postal code area receive free admission. Please book a ticket in advance of your visit and bring a valid ID card or passport showing your address.

Who gets free admission?
Free admission is available to visitors under the age of 18, press card holders, neighbours with appropriate proof, ICOM members and persons accompanying “Schwerbehindertenausweis B” (or international equivalents) holders.

How can I arrange tickets for large groups?
You can purchase tickets for up to 20 people online in advance on our website. For groups of 21 or larger, please email us at visit@las-art.foundation to arrange.

Can I cancel or exchange my ticket? Can I pass my ticket on to someone else?
Kindly note that your ticket cannot be cancelled or changed. As the tickets are not personalised, you can pass them on to someone else. Please note that in cases of reduced or free tickets, relevant identification must be presented.

Why can’t I select a certain day?
If you are not able to select dates online, it means those options are already fully booked.

Which payment methods will be accepted?
Tickets can only be purchased online via credit card (Mastercard, Visa), debit card and PayPal. There is no option to pay cash.

How do I present my ticket?
Online tickets can be presented in digital or printed form. Please present your ticket at the entrance.

Will tickets be refunded in case LAS has to close the exhibition?
In case of the closing of the exhibition, the full ticket price will be refunded. Further expenses or damages incurred by the visitor will not be reimbursed. In the event of the closing of the exhibition due to force majeure (natural disasters, strikes, etc.), there is generally no entitlement to a refund of the ticket price.

I can’t find my ticket anymore. What do I do now?
Please reach out to our visitor service via visit@las-art.foundation.

What are the opening hours of the exhibition?
Opening hours:

Friday – Monday : 13:00 – 21:00
Tuesday – Thursday: 15:00 – 21:00

Last entry:

Friday – Monday, 20:45 Uhr
Tuesday - Thursday, 20:45 Uhr

Please check the online ticket shop for details.

We advise estimating 60 minutes for the exhibition visit.

What language options are available for the installation?
The language of the installation is English. In addition, subtitles are provided in English and German.

Where can I find more information on the artwork?
A free extended guide in English and German is available in print and online, on our website and via a QR code on site.

How much time should I allow for my visit?
We recommend scheduling 60 minutes for your visit to the installation.

Is the exhibition suitable for small children?
We welcome children of all ages to visit the exhibition. However, children under 12 are recommended to be accompanied by an adult.

The work takes the form of a film that expands into the site of Halle am Berghain through light, sound and vibration. The sonic environment is shaped by broad-spectrum frequencies. The film depicts a simulated, nude, faceless female figure with a void running through the head. The figure moves through moments of turmoil, at times revealing a surgical scar or a scrape on the body.

What languages does the on-site staff speak?
The on-site staff speaks German and English.

Where can I ask for lost property?
Should you have lost a personal item in the installation, please contact our visitor service at visit@las-art.foundation.

Am I allowed to film or take photos in the installation?
Please note that taking photos, videos and audio recordings in the installation is permitted for private and non-commercial use only.

You are very welcome to share your Liminals experience on social media with us!

Instagram: @las_artfoundation @huyghepierre

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Hashtags: #PierreHuyghe #Liminals #LASBerlin #LASArtFoundation

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Who can I contact when I have questions?
If you have questions, please contact our visitor service team via visit@las-art.foundation.