Spreepark Art Space is showcasing contemporary art embedded in the context of urban landscape, nature and architecture. The Spreepark – once an amusement park and legendary lost place - serves for the Spreepark Art Space as both a source of inspiration and a real-time laboratory. Here, actors from various fields come together to engage with public space and explore and help shape the role of art within it.
As a key component of the future Spreepark’s design, art provides fresh impulses and opens new perspectives on the park: It inscribes itself into the entire structure of the site through permanently installed artworks, temporary exhibitions, and artistic interventions, making art accessible to all visitors. Former amusement park attractions such as the old Ferris Wheel and Monte Carlo Drive will be revitalised through art until the Spreepark opens in 2027.
In the neightbouring Eierhäuschen, Spreepark Art Space is already showing contemporary arts focusing on landscape, nature, architecture, and provides space for creative processes.
Sites
Spreepark
The Spreepark, its past, present and future, shape the programming of the Spreepark Art Space. The landscape functions as a reference point and a place of action at the same time.
Eierhäuschen
In March 2024, the Eierhäuschen opened its doors once again. As a destination restaurant - and as Spreepark Art Space as venue for artist residencies, exhibitions and events.
