AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

Art + Theory
Berlin
http://www.artandtheory.net/

Art Laboratory Berlin
Prinzenallee 34
13359 Berlin
+49/(0)172/176 55 59
info@artlaboratory-berlin.org
http://artlaboratory-berlin.org/

Baden-Baden Events
http://www.badenbadenevents.de

Berliner Festspiele
https://www.berlinerfestspiele.de

berlinerpool
Soldiner str. 92
13359 Berlin
t 0049 (030) 499 15154
f 0049 (030) 499 13201
http://www.berlinerpool.de
http://www.berlinerpool.de/
berlinerpool is an artist initiative that structures a cooperative network of artists, curators and art spaces. The online profile pages and mobile archive provide information about berlinerpool members. berlinerpool offers consulting and research services for curators, develops its own projects and participates in exhibitions and events.

Büro BDP
Broken Dimanche Press
Emserstrasse 43
12051 Berlin
t 0049 17638057667
editorkakofonie@gmail.com
http://www.brokendimanche.eu

C/O Berlin
Postfuhramt
Oranienburger Straße 35/36
10117 Berlin
t +49.30.28 44 41 661
info@co-berlin.com
Büro +49.30.28 44 41 60
http://www.co-berlin.info/

D’EST: A Multi-Curatorial Online Platform for Video Art from the Former ‘East’ and ‘West’
https://www.d-est.com/

District Kunst- und Kulturförderung gGmbH
Bessemerstraße 2-14
12103 Berlin
t +49 30 71 0930-93
f +49 30 7551248-29
post@district-berlin.com
http://www.district-berlin.com/
The aim of our institution is to promote art and culture, in particular artists and artist collectives that reflect the contemporary from a critical position. Our focus rests on artistic ideas that deal with urban space and its appropriation as well as a new understanding of social issues.

Dornbracht Culture Projects
http://www.cultureprojects.com

EUROPEAN ART PROJECTS
all@european-art-projects.eu
http://WWW.MEGASTRUCTURE-RELOADED.ORG
http://WWW.IDEALCITY-INVISIBLECITIES.ORG
http://WWW.EUROPEAN-ART-PROJECTS.EU
Ideal City - Invisible City
Contact Anne Maier at European Art Projects
t +49-30-30 38 18 37
f +49-30-30 38 18 30 am@european-art-projects.com
http://www.idealcity-invisiblecities.org

ikono.tv
Wattstr.10
13355 Berlin | Germany
t + 49 (0)30 44 35 60 43
f + 49 (0)30 201 632 869
info @ ikono.org
http://ikono.org/
ikono is a media platform displaying and broadcasting visual arts. ikono broadcasts a unique program dedicated to the arts of all epochs from antiquity to contemporary art – viewable in more than 30 countries worldwide, 24/7 and in HD. ikono’s program is produced in cooperation with more than 400 international artists and over 200 collections, archives and the most important museums of the world. All productions are free from additional sound or commentary making it possible for an international audience to have a pure visual and emotional art experience.

KIM
Innovation Incubator
Leuphana University of Lüneburg
Project Office
Building 5, 4th Floor, Room 421
Scharnhorststraße 1
D-21335 Lüneburg
http://www.kim-art.net

Lab for Electronic Arts and Performance (LEAP)
Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 13
10178 Berlin
info@leapknecht.de
http://www.leapknecht.de/

Migrating Art Academies
c/o Mindaugas Gapsevicius
Wilsnackerstr 61
10559 Berlin
t +49 179 5462260
mindaugas@migaa.eu
http://www.migaa.eu
Migrating Art Academies is a joint educational project of these three European higher education institutions: the European School of Visual Arts (EESI, FR), the Kunsthochschule für Medien Koln(KHM, DE) and the Vilnius Academy of Arts (VDA, LT). Its primary purpose is to research and develop a progressive model of education that combines new forms of creative practice, collaboration, cooperation, and production. During the project, students have the possibility to work in an autonomous space between virtual and real worlds, as well as between their normal home environment and new, unfamiliar places. The students investigate and engage the local environment at the same time as developing creative projects in response to their experiences. The MigAA project is financed by the European Commission Culture Program 2007-2013.

Motorenhalle. Project Centre of Dresden
Wachsbleichstrasse 4a
01067 Dresden
info@motorenhalle
http://motorenhalle.de

NATIONALES PERFORMANCE NETZ (NPN)
The NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK (NPN) was founded in 1999 by six German dance organizers to create a long-term support structure for contemporary dance in Germany and to make accessible to larger, trans-regional audiences productions which have already been created. The German federal government and the several German federal states support this network, which is unique in Europe within the framework of support for touring performances.
NATIONALES PERFORMANCE NETZ
Emil-Geis-Str. 21
81379 Munich
t 089 / 7 23 56 21
f 089 / 7 23 77 82
http://www.jointadventures.net/web/en/nationalperformancenetwork

Neue Berliner Räume
m 0049 162 31 44 791
info@neueberlinerraeume.de
http://www.neueberlinerraeume.de/
Neue Berliner Räume is a platform for artists, curators and other creatives. Together, we want to realise projects and foreground perspectives through which we can discover anew what matters to us. Like hardly any other city, Berlin searches for new spaces for itself and its ideas – our project grows in these spaces; and with these spaces.

The Office
office@theoffice.li
http://www.theoffice.li/

OSRAM ART PROJECTS
Hellabrunner Str. 1
81543 München
U1 Candidplatz
http://www.osram.de/art

Program
Invalidenstraße 115
10115 Berlin
t _+49 (0)30 39 50 93 16
f _+49 (0)30 39 50 93 17
info@programonline.de
http://www.programonline.de
PROGRAM is a nonprofit project aimed at testing the disciplinary boundaries of architecture through collaborations with other fields. Initiated in 2006 by Carson Chan and Fotini Lazaridou-Hatzigoga, PROGRAM provides a discursive platform for artists, architects, critics and curators to explore ideas through exhibitions, performances, workshops, lectures, and residencies. PROGRAM intends to enrich and broaden our definitions of architecture, and to challenge traditional, domesticated modes of architectural practice and representation. Developing each project independent of an overarching agenda, PROGRAM is striving to diversify the ways we understand and make architecture. Central to our project is to engage the discourse with emerging creative processes that activate the space between pure theoretical research, professional praxis and architecture's social role.

Projektraum LOTTE
Land Of The Temporary Eternity
Willy-Brandt-Strasse 18
70173 Stuttgart
U/Bus Staatsgalerie
info@projektraum-lotte.de
http://projektraum-lotte.de/

The Promised City
A cultural initiative between Berlin and Warsaw with performances in Mumbai and Bucharest: Artists, curators and academics from Germany, Poland, India, and Romania develop various new creative productions. All of which are interdisciplinary and evolve around subjects of dreams, illusions, and promises of modern metropolises.
http://www.promised-city.org

Public Art Munich
https://www.publicartmuenchen.de
Programme of the Department of Arts and Culture of the City of Munich

rosalux
Strelitzer Straße 3
10115 Berlin
t +49 171 835 91 47
f +49 30 48 49 22 31
contact@rosalux.com
http://rosalux.com/
rosalux exhibits works of conceptual and performance artists who have not had the opportunity to present themselves in Berlin so far, projects rarely seen in commercial galleries, because they are at the intersection of design and politics, arts and dance/theatre/music. It is the basic aim of rosalux to work in a concrete manner, thus questioning the conventions of the art market and also individual artistic practice.

ROSSMARKT3
Ulmenstrasse 23
60325 Frankfurt
info@rossmarkthoch3.com
http://www.rossmarkthoch3.com
ROSSMARKT3 is a sculptural project that is expected to run over a period of three years on the Rossmarkt, a public square in the centre of Frankfurt. Each spring, an internationally renowned artist will be chosen to create an artwork for the square. The work of art will be displayed for at least six months. ROSSMARKT3 is based on a new form of social participation, under which the people of Frankfurt will decide themselves on what works of art are to be displayed in one of the city’s public areas. Every year, a group of citizens will be elected to represent the people of Frankfurt and, with the help of the curator will choose and employ an artist for the project.

Salon Populaire (a project)
Bülowstr. 90
10783 Berlin
info@salonpopulaire.de
http://www.salonpopulaire.de
SALON POPULAIRE is a meeting point for conversations on art and neighboring topics, and for the convergence of different ideas, positions and contexts. Conceived as an informal social space with bar and kitchen and programmed along the two leitmotifs space and love at the same time, it can actively be re-defined and –used by and with its guests according to the respective needs.

skulptur projekte muenster 07
17 June – 30 September 2007
Muenster
http://www.skulptur-projekte.de

Stadtkuratorin Hamburg
Hafenstr. 96
20359 Hamburg
t/f + 49 (0)40 36163045
kontakt@stadtkuratorin-hamburg.de
http://www.stadtkuratorin-hamburg.de
curating public art in Hamburg

STEDEFREUND
Dorotheenstraße 30 (backyard)
D 10117 Berlin
fon/fax +49 (0)30 76214239
cell +49 (0)162 9427074
kontakt@stedefreund-berlin.de
presse@stedefreund-berlin.de
http://www.stedefreund-berlin.de
Stedefreund is a project by 12 Berlin artists who share the vision of a space used as a central hub for thematic and spatial interventions, for artistic positions and statements. The goal is the public presentation and elaboration of individual artistic work. Solo and group shows are developed around conceptual themes. Interchange and cooperation with invited colleagues, international artist groups and exhibition spaces constitute a major focus.

Trampoline - Agency for Art and Media

Rungestr. 20

10179 Berlin
t +49 (0)30 397 87 - 0
info@trampoline-berlin.de
http://www.trampoline-berlin.de/
Trampoline, agency for Art and Media, founded by artists Anette Schäfer and Miles Chalcraft in 1997. Trampoline is based in Nottingham, UK and runs a second office in Berlin since 2000. The organisation supports and develops artists working at the critical edge of emerging technology and digital culture. Over the last 14 years, Trampoline gained international reputation with its diverse events and programmes, especially with its Radiator Festival: International Festival for Art and Media in Nottingham.

urban dialogues
Bergstr. 71
D-10115 Berlin
fon +49/ (0)30 / 60 94 00 93
fax +49/ (0)30 / 47 37 86 92
mail@urbandialogues.de
http://www.urbandialogues.de/

Urbane Künste Ruhr
decentralized institution for contemporary art, Ruhr region
t +49 (0) 175 757 93 49
info@urbanekuensteruhr.de
https://www.urbanekuensteruhr.de/de/stream/all

WHITECONCEPTS by Nicole F. Loeser
Brunnenstrasse 47
10115 Berlin
m +49.177.7878578
f +49.321.21134523
contact@whiteconcepts.de
http://www.whiteconcepts.de/

Y8
Kleiner Kielort 8
20144 Hamburg
t + 49 –40 41424546
post@artyoga.de
http://www.artyoga.de
Y8 developed from the long-term project (since 1995 at Pat Hearn Gallery, NY). With this project Benita-Immanuel Grosser explore the possibility of launching the philosophy and practice of yoga into the context of art, as well as transferring it to the architectural and socially coded situation of exhibition spaces. After this project several public yoga sessions took place at a variety of international art institutions. With the intention of opening up a discussion of contemporary art in the context of yoga Benita-Immanuel Grosser founded Y8 in 2000. Y8 as a place continuously changes perspective through the different exhibitions. A grid, calculated especially for the Y8 space, serves as platform for the sessions at the museums.