Moving Clouds – this is the title of the solo exhibition by Lucia Tallová, Deutsche Bank “Artist of the Year” 2026, opening at PalaisPopulaire. The exhibition presents a broad selection of her works and honors her artistic position that poetically explores the fragility of memory in an increasingly accelerated and digitally shaped present.

The Open House marks the unveiling of Tallová’s exhibition. Throughout the evening, live speakers invite you to explore her constructions, collages, and paintings, guiding you through the works and offering insights along the way. The opening will be accompanied by music from DJ 41ISSA. The Café LePopulaire will provide drinks and snacks.

As part of Berlin Art Week

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. Limited capacity.

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Photo: Natalia Reich

On the occasion of her exhibition Moving Clouds, PalaisPopulaire invites visitors to an artist talk with Slovak artist Lucia Tallová, who has been named Deutsche Bank’s Artist of the Year 2026.

In conversation, Tallová will offer insights into her artistic practice, which operates at the intersection of painting, collage, and installation. Drawing on photographs from vintage books and magazines, often combined with found objects, furniture fragments, and natural materials, she creates evocative visual worlds that explore themes of memory, loss, utopia, ecology, modernity, and overlooked female histories.

The artist will talk with Britta Färber, Global Head of Art and Culture at Deutsche Bank and curator of the exhibition, about how the works came about, the themes of the exhibition, and Tallová's artistic perspectives.

As part of Berlin Art Week

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. Limited capacity.

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Lucia Tallová, Photo: Miro Nota

Let yourself be guided through the current exhibition Moving Clouds for an hour. Learn more about the background, concepts and content and discover the highlights.

As part of Berlin Art Week

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. Meeting point and registration at the cash desk.

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

Let yourself be guided through the current exhibition Moving Clouds for an hour. Learn more about the background, concepts and content and discover the highlights.

As part of Berlin Art Week

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. Meeting point and registration at the cash desk.

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

During Berlin Art Week 2026, we invite you to a musical experience: the activation of the sculpture "Public Resonator"! On Sunday the 13th of September, at 2 pm, musicians will perform on Nevin Aladağ's Artwork and bring its unique sound to the audience.

As part of Berlin Art Week

REGISTRATION HERE

Please note that the event will take place outdoors. If it rains, unfortunately, the event cannot be held and will be canceled.

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Nevin Aladağ, Public Resonator, 2023 © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026. Photo: Natalia Reich

Let yourself be guided through the current exhibition Moving Clouds for an hour. Learn more about the background, concepts and content and discover the highlights.

As part of Berlin Art Week

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. Meeting point and registration at the cash desk.

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

Let yourself be guided through the current exhibition Moving Clouds for an hour. Learn more about the background, concepts and content and discover the highlights.

As part of Berlin Art Week

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. Meeting point and registration at the cash desk.

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

As part of the film series OnView–Transformation, visitors can participate in the Sprachcafé at PalaisPopulaire. The meeting focuses on a film from the show and offers the opportunity to discuss topics such as foreign languages, writing, and shared experiences. The meeting is led by Dóra Sági, an expert in German in multilingual contexts and aesthetic language education. Regardless of age, whether new or long-time Berliners, everyone is welcome at the Sprachcafé to discuss art, society, and personal experiences over a drink.

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. In German.

What does change sound like? Is transformation created by a sudden break or by many small shifts? When does a single beat become a shared groove, an idea a track, listening to a personal artistic statement?

Together with DJ SENU, we embark on a four-hour journey through her musical world. Starting from the theme of Transformation, we explore how music can repeatedly take on new forms through selection, transitions, and rhythm. Participants will learn the basics of DJing and experiment with sound. The workshop invites participants to experience music as a creative process of change: open, playful, and with space for personal ideas. Prior knowledge is not required.

TICKETS HERE
Price: € 20, reduced € 15. Limited capacity. In German.

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DJ SENU, Photo: Joanna Ledig

In „50 Minutes of Chamber Music“, members of the Berliner Philharmoniker presents a string quartet by Sergej Prokofiev and one by Bedřich Smetana. This time with Simon Roturier (Violine), Marlene Ito (Violine), Naoko Shimizu (Viola), and Ludwig Quandt (Violoncello). The PalaisPopulaire's new after-work format offers an intimate setting to experience the outstanding musicians of Berlin's top orchestra up close, and then to round off the evening with a conversation or a visit to the current exhibition.

TICKETS HERE
Price: € 15. Limited capacity. In German. Doors open at 6 pm.

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Photos: Stefan Hoederath

Who is in the running for Germany's most coveted book prize? Katharina von Uslar and Edgar Rai present the six nominees in the final round of the German Book Prize 2026.

In cooperation with the Uslar & Rai bookstore

TICKETS HERE
Price: 9€. Limited capacity. In German.

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Photo: Edgar Rai & Katharina von Uslar

Since 2010, Deutsche Bank has honored artists every year, thus offering a platform for new positions in contemporary art. The work of the "Artist of the Year" should be of social and artistic relevance and should develop new perspectives on the present. A curated selection of these works can be seen in the meeting rooms of Quartier Zukunft. During this guided tour, art historian Dr. Elisabeth Klotz provides exciting insights into the background of the works and introduces the artists.

REGISTRATION HERE
Price: € 5 (incl. a glass of sparkling wine). Limited capacity. Meeting point: in front of the entrance to Quartier Zukunft, Friedrichstraße 181, 10117 Berlin

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

Explore the works of the exhibition Moving Clouds by phone. During the one-hour telephone tour, led by art historian Dr. Elisabeth Klotz, the works are explained in detail, the participants will discuss the background and themes of the exhibition. Sighted visitors are also welcome!

In cooperation with Bei Anruf Kultur

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. In German. You will receive the telephone access details for the event after your confirmed registration.

Slow Art slows down! We dedicate more time to one artwork from the Moving Clouds exhibition and, undisturbed, delve into the background of the works. Led by art historian Sarah Steiner, we will discover more about the artist Lucia Tallová.

TICKETS HERE
Price: 5€. Limited capacity. In German.

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

As part of the exhibition Moving Clouds, visitors can participate in the Sprachcafé at PalaisPopulaire. Each meeting focuses on an artwork from Lucia Tallová's oeuvre and offers the opportunity to discuss topics such as memories, ecology, suppressed female histories, loss and utopia, and shared experiences. The meeting is led by Dóra Sági, an expert in German in multilingual contexts and aesthetic language education. Regardless of age, whether new or long-time Berliners – everyone is welcome at the Sprachcafé to discuss art, society, and personal experiences over a drink.

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. In German.

Discover the artworks of Lucia Tallová in her exhibition Moving Clouds with art historian Dr. Elisabeth Klotz on a blind tour. From image descriptions to backgrounds of the artworks and themes of the exhibition, we guide you through the PalaisPopulaire. Sighted interested parties are also welcome!

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. Limited capacity. In German.

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

The PalaisPopulaire invites you to a weekend full of art, encounters, and creative experiences! More program information will follow shortly.

Free admission.

As part of the exhibition Moving Clouds, visitors can participate in the Sprachcafé at PalaisPopulaire. Each meeting focuses on an artwork from Lucia Tallová's oeuvre and offers the opportunity to discuss topics such as memories, ecology, suppressed female histories, loss and utopia, and shared experiences. The meeting is led by Dóra Sági, an expert in German in multilingual contexts and aesthetic language education. Regardless of age, whether new or long-time Berliners – everyone is welcome at the Sprachcafé to discuss art, society, and personal experiences over a drink.

REGISTRATION HERE
Free of charge. In German.

From image descriptions to the backgrounds of the artworks and the themes of Lucia Tallová's Moving Clouds exhibition, we bring the artist's world closer to visitors. In the guided tour in plain language, selected works are presented and explained.

Free of charge and no registration required. In German.

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Photo: Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker

From image descriptions to the backgrounds of the artworks and the themes of Lucia Tallová's Moving Clouds exhibition, we bring the artist's world closer to visitors. During this guided tour, selected works will be presented in DGS in conversation with the artist Veronika Kranzpiller, providing space for in-depth discussion.

Free of charge and no registration required. In German.

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Photo: Mathias Schormann