In this week’s selection of top art events, you’ll find a virtual studio visit, a workshop series, discussion, and a couple of exhibitions. We hope you’ll have an exciting week!
See also: this week’s top opportunities & projects.

Visual Narratives: Artist Studio Visit Eric Gyamfi
Virtual Event | This event is part of Archiving the Mo(ve)ment by Okhiogbe Omonblanks Omonhinmin. Omonblanks takes us to visit Accra-based visual artist Eric Gyamfi in his studio virtually, for an introduction to his visual practice and a visit behind the scenes. Photography is a way of storytelling. Eric Gyamfi uses photography as a tool for social commentary, storytelling and documentation of the moment, as a mode of communication and social critique. The studio visit allows for a wider audience to explore his images and the stories behind them, and interact with the artist.
When: Tuesday, 30 June, 17:00 CEST, 15:00 GMT
Where: Zoom
Organzier: Acud Macht Neu
Summer Directing Labs at Nipai
Event Series in Berlin, Graz, Latina, & Muncheberg | One-Week Summer Directing Labs in NIPAI, multi-disciplinary workshops, allow students to study and practice essential tools of directing with a faculty of accomplished professionals. It is open to professionals who are eager to refresh their knowledge of basics and essentials of directing, as well as for those who are at the beginning of their directing career, who have staged several performances but still feel lack of practical tools which will work for them. The workshops are open to practicing theatre directors of the Drama Theater, Musical Theater, Physical Theater, Choreographers and Circus Directors, working in various genres, techniques, and styles interested to acquire reliable director’s toolkit to create contemporary professional productions.
When & Where: Different dates in each city.
1 – 6 July 2020 in Berlin, Germany
13 – 19 July 2020 in Latina, Italy
24 – 30 July 2020 in Graz, Austria
20 – 26 August 2020 in Muncheberg, Germany
Contact the organizer for venue details for each city.
Organizer: New International Performing Arts Institute


Disrupting the Dutch Cultural Archive w/ Quinsy Gario
Virtual Event | As part of bi’bak’s Art in Dark Times series, Quinsy Gario will discuss his work with the independent curator Galit Eilat and art critic Erden Kosova. Quinsy Gario is the artist behind Zwarte Piet is Racisme (2011–2012) and Action Image (2013-2014), the performance art work about the permit for the Amsterdam Sinterklaas parade that went all the way to the Dutch Supreme court.
When: Thursday, 2 July 2020, 20:00 CEST
Where: YouTube Stream
Organizer: bi’bak
Lars Arrhenius & Friends – A-Z · A Memento
Event in Berlin | Exhibition to honor artist Lars Arrhenius (1966–2020). ‘A-Z’, stands for the beginning and the end and is thus a synonym for the cycle of life. Lars’s work shows a section of the famous pre-digital London city map, A-Z, which generations of London’s residents and visitors have used to orientate themselves. Inspired by the graphics of the London underground map, Arrhenius distributes circular fields around this tableau that tell the stories of different people who meet and influence each other. The result is an absurd theatre that life itself could not design better.
Lars’s work will be shown alongside that of several gallery artists that have overlapping concerns. The contributing artists are: Richard Fauguet, Geissler & Sann, Joachim Grommek, Julia Gruner, Axel Lieber, Mutter & Genth und Beat Zoderer.
When: Saturday, 4 July 2020 at 11:00 – Saturday 29 August 2020 at 18:00h
Where: Knesebeckstr. 90 Berlin 10623
Organizer: Taubert Contemporary


NEAR + FUTURES + QUASI + WORLDS: A S+T+ARTS EXHIBITION
Event in Berlin | NEAR + FUTURES + QUASI + WORLDS aims to emphasize the vital role that collaboration in scientific, technological, and artistic domains can play in furthering contemporary research and integrative forms of cutting-edge artistic creation. For this one-of-a-kind exhibition of S+T+ARTS programme, NEAR + FUTURES + QUASI + WORLDS will feature a selection of artworks, objects, and documents highlighting the manifold scope of S+T+ARTS platforms and activities: Prizes, Residencies, and Lighthouse Pilots.
When: Opening event: Friday, 3 July, 18:00-22:00. Exhibition: Saturday, 4 July 2020 –
Sunday 26 July 2020
Where: Hauptstrasse 3, Berlin 10827
Organizer: State Studio