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About
KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art is an exhibition venue for international contemporary art in the former Kindl brewery in Berlin-Neukölln, opened in 2016. Its spaces in the listed 1920s brick expressionist brewery buildings include the 20-metre-high Kesselhaus (boiler house), used for a large site-specific commission each year, the Maschinenhaus galleries M1 and M2 and the M1 VideoSpace. The non-profit centre was founded by the Swiss collectors Salome Grisard and Burkhard Varnholt and has no collection of its own; it also runs a discursive programme, art education and the Café Babette.
Exhibitions
Current and upcoming shows at Kindl – Centre for Contemporary Art.
Visit
Hours, tickets, and directions for Kindl – Centre for Contemporary Art.
Address
Am Sudhaus 3, 12053 Berlin, Germany
People
Artists
Artists associated with the museum's collection and programme.
Mischa Kuball
Mischa Kuball (born 1959 in Düsseldorf) is a German conceptual artist who has worked in public and institutional space since 1977, often using light. From 2007 to 2026 he was professor of media art at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM); he has also taught at the Hochschule für Gestaltung/ZKM in Karlsruhe and has been a member of the North Rhine-Westphalian Academy of Sciences and Arts since 2015. His projects include NEW POTT (2010), made with families from around 100 nations living in the Ruhr, and the ongoing series of public installations public preposition, begun in 2009.
Kira Freije
Kira Freije (born 1985 in London, where she lives and works) is a British sculptor. Her figurative works, made with fabric and found materials, radiate a deep sense of connection while appearing absorbed in their own thoughts, and leave their narratives deliberately open. She is shortlisted for this year’s Turner Prize.
Thu-Van Tran
Thu-Van Tran (born 1979 in Ho Chi Minh City) lives and works in Paris. Working in ceramics, painting, drawing, film and installation, she draws connections between the political entanglements of nations and colonial legacies, whose traces remain inscribed in language, bodies and landscapes.
Neozoon
NEOZOON is an artist collective whose work, characterised by irony and humour, interrogates the male-dominated narrative of human history and the idea of civilisational progress, while reaching for alternative visions of the future.