In spring 2026, Galerie Wedding will present Malplaquetstraße 33 – Jugend einer Monteurin (Malplaquetstraße 33 – Youth of a Female Assembly Worker), a solo exhibition by Ahu Dural. Taking an apartment as a starting point, the exhibition explores family history, migration, work, female solidarity and appropriation artistically.

The exhibition is the second part of “Louder, Taller, Uglier, Weirder – Learning from Weeds / Von Unkraut lernen”, a curatorial project consisting of four exhibitions and a series of events we call sprouts, which appear as we grow and move forward.

Duo exhibition by Catherina Cramer and Johannes Büttner, whose expansive worlds move between the real abysmal nature of neoliberal exploitation—which is currently particularly noticeable due to cultural policy austerity measures—and the imaginations of possible counterworlds.

During the winter months of 2025/26, the monastery ruins, in cooperation with the nGbK, will present the text-based event and exhibition format RUINEigentum (RUINProperty) by acid collège Berlin. On 18 November 2025, 15 January 2026 and 19 February 2026, open workshops with invited guests will take place at 6 p.m. each day, dealing with questions of ownership and possession. The textual results of these events will then be processed at random and made visible to the public outside on the displays of the monastery ruins.

For the 2025/26 programme year, artist Neda Saeedi has been selected by a jury to create a site-specific work. Neda Saeedi’s sound installation, created specifically for the Klosterruine, explores how historical sites are remembered. “Who is remembered, who is excluded, and how do we deal with violent histories or missing monuments? Are we dealing with the past in a way that allows us to shape the future?

On the occasion of its 50th anniversary in 2019, an exhibition developed by the Berlin Senate Chancellery and the Gedänkstätte Deutscher Widerstand traced the development of the programme and selected biographies of participants. In the year marking the 80th anniversary of the end of the war and liberation from Nazi dictatorship, as well as the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Federal Republic of Germany and Israel, an updated version of the exhibition can be seen at the Mitte Museum.