From the vibrant streets of Birmingham, UK, to the pulsating heart of Berlin, AKA KELZZ (they/them) has evolved into a captivating act that weaves a tapestry of soulful melodies and introspective lyrics. 

In search of connections and points of contact with Hanna Bekker vom Rath’s fearless commitment, four exiled authors from the Weiter Schreiben project reflect on the possibilities of poetic-artistic resistance against patriarchal violence and oppression today. The reading performances by Dima Albitar Kalaji, Sveta Ben, Rasha Habbal and Mazda Mehrgan will be accompanied by the musicians Bahila Hijazi and Louay Kanawati as well as the visual artist Marwa Younes Almokbel. Author Annika Reich and Weiter Schreiben project manager Lama Al Haddad will present the texts, which will be read in their original Arabic, Belarusian and Persian, in German translation.

From the vibrant streets of Birmingham, UK, to the pulsating heart of Berlin, AKA KELZZ (they/them) has evolved into a captivating act that weaves a tapestry of soulful melodies and introspective lyrics. 

With Christiane Rösinger (author, musician, and theatre director), moderated by Sonja Eismann (editor, Missy Magazine)

The Kiezsalon returns to Dahlem, this time presenting its first concert at the Brücke-Museum, featuring the Berlin premieres of Karelian-Luxembourgish sound artist Cucina Povera, Melbourne-born, London-based musician Laila Sakini and Krakow upcoming composer Martyna Basta.

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Come and celebrate with us in our beautiful museum garden! You can expect a varied programme with music, short tours and workshops for children, young people and all those who like to create. Or visit our current exhibition 1910. Brücke. Art and Life. Admission is free!