Film screening “Suites4nature”

Film screening: “Geographies of Solitude”

For decades, ecologist Zoe Lucas has been researching the flora and fauna on Sable Island, a remote island off the east coast of Canada, and documenting an ecosystem largely unaffected by human influence. Experimental filmmaker Jacquelyn Mills accompanies her, capturing her meticulous work on 16 mm film and immersing herself in the deep structures and beauty of life by editing and distorting the material. Nature appears as an overwhelming place of stillness and perpetual growth and decay, with large quantities of plastic waste highlighting the threat to this world.

Film screening: “Geographies of Solitude”

For decades, ecologist Zoe Lucas has been researching the flora and fauna on Sable Island, a remote island off the east coast of Canada, and documenting an ecosystem largely unaffected by human influence. Experimental filmmaker Jacquelyn Mills accompanies her, capturing her meticulous work on 16 mm film and immersing herself in the deep structures and beauty of life by editing and distorting the material. Nature appears as an overwhelming place of stillness and perpetual growth and decay, with large quantities of plastic waste highlighting the threat to this world.

Late Night Music for the movie “All the beauty and the bloodshed”

Amidst an exhibition of works by the famous American photographer Nan Goldin, you can hear the music for the film All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (Laura Poitras), which focuses on Goldin’s fight against the USA’s opioid crisis.How to find us, address and more

Biennale »Paradise lost?« “The Four Seasons” with the Freiburger Barockorchester

hORA church service “Paradise lost”

Church service as part of the Biennale 2025

Paradises on paper: Is art our salvation?

Botticelli, Titian and their contemporaries also dealt with endangered nature, with real and fictitious paradises and with their loss. In the Kupferstichkabinett of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Germany’s largest collection of art on paper, a selection of drawings and prints from the Renaissance and Baroque periods gives an idea of the fascinating diversity of the subject matter. Perhaps art can even be a place where threatened paradises can be saved and preserved and thus continue to offer refuge and inspiration?How to find us, address and more

hORA church service “Paradise lost”

Church service as part of the Biennale 2025

Paradises on paper: Is art our salvation?

Botticelli, Titian and their contemporaries also dealt with endangered nature, with real and fictitious paradises and with their loss. In the Kupferstichkabinett of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Germany’s largest collection of art on paper, a selection of drawings and prints from the Renaissance and Baroque periods gives an idea of the fascinating diversity of the subject matter. Perhaps art can even be a place where threatened paradises can be saved and preserved and thus continue to offer refuge and inspiration?How to find us, address and more

Late Night “Cantando hacia el Sur”

In his music, Lucas Dorado explores the sounds and rhythms of the musical and natural landscapes of Latin America. His compositions tell of the animals, flowers and trees of South America – of their lush diversity and magnificent beauty, and also of the threat to their dwindling habitat, which is a place of melancholic longing. The ensemble interweaves diverse rhythmic structures with jazz harmonies. Vibraphone and cello meet vocals – with Latin American percussion.How to find us, address and more

Biennale »Paradise lost?« Debussy’s “La Mer” and Grieg’s Piano Concerto

Sky, sea and light permeate this concert, in which Finnish conductor Dalia Stasevska makes her debut with the Berliner Philharmoniker. Jean Sibelius transports us to the historical Finland of legend with his dramatic tone poem Pohjola’s Daughter, while Kaija Saariaho’s Orion describes the astrological constellation in numinous music. The concert will also include Edvard Grieg’s piano concerto, which its echoes of Norwegian folk music, and Claude Debussy’s shimmering tone poem La Mer. The soloist is pianist Jean-Fréderic Neuburger.