On Saturday 28th November, Hanna Mattes will be reading a section of ‘Flying Rivers’ at b_books.

 

An ongoing project with its origins in the Ozark forests of Arkansas, ‘Flying Rivers’ explores the human desire for connectedness. Based on the relationships built with the people there, Hanna catalogues their surroundings through photography and text. In doing so, she uses the idea of tree communication—through root systems, fungal networks, and atmospheric processes—as a metaphor for human interaction.

 

Doors will open at 7pm, with the reading commencing at 7:30pm.

 

 

b_books
lübbener str. 14
10997 Berlin
Germany

 

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On Thursday 26th November, 6 – 9pm, Hanna Mattes and Yuki Jungesblut will be present for an evening of conversation and soup surrounding their duo exhibition, SOLACE.

 

 

Galerie Axel Obiger
Brunnenstr. 29, Mitte
10119 Berlin
Germany

 

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Tuttaunanotte 2 is a double screening conceived and curated by Francesco Urbano Ragazzi with the aim of rereading Italy’s cultural and political landscape through artists’ cinema.

 

Programme 2 features works by Pauline Curnier Jardin and Feel Good Cooperative, Radha May, Raffaela Naldi Rossano, Stefano Miraglia, Collezione Nancy Delroi, Natália Trejbalová and Matteo Pasin, Liryc Dela Cruz, Michela de Mattei and Invernomuto.

 

Launched at the e-flux Screening Room in New York in 2025, Tuttaunanotte is conceived as an expanding palimpsest. On screen, it traces the contours of a possible Italian night, moving through the amnesias of the colonial past, the desires of the present, and the premonitions of an elusive future.

 

Tuttaunanotte 2 gives shape to what is paradoxically defined as The Most Italian Cinematic Showcase, where identity and citizenship appear in a state of constant redefinition. The artists are Italian by origin, by adoption, by proximity, in transit, or by chance, united by a collaborative approach that goes beyond the boundaries of individual authorship.

 

The second program of TUTTAUNANOTTE 2 – The Most Italian Cinematic Showcase, curated by Francesco Urbano Ragazzi, continues its exploration of Italian art through film and video, bringing together three main interconnected themes: the city at night, the politics of images, and the gaze of the cinematic apparatus.

 

The evening closes with Paraflu, the unsettling lullaby by Michela de Mattei and Invernomuto. In the restored darkness of the theatre, the howls and growls of a pack of wolves merge into a mysterious disposition.

 

The screening will commence at 5:45pm on Sunday 8th November.

 

Tuttaunanotte 2 is free upon reservation. Click here to participate.

 

 

Cinema Godard
Fondazione Prada
Largo Isarco, 2
20139 Milan
Italy

 

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The 20th edition of the KFFK / Short Film Festival Cologne 

 

Gernot Wieland will also present Family Constellation with a Fox (2025, 18 mins) at the KFFK / Short Film Festival Cologne. 

 

The festival will take place between Monday 23rd and Thursday 26th November.

 

The programme will be published online in early November.

 

 

KFFK/Short Film Festival Cologne
Maybachstr. 111
50670 Cologne / Germany

 

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On Sunday 22nd November at 5pm, Hanna Mattes will present an evening dedicated to stones, their histories, and the personal meanings we attach to them. Visitors are invited to bring stones from their own collection, share their stories, and present them alongside Hanna’s.

 

 

Galerie Linger
Boppstraße 2, Souterrain links | Kreuzkölln
Berlin, 10967
Germany

 

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On Saturday 7th November more than 65 museums will open their doors for Museum Night Amsterdam 2026.

For the occasion, Charlott Weise’s performance collective and band, Cold in Church, present Sails of Anarchy, a theatrical musical performance, presented within their exhibition of the same name.

 

With multichannel sound, painting, kinetic light, and costume, the fictional world of their concept album Convent is expanded into an immersive spatial installation. The performance simultaneously marks the release of the album.

 

The title refers to the closing number of Convent, in which a speculative vessel transforms and undertakes a mythical journey. Through immersive sound and theatrical interventions, the performance brings maritime histories into dialogue with the present, taking pirate mythology and radical imagination as a starting point.

 

The evening will commence as follows: 

 

7 – 8pm – First Cold in Church set: poetry recitation
9 – 11pm – Second Cold in Church set + choir
11pm – 12am – Ambient improvisations
12am – 2am – Set by Metaterme

 

Tickets for Museum Night Amsterdam are available here. Tickets are priced at €25, and grant access to all participating venues between 7pm and 2am.

 

 

ARTI ET AMICITIAE
Rokin 112
1012 LB Amsterdam

 

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WALKING DREAMS is a group show featuring works from Kati Faber, Lymm Gerstmair, Eva-Maria Kollischan, Vincent Tavenne, Anna Vovan and Gernot Wieland.

 

For this exhiibtion Gernot will present Family Constellation with a Fox (2025, 18 mins), together with six ceramics.

 

The opening will take place on Friday 6th November, 7 – 9pm.

 

The exhibition will run until Saturday 19th December.

 

 

Galerie M29
Moltkestraße 27 a
50674 Köln
Deutschland

 

opening times: Monday – Friday, 2 – 6pm; Saturday, 12 – 4pm; and by appointment

 

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A space to pause, to carry on, to move forward, to begin anew. Taking the English word solace as its starting point, the exhibition invites viewers to reflect on time, consolation, and related feelings.

 

In a staged space created especially for this occasion, Yuki Jungesblut and Hanna Mattes bring together photographs, videos, texts, and drawings that approach the theme from different perspectives: personal, abstract, and always in dialogue with nature. Also on view are works still in development that will continue to change, just as solace itself unfolds over time. Solace rarely arrives as a grand moment; it comes rather as a slowing down, a pause in which time is not only pressing or slipping away.

 

At the same time, it is itself fleeting and must be found, shared, and renewed again and again, through rituals, repetitions, and small gestures. Precisely because everything passes, the present moment (a light, a touch, a conversation) takes on its particular weight. Thus Solace stands between remembering and forgetting, between what was and what is to come: less a state than a transition, in which time can expand for a moment.

 

The opening will take place on Friday 6th November, 7 – 10pm.

 

The exhibition will be open from Saturday 7th November until Saturday 5th December.

 

 

Galerie Axel Obiger
Brunnenstr. 29, Mitte
10119 Berlin
Germany

 

opening times: Thursday – Saturday, 3 – 7pm; and by appointment

 

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