catherina cramer

catherina cramer is an artist and filmmaker. Her installations and films are based on artistic research and are often created in collaborative processes with people and in places beyond established art contexts. In her work, she explores power relations and cultural norms, developing a practice of unlearning. She questions common notions of the body, work, and value, seeking artistic forms in which vulnerability, grief, and neurodiversity can be experienced not as deficits but as practices of knowledge and relationship.

Her work has been shown at K21 – Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, HAU – Hebbel am Ufer, the Julia Stoschek Collection, and the Oakville Galleries, among others. In 2024, a publication on her work was released, sponsored by the Krupp Foundation.

catherina cramer is a contributing artist in Kunst Raum Mitte’s 2026 program DISSOLUTIONS.

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catherina cramer

catherina cramer is an artist and filmmaker. Her installations and films are based on artistic research and are often created in collaborative processes with people and in places beyond established art contexts. In her work, she explores power relations and cultural norms, developing a practice of unlearning. She questions common notions of the body, work, catherina cramer

Johannes Büttner

Johannes Büttner. Courtesy the artist

Johannes Büttner moves between past and present, and between speculative imaginaries and science-based socio-economic realities. His work reflects on the future in all its potentialities, while remaining sharply attuned to planetary crises. He draws on contemporary and historical countercultures, political manifestos, cyberpunk, DIY YouTube tutorials, as well as spiritualism and (urban) myths—treating them as prisms Johannes Büttner

Paul Sonntag

Paul Sonntag (*1991 in Berlin) works as a cinematographer and filmmaker. His cinematography has been shown at Neue Nationalgalerie during Berlin Art Week, Kunsthalle Basel, Salzburger Kunstverein as well as Toronto International Film Festival Next Wave, Kurzfilmtage Winterthur and Recontres Internationales. Trained as an architect and photographer in New York, he went on to study Paul Sonntag

Annette Maechtel

Annette Maechtel holds a Phd degree in Art History / Cultural Studies and is since 2020 the managing director of the Kunstverein neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst (nGbK) in Berlin. From 2017 to 2019 she was a scientific collaborator in the Einstein research project “Autonomy and Functionalization – a cultural-historical-aesthetic analysis of art concepts in Annette Maechtel

Raoul Zöllner

Raoul Zöllner grew up in Berlin-Mitte in the 1990s, studied at the Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam, and now heads the Boros Foundation in Berlin. In his practice, he explores new forms of art education and developed the educational formats KW, a hike and KW, unboxed for the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, which combine history, Raoul Zöllner

Elisa R. Linn

Elisa R. Linn (Elisa Linn Roguszczak) is an author, exhibition curator, and teacher. She teaches at Bard College Berlin, was co-director of Halle für Kunst Lüneburg e.V. from 2022 to 2025, and is a graduate of the Whitney Independent Study Program. At the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, she is pursuing a doctorate under Marina Elisa R. Linn

Cashmere Radio

Cashmere Radio is a not-for-profit community experimental radio station which was originally based in Lichtenberg, Berlin for the first six years of its existence before recently moving to our new studio headquarters in Wedding. The ambition of the station is to preserve and further radio and broadcasting practices by playing with the plasticity and malleability Cashmere Radio

Nils Fock

Nils Fock is a former employee of Hard Wax and was involved in radio shows such as Ziese and Scholien for Cashmere Radio. As a DJ, Nils Fock focuses on ambient, early electronic, experimental, and industrial music. Nils Fock is working on their PhD at the Offenbach University of Art and Design with Juliane Rebentisch Nils Fock

Yara Mekawei

Yara Mekawei is a Sonic Sculptor and Sound Artist exploring the intersection of sound, architecture, and urban landscapes. Her work transforms the rhythm of cities into immersive auditory experiences, where sonic narratives merge with visual form. Rooted in deep research, Mekawei bridges antiquity and modernity, drawing from Sufi philosophy and The Book of the Dead Yara Mekawei