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Exhibition: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender
Sat, Oct 31, 4:00 PM**Vernissage** 30.10. 18:00 - 21:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 31.10. 17:00 - 20:00 01.11. 11:00 - 14:00 The atmospheric portraits by artist Anna Zender open up a space where individuals can encounter their inner emotional world with openness, and (re)discover the quiet, creative qualities within themselves. Using a restrained palette of just six colors, the paintings suggest rather than explain, and invite rather than provoke. The works in this exhibition do not follow a predetermined theme; instead, they serve as waypoints along a single year—a year in which much changed for the artist all at once: a new city, a new artistic direction, and, in December, the birth of her first child. In this sense, a specific quality emerges as the underlying theme: constant change. A transition from the familiar into the unknown, from a state of waiting into a process of becoming. The exhibition invites viewers to pause for a moment and sense how, in that very stillness, time and space begin to unfold. **About Anna Zender** *"At the heart of my art lies a longing to translate atmosphere and emotion into painting. My fascination with feminine nature and beauty—in all their diversity—serves as a major source of inspiration, while music acts as my primary driving force."* Anna Zender first encountered portrait painting during her industrial design studies at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle (Saale). In 2020, she independently organized and hosted her first solo art exhibition, laying the foundation for her career as a freelance artist. This was followed by two further major exhibitions, each of which she documented through a short film. Driven by the vision of pursuing art as her true calling, Anna’s journey took her from Halle to Berlin and eventually back to her home region. Born in 1997 in St. Wendel, Saarland, she opened "Galerie 32" in 2023—a space that, until 2026, serves as a combined studio, workshop venue, and exhibition gallery. This year, the artist has relocated her base back to Berlin, where she continues to work on her latest series of paintings.

Vernissage: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender
Fri, Oct 30, 5:00 PM**Vernissage** 30.10. 18:00 - 21:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 31.10. 17:00 - 20:00 01.11. 11:00 - 14:00 The atmospheric portraits by artist Anna Zender open up a space where individuals can encounter their inner emotional world with openness, and (re)discover the quiet, creative qualities within themselves. Using a restrained palette of just six colors, the paintings suggest rather than explain, and invite rather than provoke. The works in this exhibition do not follow a predetermined theme; instead, they serve as waypoints along a single year—a year in which much changed for the artist all at once: a new city, a new artistic direction, and, in December, the birth of her first child. In this sense, a specific quality emerges as the underlying theme: constant change. A transition from the familiar into the unknown, from a state of waiting into a process of becoming. The exhibition invites viewers to pause for a moment and sense how, in that very stillness, time and space begin to unfold. **About Anna Zender** *"At the heart of my art lies a longing to translate atmosphere and emotion into painting. My fascination with feminine nature and beauty—in all their diversity—serves as a major source of inspiration, while music acts as my primary driving force."* Anna Zender first encountered portrait painting during her industrial design studies at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle (Saale). In 2020, she independently organized and hosted her first solo art exhibition, laying the foundation for her career as a freelance artist. This was followed by two further major exhibitions, each of which she documented through a short film. Driven by the vision of pursuing art as her true calling, Anna’s journey took her from Halle to Berlin and eventually back to her home region. Born in 1997 in St. Wendel, Saarland, she opened "Galerie 32" in 2023—a space that, until 2026, serves as a combined studio, workshop venue, and exhibition gallery. This year, the artist has relocated her base back to Berlin, where she continues to work on her latest series of paintings.

Exhibition: UNFOLDING by Anna Zender
Sun, Nov 1, 10:00 AM**Vernissage** 30.10. 18:00 - 21:00 **Regular Opening Hours** 31.10. 17:00 - 20:00 01.11. 11:00 - 14:00 The atmospheric portraits by artist Anna Zender open up a space where individuals can encounter their inner emotional world with openness, and (re)discover the quiet, creative qualities within themselves. Using a restrained palette of just six colors, the paintings suggest rather than explain, and invite rather than provoke. The works in this exhibition do not follow a predetermined theme; instead, they serve as waypoints along a single year—a year in which much changed for the artist all at once: a new city, a new artistic direction, and, in December, the birth of her first child. In this sense, a specific quality emerges as the underlying theme: constant change. A transition from the familiar into the unknown, from a state of waiting into a process of becoming. The exhibition invites viewers to pause for a moment and sense how, in that very stillness, time and space begin to unfold. **About Anna Zender** *"At the heart of my art lies a longing to translate atmosphere and emotion into painting. My fascination with feminine nature and beauty—in all their diversity—serves as a major source of inspiration, while music acts as my primary driving force."* Anna Zender first encountered portrait painting during her industrial design studies at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle (Saale). In 2020, she independently organized and hosted her first solo art exhibition, laying the foundation for her career as a freelance artist. This was followed by two further major exhibitions, each of which she documented through a short film. Driven by the vision of pursuing art as her true calling, Anna’s journey took her from Halle to Berlin and eventually back to her home region. Born in 1997 in St. Wendel, Saarland, she opened "Galerie 32" in 2023—a space that, until 2026, serves as a combined studio, workshop venue, and exhibition gallery. This year, the artist has relocated her base back to Berlin, where she continues to work on her latest series of paintings.

Visionary Voices: A Day in the Life of a Lobbyist
Thu, Nov 12, 9:00 AMYou have probably heard the term before. Some admire it, some criticize it, and many are not quite sure what it actually means. So, what does a lobbyist really do? **Stephan Röckemann, Head of Corporate Representation & Director Government Affairs at Philip Morris GmbH, will provide an insider's perspective on political representation in Berlin and the transformation of one of the world's most well-known companies.** Drawing on real-life examples, he will explain how companies engage with policymakers, why regulation can determine the success or failure of entire business models, and why trust and personal credibility often matter more than formal authority. Whether your interests lie in economics, communication, IT, design or law, Stephan Röckemann will show why politics matters to every industry. It offers a unique perspective on the intersection of business, public policy, and decision-making. Join a conversation about influence, networks, regulation, and the realities behind a profession that is often discussed but rarely understood. 📅 Thursday\, 12 November \| 10:00–12:00 📍 mdh Berlin Campus Foyer (first floor), Franklinstraße 28–29 🎟 Free entry. Please RSVP here; spontaneous attendance is also welcome, subject to availability. 🗣 Language: [English/German] **Visionary Voices: Ein Tag im Leben eines Lobbyisten** Den Begriff haben Sie sicher schon einmal gehört. Manche bewundern ihn, manche kritisieren ihn – und viele wissen nicht so genau, was er eigentlich bedeutet. Was macht ein Lobbyist also wirklich? **Stephan Röckemann, Head of Corporate Representation & Director Government Affairs bei der Philip Morris GmbH, gibt Einblicke aus erster Hand in die politische Interessenvertretung in Berlin und in den Wandel eines der bekanntesten Unternehmen der Welt.** Anhand von Beispielen aus der Praxis erklärt er, wie Unternehmen mit der Politik in Dialog treten, warum Regulierung über Erfolg oder Scheitern ganzer Geschäftsmodelle entscheiden kann und warum Vertrauen und persönliche Glaubwürdigkeit oft wichtiger sind als formale Autorität. Ob Ihr Interesse in Wirtschaft, Kommunikation, IT, Design oder Recht liegt: Stephan Röckemann zeigt, warum Politik für jede Branche relevant ist. Der Vortrag bietet einen besonderen Blick auf die Schnittstelle von Wirtschaft, Politik und Entscheidungsfindung. Diskutieren Sie mit über Einfluss, Netzwerke, Regulierung und die Realität hinter einem Beruf, über den oft gesprochen wird, den aber nur wenige wirklich kennen. 📅 Donnerstag\, 12\. November \| 10:00–12:00 Uhr 📍 mdh Berlin Campus, Foyer (1. Etage), Franklinstraße 28–29 🎟 Eintritt frei. Bitte hier anmelden – spontane Teilnahme ist je nach Verfügbarkeit ebenfalls möglich. 🗣 Sprache: [Deutsch/Englisch]

Leipzig Art Day Trip — Galleries, Artist Studio & Museum Visit
Sat, Nov 7, 7:00 AMJoin Berlin Ladies Art & Culture Club for a full day of art, conversation, and discovery in Leipzig. We'll spend the day at the Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei, with private gallery introductions, a visit to an artist's studio, and a visit to the Museum der bildenden Künste. Throughout the day, I'll share art-historical context and stories connecting the places we visit, from Leipzig's contemporary art scene to the artists who shaped its history. 📋 The programme 🎨 *Welcome & introduction* We'll begin with introductions and an overview of Leipzig's art scene, setting the context for our day together. 🖼 Gallery visits at the Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei Explore a former cotton mill transformed into a centre for contemporary art. Our curated gallery walk will introduce different artistic voices and the story of the Leipzig School and New Leipzig School. 🖼️ EIGEN \+ ART Leipzig – TITUS SCHADE: SICHT \| FELD Born in Leipzig and trained in Neo Rauch's master class, Titus Schade paints places that look like stage sets and architectural models at once — windmills, towers, rocks and houses lit like a baroque stage. Not reality, but a self-contained world built from its movable pieces. The gallery will introduce the brand-new show to our group. 🖼️ Galerie Laetitia Gorsy – FRANZISKA REINBOTHE & LAURA SACHS: Desire Founded in 2018 by French gallerist Lætitia Gorsy as She BAM!, this is a gallery showing only women artists. Lætitia will introduce Desire, a dialogue between Franziska Reinbothe and Laura Sachs, herself — in English. 🖼️ ASPN – FRANZISKA KOCH: thick of things Before she studied painting at Leipzig's Academy of Visual Arts, Franziska Koch trained as a clinical psychologist. Now based in Leipzig, she works in oil on canvas — come and see what a painter with a therapist's eye brings to the canvas. 👩🎨 Studio visit – NORA MONA BACH Winner of the 2024 Art Prize of Saxony-Anhalt, Nora Mona Bach creates large-scale landscapes from loose charcoal dust — some over two metres tall — that shift between the familiar and the unknown. She'll welcome us into her Spinnerei studio, where she also works with pastel and glass. 🍽 Lunch & conversation A break to sit down together, exchange impressions, and enjoy the company of fellow art lovers. 🏛 Museum der bildenden Künste We'll explore selected highlights of the museum's collection together, with art-historical context connecting the museum to the morning's discoveries. 🚶 A little of Leipzig Time permitting, a short walk through the historic centre before returning to Berlin. 📅 Date: Saturday, 7 November 2026 🕐 Duration: Full-day trip, with morning departure and evening return 📍Meeting point:Berlin Hauptbahnhof 💶 Participation fee: €70 per person 📌 RSVP is free and non-binding. Sign up to receive the full itinerary — you only confirm your place once you've seen it and paid. 👥 Small group Event Info & FAQ 💶 What's included? The curated full-day programme, introductory art talk, private gallery introductions, artist studio visit, museum visit with art-historical commentary, and personal hosting throughout the day. 🎟 Museum admission? Free. 🚆 What is paid separately? Train tickets, local transport, food, and drinks. 📋 When will I receive the full itinerary? Right after you RSVP — with exact times, information, and payment details. 👋 Can I come alone? Absolutely — many women do. We'll begin with introductions, and there will be plenty of time to connect throughout the day. 🎨 Do I need to know about art? Not at all. I'll share context along the way, and questions and discussion are warmly welcomed. ✨ Curated and hosted by Julia, founder of Berlin Ladies Art & Culture Club — a community of over 2,000 women brought together by art, culture, and meaningful connection. Her art studies include the École du Louvre and Sotheby's Institute of Art, and she has organised over 70 cultural gatherings.

Opening RACHEL GARRARD, ROSALIE WERTHEFRONGEL & KARL HORST HÖDICKE
Thu, Nov 12, 5:00 PMWe cordially invite you to the opening of the solo shows of Rachel Garrard, Rosalie Werthefrongel and Karl Horst Hödicke at our KÖNIG GALERIE venue (St. Agnes, Alexandrinenstrasse 118-121, 10969 Berlin).
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