CONNECTIVITIES - Handbook for Embodied Communication / MORNING MOON, Sofia / SHIFTING SIGNS, Berlin
SHIFTING SIGNS at Galerie Georg Nothelfer, Berlin
Adochi, Stella Geppert, Elmira Iravanizad, László Lakner, Jenny Michel
Opening: Friday, April 24, 6 – 9 pm / Artist Talk: Saturday, May 2, 2 pm / Duration: April 25 – June 6, 2026
Special Opening hours during Berlin Gallery Weekend: Friday, May 1, 12 – 9 pm / Saturday, May 2, 11 am – 6 pm / Sunday, May 3, 11 am – 6 pm
The exhibition Shifting Signs presents five artistic approaches from different generations, whose works each engage in distinct ways with systems of signs and the dynamic processes of their transformation. In their exploratory nature, the works on display trace the movements of signs across time, media, cultures, and practices, documenting and reflecting upon them whilst making them productive in the creation of new sign structures.
MORNING MOON at Underground Festival,
April 25 from 6.00 pm at Oki Krasno Selo, Sofia, Bulgaria
Concept: Stella Geppert / Performance: with Lyllie Rouvière
The Sofia Underground Festival returns for its 21st edition – “with a broken heart”. This year, the theme of heartbreak brings together dozens of artists from different continents, featuring over 50 solo and collaborative projects, three group exhibitions, and a series of performances and musical events at various venues across Sofia.
The Goethe-Institut is a partner of the event and is supporting the presentation of the performance Morning Moon by Stella Geppert (Germany) and Lillie Rouviere
(France), which can be seen on 25 April from 6.00 pm at Oki Krasno Selo. Other main partners of the festival are the City of Sofia – Cultural Calendar, the Ministry of Culture, the Austrian Cultural Forum, and Culture Ireland.
Upcoming Talks:
“CONNECTIVITIES – Formen verkörperter Kommunikation”
Raumklasse unter der Leitung von Prof. Gabi Schillig
June 1, 3 pm, Raum 105106, Medienhaus, University of Art, Berlin
“AUF DEN SPUREN VERKÖRPERTER KOMMUNIKATION UND IHREN VERNETZUNGEN”
June 2, 2026, 6 pm, Raum 103/104, Villa, Campus Design
Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle, Halle an der Saale
Publication:
_Stella Geppert
CONNECTIVITIES – Handbook for Embodied Communication_
Concept: Stella Geppert/Design: Christoph Steinegger
Texts: Gabriele Brandstetter, Daniela von Damaros,
Stella Geppert/Michael Meyer-Hermann, Joana P.R. Neves
Published by Distanz-Verlag, 2025
ISBN: 978-3-95476-729-8
Supported by Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt, Berlin
https://www.distanz.de/stella-geppert/connectivities-handbook-for-embodied-communication
CURRENT:
COLLECTION NOTHELFER – Selection of works by the artists of the gallery
Galerie Georg Nothelfer, Berlin
Corneliusstraße 3
10787 Berlin-Tiergarten
With: Mahdad Alizadeh, Peter Brüning, Michael Buthe, Eduardo Chillida, Christo & Jeanne-Claude, Damien Daufresne, Madeleine Dietz, Christoph M. Gais, Galli, Stella Geppert, K.O. Götz, Manfred Hamm, Thomas Hartmann, Gerhard Hoehme, Elmira Iravanizad, Delia Jürgens, László Lakner, Britta Lumer, Toni Mauersberg, Walter Menne, Jürgen Messensee, Henri Michaux, Robert Motherwell, Max Neumann, Georges Noël, Pegasus Product, Robert Schad, Emil Schumacher, Richard Serra, K.R.H. Sonderborg, Walter Stöhrer, Oliver Thie, Fred Thieler, Geerten Verheus, Jan Voss
PAST:
HAUNT Saison
until Jan 31, 2026
frontviews at HAUNT
Kluckstraße 23 A Yard
D – 10785 Berlin
With: Johannes Albers, Martin Albrecht-Fulton, Carsten Becker, Peter Böhnisch, Monika Brandmeier, Barbara Breitenfellner, Nelli David, Alice Dittmar, Marta Djourina, Marta Dyachenko, Daniela Elorza, Vanessa Enríquez, Nadine Fecht, Despina Flessa, Stella Geppert, Rayk Goetze, Theemetra Harizani, Olaf Hajek, Timo Herbst, Marianna Ignataki, Runa Ikeda, Thorsten Alexander Kasper, Ulrich Kochinke, Kathrin Köster, Gökçen Dilek Acay, Matteo Lorusso, Claudia Mann, Ulrike Mohr, Berit Mücke, Katja Pudor, Andreas Schmid, Götz Schwan, Tracey Snelling, Oliver Thie, Silke Thoss, Miriam Vlaming, Saskia Wendland, Nicole Wendel, Sofiia Yesakova, among others
organised by the collective