After Party Spatial / Polyphonic Views
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Nalepastraße 18, 12459 Berlin
Tickets for the exhibition ›Polyphonic Views‹ are available here.
The exhibition opening ›Polyphonic Views‹ on Friday, 12 SEP 2025, 6—10pm is free of charge.
Visitors to the opening of the ›Polyphonic Views‹ exhibition will also receive free admission to the after party from 10pm—midnight.
Tickets for Spatial Festival:
Weekend Pass: 150.00€
The Weekend Pass grants access to all festival sessions across Saal 1, Saal 2, Shedhalle, Monom Studio from 12—14 SEP. Late Night Session on Saturday not included.
Day Passes
- Friday, 12 SEP: 60.00€
- Saturday, 13 SEP: 70.00€
- Sunday, 14 SEP: 60.00€
Each day pass grants access to all sessions in Saal 1, Saal 2, Shedhalle, and Monom Studio on that day. Late Night Session on Saturday not included.
Late Night Session
- Saturday, 13 SEP: 32.00€
- Limited capacity. Separate ticket required.
- Featuring Richie Culver (DJ), DJ Death Defy (Live), and special guests
Tickets are available here.
Free parking available.
On 12 SEP, Spatial, presented by Monom—Berlin’s center for spatial sound—extends into the night with a Berlin Art Week after-hours gathering at the Monom Bar from 10pm until midnight. Just steps away, Monom Studio opens its doors for a rare encounter, celebrating the opening night of Spatial: A Festival for Spatial Sound, Art, Music, and Technology. Throughout the festival, the most iconic halls of Funkhaus will be transformed into unparalleled listening rooms, as Monom Studio unveils its largest-ever constellation of 4DSOUND systems—the only system in the world capable of producing true audio holograms.
The evening also inaugurates Polyphonic Views—an exhibition curated by Passage—unfolding across the vast industrial architecture of Shedhalle, with works by more than thirty contemporary artists.