Présent—The Jury
Tropez brings the Humboldthain Summer Pool to the Berlin Art Week Garten
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am Kulturforum, 10785 Berlin
Berlin Art Week Garten on the terrace of Neue Nationalgalerie:
Wednesday, 10am—10pm
Thursday, 10am—10pm
Friday, 10am—10pm
Saturday, 10am—10pm
Sunday, 10am—10pm
Berlin Art Week Garten on the piazetta in front of Gemäldegalerie:
Wednesday, 10am—6pm
Thursday, 10am—6pm
Friday, 10am—10pm
Saturday, 10am—6pm
Sunday, 10am—6pm
Accessible to wheelchairs
Berlin Art Week Garten on the terrace of Neuen Nationalgalerie: The nearest bus stop, Potsdamer Brücke (Bus 200, M29, M48, M85), is approximately 150 metres from Neue Nationalgalerie. The route is level and can be accessed without steps. The terrace of Neue Nationalgalerie is accessible via a ramp at Reichpietschufer / corner of Potsdamer Straße.
Berlin Art Week Garten on the piazetta in front of Gemäldegalerie: The nearest bus stop, Philharmonie Süd (Bus 200, 300, M41), is approximately 100 metres from Johanna-und-Eduard-Arnhold-Platz and our Berlin Art Week Garten. Step-free access is available via the gently sloping square.
Berlin Art Week Garten on the terrace of Neue Nationalgalerie
Potsdamer Straße 50, 10785 Berlin
Berlin Art Week Garten on the piazetta in front of Gemäldegalerie
Johanna-und-Eduard-Arnhold-Platz, 10785 Berlin
Philharmonie Süd (Bus 200, 300, M41)
Potsdamer Brücke (Bus 200, M29, M85, M48)
This event is taking place at Berlin Art Week Garten at Gemäldegalerie
›Présent—The Jury‹ celebrates ten years of Tropez by looking back and ahead. As part of Berlin Art Week, the presentation brings together selected works from the anniversary exhibition ›Présent‹ and offers a first glimpse of what awaits Tropez next summer.
Alongside two works from the exhibition, the presentation introduces the Tropez Children’s Jury. Working with curators from Berlin art institutions, a class of fourth-graders developed ideas for the 2027 programme. Their sketches and ideas offer a glimpse of Tropez’s future through the eyes of its youngest visitors.
Two interactive stations also invite visitors of all ages to get creative themselves: through building and drawing, they can develop their own ideas and visions for an art space at the swimming pool. In this way, ›Présent—The Jury‹ brings together reflection, collective thinking and new ideas, revealing the process that will shape the next Tropez.