Haus der Visionäre | Anahita Sadighi
As part of Featured 2025
Entry to the exhibition and installation is 10.00€. For the evening program, including performance, conversation, and party, a combined ticket is available for 20.00€.
Uniform pricing, no concessions.
Accessible to wheelchairs
WC accessible to wheelchairs
The venue is accessible at ground level and can be reached by wheelchair. If you have any questions about individual access needs, please feel free to contact us in advance via email.
S Treptower Park (S41, S42, S8, S85, S9) / approx. 10-minute walk
U Schlesisches Tor (U1, U3) / approx. 15-minute walk
Bus 104 and 194 (stop Bouchéstraße/Treptower Park)
Bus 165 and 265 (stop Eichenstraße/Puschkinallee)
Parking is available in the surrounding residential streets around Flutgraben as well as along Eichenstraße.
Haus der Visionäre is an experimental venue on the banks of the Spree that uniquely connects Berlin’s club and art scenes. With its open architecture and immersive sound infrastructure, it offers a unique setting for interdisciplinary, site-specific projects. As a platform for contemporary art, performance and music, Haus der Visionäre creates new points of access for a diverse audience.
Anahita Sadighi is a Berlin-based curator and gallerist working at the intersection of contemporary art, sound culture and ritual practice. Her initiative explores how art can hold space for critical engagement, care and cultural memory. With a focus on transnational feminist perspectives and non-Western epistemologies, her projects often take the form of site-specific installations, collaborative soundworks and performative constellations. A central concern is to dissolve disciplinary boundaries and to cultivate spaces where embodied experience, listening and political imagination can unfold. Her curatorial practice is rooted in the belief that art must respond to fractured cultural landscapes not only with critique, but also through gestures of relation, resonance and repair.