Herzlichen Dank an unseren langjährigen Partner Hotel Berlin Berlin

Seit vielen Jahren unterstützt uns das Hotel Berlin Berlin
in großem Umfang mit kostenfreien Zimmern für unsere Künstler*innen. Diese treue Partnerschaft ist für uns von unschätzbarem Wert: Sie ermöglicht es uns, unabhängig von Förderungen oder Sponsoren unsere Projekte zu realisieren und so aktiv zur Gestaltung der freien Kunstszene Berlins beizutragen.

Das Hotel Berlin, Berlin lebt eine Vision, die weit über ein klassisches Kongress Hotel hinausgeht: Ein Ort, an dem Menschen nicht nur übernachten, sondern arbeiten, essen, spielen, erschaffen, lernen und gemeinsam Spaß haben.
Ein Ort, an dem Kultur und Gemeinschaft spürbar werden –
und genau dieser Geist prägt auch unsere Zusammenarbeit. Wir danken euch von Herzen für eure beständige Unterstützung und dafür, dass ihr so engagiert an unserer Seite steht.

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We are incredibly grateful that CADUS was able to step in at short notice and support us in the area of medical services.

CADUS provides medical and technical support in war and crisis zones to save lives, alleviate suffering, and prevent further hardship.
Currently, CADUS is active in Ukraine and Gaza, where they primarily carry out medical evacuations and training. At their Crisis Response Makerspace in Berlin, CADUS develops innovative concepts, projects, and equipment for the humanitarian sector.

CADUS believes that everyone should have access to aid when in need. At the same time, everyone should have the opportunity to build their own capacities in order to become independent in the long term.
That’s why CADUS works closely with local partners and develops creative, needs-oriented solutions. Knowledge is shared through training, and CADUS is committed to sustainable, respectful, and solidarity-based humanitarian aid.

CADUS acts with unconditional humanitarian commitment. The organization relies on donations to respond quickly and flexibly to emergencies and to plan long-term, solidarity-based assistance.

Website: https://www.cadus.org/

Instagram Account: https://www.instagram.com/cadus_org/

Spendenlink: https://www.cadus.org/spenden/

Abandoned places in Berlin are disappearing.

After four years of intense searching, we’ve found one of the last forgotten industrial landmarks:

a 100-year-old lightbulb factory.

For just three days, these old walls will come to life one last time — before they vanish in their raw form.

Visitors will move through this vast body of concrete and time – silent. Heavy. Full of stories.

Across 19,000 square meters, the LOST ART FESTIVAL unfolds – three times larger than its last edition in 2021.

In 14 halls, guests can expect a program of monumental light and sound installations, electronic live acts, and performances.

And amid all the flickering, another world appears:

Hidden bars with whispering voices, refined pop-up restaurants.

Berlin-based chefs craft moments of indulgence that surprise – a culinary program that winds through the space and draws guests in.

Program Highlights

• The largest light and sound installations to date

• Electronic live acts

• Performances

• Pop-up restaurants

• Hidden bars

• Cinema

• Art talks

Art
performance
Culinary

12. - 14.09.25

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Location

In 2025, the LOST ART FESTIVAL will move to the LUXWERK, a site steeped in history where OSRAM built Europe's first fully automated glass factory in 1927/28. A symbol of industrial pioneering.

Almost a century later, the machines have fallen silent, and the site is about to undergo its next transformation. Before the transformation begins, the LOST ART FESTIVAL brings art, sound, and culinary delights to the 19,000 square meters of the old halls—and invites you to experience the LUXWERK in all its raw, unadulterated beauty.