Is transmediale suitable for non-experts?

Yes. Artist talks, guided tours and introductory panels help you engage without specialist background.

Can I take photos of works?

Check signage per work and venue. Many installations allow photos without flash; performances often restrict recording.

How do I navigate multiple venues?

Cluster events by area, travel via U/S-Bahn, and leave 20–30 minutes between sessions for transfers.

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transmediale (Berlin) – Themes, Venues & Visitor Guide

Q: Do I need a festival pass?

A pass suits multi-day visitors; otherwise choose day or single-event tickets. Some side events are free.

transmediale Berlin – contemporary art, critical media cultures and talks — Festival for art and digital culture: exhibitions, talks, screenings and performances across Berlin.

transmediale explores how technology shapes culture, politics and everyday life. Expect a city-wide mix of exhibitions, talks, performances and screenings with artists, researchers and curators from around the globe.

Below: typical timing, ticket types, venue tips, and how to plan smart routes between sites.

At a glance

When: Typically late January to early February (dates vary by year).
Where: Multi-venue format; festival hubs and partner spaces announced annually.
Format: Exhibition(s), conference/talks, performances, screenings, and partner program.
Tickets: Festival/pass, day tickets, and single-event options; some side events are free.
Language & access: Much of the program is in English; check accessibility per venue.
Planning: Buffer travel time; pick 2–3 anchors per day; badge pickup early.

transmediale – FAQ

Do I need a festival pass?

Not necessarily. A pass is great for multi-day access; day or single-event tickets work if you focus on specific tracks.

Is it suitable for non-experts?

Yes. Curated tours, artist talks and introductory panels make complex topics approachable—pick themes that match your interests.

Can I take photos?

Varies by work and venue. Look for signage; avoid flash; some performances restrict recording entirely.

How do I navigate venues?

Cluster events by area and use U/S-Bahn. Allow 20–30 minutes between sites; cafes nearby are perfect buffers.

transmediale in 60 seconds

Focus: Critical media cultures, digital art, politics of technology.
Pace: Plan 2–3 core sessions daily; add one exhibition block.
Tickets: Check pass vs. day value; some limited-capacity sessions book out.
Good pairings: Morning talks → afternoon exhibition → evening performance/screening.

Final program, venues and times are announced each year—always confirm before you go.

Choose your vibe

Exhibition Conference Screenings Performance Workshops

Curated depth: Big-picture keynotes plus hands-on artist perspectives.
Flexible planning: Mix ticket types and venues as you go.
Inspiration loops: Cross-over between art, theory, activism and design.
Transit-friendly: Easy to link sites by U/S-Bahn; many cafes in walking distance.

Transmediale Berlin: Exploring the Intersection of Art and Digital Culture

Transmediale Berlin is the city’s flagship festival for art, media and technology—a critical look at how digital tools shape culture, politics and everyday life. Across several days you’ll find exhibitions, talks, screenings and performances that invite you to think, feel and question.

Dates & Venues (at a glance)

When: Annually in late January–February (multi-day program; exact dates vary).
Where: A network of partner venues announced each year (often incl. Haus der Kulturen der Welt and other hubs).
Format: Exhibitions, conference tracks, workshops, performances and film screenings.

What you’ll experience

Digital & media art: From interactive installations and generative art to immersive environments and AI-assisted work.
Talks & theory: Artists, curators and researchers unpack the cultural impact of technology.
Live A/V & performance: Evenings often blend sound, image and code in experimental sets.
Hands-on sessions: Workshops that translate big ideas into practice.

Who it’s for

Art & design lovers curious about new forms and critical perspectives.
Technologists exploring creative uses of AI, AR or data.
Academics & students in media, culture and digital studies.
Working creatives seeking fresh methods and collaborations.

Plan like a local

Pick anchors: 2–3 must-see items per day (one exhibition block + key talk + night set).
Buffer time: Allow 20–30 min between venues; use U/S-Bahn for quick hops.
Tickets: Compare festival pass vs. day/single tickets; limited seats sell out fast.
Access & language: Much of the program is in English; check accessibility per venue.

Address & contact

Transmediale
Gerichtstraße 35, 13347 Berlin
Tel: (030) 959-994-231
Website: transmediale.de
Note: Final dates, venues and maps are announced annually—always confirm before your visit.

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