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Georgina Koutifari-Magklara, Eiswerderstr 18F, Berlin (2026)

16/04/2026

Join us tomorrow, 17th of April, for the opening night of (Supposedly like) Oil and Water!

The Gewölbekeller underground space has been brought to life with the brilliant artworks of our 22 artists!

And we have an amazing program for the night featuring performances from Logan February ( ) and Ncube ( ), and a fashion show from mounia.studios by Mathilda Rejouan ( / .studios)

You will not want to miss out!!

Song: Nf.65 by YOUN3S ()

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12/04/2026

We're excited to share our collaboration with Followart, a platform dedicated to supporting and connecting artists and curators worldwide

Together with Followart, we're taking a step toward something that truly matters: creating direct, meaningful support for artists. Throughout the exhibition, visitors can simply scan the QR code on each participant's label and contribute any amount they wish directly to the artist.

Even the smallest contribution can make a real difference. For an artist, it's more than just financial support; it's recognition, encouragement and a reminder that their work resonates. It's a simple gesture that says: I see you, I value what you create, and I want you to keep going.
Art thrives on connection, and this is a chance to be part of that connection in a tangible way.

Support an artist. Make an impact.

11/04/2026

(Supposedly like) Oil and Water
A space where worlds meet, clash, and beautifully coexist.

This multidisciplinary group exhibition brings together African and Afro-descendant Q***r artists exploring belonging, (self-)identity, resilience, and radical imagination. Through painting, textiles, installations, and video art, each artist offers a deeply personal yet collective reflection, inviting us into a space of vulnerability, conversation, and possibility.

Featuring works by:

Jasmin Moallim, Chie Marquart-Tabel, Papa De, Raviva Nsiama, Tayo, Les Lónsu, Kat Pablo, Lahya, Awaduna, Ololajulo Photography, Nyambura wa Flo, Adéráyọ̀, Mona Okulla Obua, Austin Nortey, Naomi Boima, Satta Briana, Logan February, Rositsa Mahdi, Kunika Tappert, Nicole Gudo, Ncube, NKWSpace

Programme Highlights:

Vernissage: April 17, 6–10 PM
Short Film Screening: April 19, 5:30–8:30 PM
Open Mic Night: April 21, 5:30–8:30 PM (start 6 PM)
Finissage: April 24, 6–10 PM

Performances by Logan, Ncube & Exocé
Fashion Show by Mathilda Rejoan & Mounia Studios
DJ set by DJ Trade Trainer

Open daily from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Straßburger Str. 10, 10405 Berlin

In collaboration with .world

Come as you are. Witness, feel, imagine and be part of a future that holds all of us.

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09/04/2026

Meet the Artists
Different stories. Shared threads. A collective reimagining of identity, memory, and becoming.
Kunika Tappert ()
German-Zambian artist blending surrealism, expressionism & comic-inspired visuals.
Her work dives into fragmented identity, psychological states & inner narratives through distorted figures and non-naturalistic colour.
Kunika is presenting a series of paintings in which bold colours and warped forms unravel emotional tension and reveal subconscious worlds.

Papa De ()
Uganda's first openly non-binary q***r photographer & award-winning multidisciplinary artist.
Their practice reclaims African q***r histories while exploring gender, home, belonging & migration.
Papa De is presenting works from "Love(r)ships Series" & "The womxn I have met Series", powerful reflections on identity and self-definition.
Nicole Gudo ()
Mozambican curator & artist working with textiles and fibre.
Her work centres healing, self-reconnection & dismantling internalised systems of oppression.
Nicole is presenting "Mosaic of Memories: Real and Reimagined", a deeply personal installation on grief, healing & reclaiming truth.

Rositsa Mahdi (.mahdi)
Bulgarian-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist exploring ancestry, care & fluid identities.
Rosotsa is presenting "Rest Fellows", a meditative sound installation framing rest as resistance and "Black and Balkan", a portrait series navigating identity, ancestry & imagined narratives through absence and connection.

A space where ✧ identity ✧ q***rness ✧ memory ✧ healing ✧ resistance
intertwine and transform.

Rosotsa is presenting "Rest Fellows", a meditative sound installation that frames rest as resistance, and "Black and Balkan", a portrait series that navigates identity, ancestry & imagined narratives through absence and connection.

09/04/2026

Meet the Artists

Different stories. Shared threads. A collective reimagining of identity, memory, and becoming.

Kunika Tappert, , is a German/Zambian artist blending surrealism, expressionism & comic-inspired visuals. Her work explores fragmented identity, psychological states, and inner narratives through distorted figures and non-naturalistic colour.
Kunika is presenting "Passerby" — where distorted figures and bold colour unravel inner worlds and fragmented identities.

DeLovie Kwagala, known as Papa De, , is Uganda's first openly non-binary q***r photographer & award-winning multidisciplinary artist. e. Their work focuses on reclaiming African q***r histories, challenging stereotypes, and exploring narratives of gender identity, home, belonging, and migration.
Papa De is presenting works from "Love(r)ships Series" & "The womxn I have met Series", powerful explorations of q***r African histories, belonging, and self-definition.

Nicole Gudo, , is a Mozambican curator & artist working with textiles and fibre. Her work is centred around reconnection with self, (collective) healing and dismantling internalised systems of oppression through textile and fibre art.
Presenting "Mosaic of Memories: Real and Reimagined", a deeply personal installation on grief, healing, and reclaiming one's truth.

Rositsa Mahdi,.mahdi, is a Bulgarian-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist exploring care, ancestry & fluid identities. She explores questions of multiple and fluid identities, ancestry, healing and practices of (collective) care from a Black and q***r perspective.
Rositsa is presenting "Rest Fellows" — a meditative sound installation inviting rest as resistance.

Step into a space where ✧ identity ✧ q***rness ✧ healing ✧ memory ✧ resistance intersect and transform.

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08/04/2026

(Supposedly like) Oil and Water

Four artists. Four perspectives. One shared exploration of identity, memory, and transformation.

Adéráyọ̀, déráyọ̀ , is a Nigerian multidisciplinary artist based in Glasgow, moving across film, sound & performance.
Adéráyọ̀ is presenting "Dissonance", a moving-image work that navigates the tension and beauty of holding multiple identities at once. Raw. Vulnerable. Dreamlike.

Austin Nortey, , is a Ghanaian artist reworking second-hand and traditional textiles.
Austin is presenting "Resistance in Transformation", an upcycled installation where materials refuse fixed meaning, embracing fluidity, q***rness, and change.

Naomi Boima, , is a Berlin-based German/Sierra Leonean artist exploring Blackness, intimacy & collective memory.
Naomi is presenting "Softies", an ongoing series celebrating closeness, tenderness, and everyday moments within Black and q***r communities.

NKWSpace, , a multidisciplinary storyteller working across text, image & paint.
NKW is presenting "Rock Face", a deeply personal body of work shaped by diaspora, identity, and the in-between spaces of belonging.

Together, these works move through themes of:
identity ✧ q***rness ✧ memory ✧ transformation ✧ the human condition

Come, witness what happens when difference doesn't divide but creates something entirely new.

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07/04/2026

Four artists. Four distinct practices. One shared exploration of identity, power and the stories that shape us.

(Supposedly like) Oil and Water brings together works that challenge, unravel and reimagine narratives across cultures, histories, and bodies.

Jasmin Moallim, , is a Berlin-based artist, fashion designer, textile artist, and photographer, currently studying African Art History at Freie Universität Berlin. Jasmin's work centres on freedom, human rights, and equality.
Jasmin presents The Threads are Woven Together, a photography installation exploring how colonial histories continue to shape narratives of sexuality, culture, and tradition.

Mona Okulla Obua, .okulla.obua, is a German-Ugandan poet, director, and video artist. A graduate of the Film University "Konrad Wolf" Babelsberg, Mona's award-winning works explore poetic storytelling, spirituality, Afro-surrealism, indigenous knowledge and diasporic identity.
Mona presents Lawino / Mirror, a film installation responding to Okot p'Bitek's Song of Lawino, a layered homage to Northern Ugandan literary history.

Logan February,, is a Nigerian poet and multidisciplinary artist exploring desire, psychospirituality, and Afro-q***r identity. Author of In The N**e and Mental Voodoo, and fellow of DAAD Artists-in-Berlin, Literaturhaus Wien, and Junge Akademie.
They present Thrall, a poetry film examining the q***r African body as a site of pleasure and power, violence and vulnerability, endurance and escape, through the lens of B**M.

Ncube, , a Zimbabwean director and writer, has created 4 feature films, 15+ theatre works, 5 books, and 20+ short films.
They present The Malelevision Show episode, featuring screenings of The Epiphany and Madam Baby, alongside a live performance with readings from Accomplished Women.

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04/04/2026

Meet the Artists

Chie Marquart-Tabel . Satta Briama .art and Tayo .deade

Chie Marquart-Tabel is a Black visual artist based between Berlin and London. Her work explores the connection between loved ones, communities, and ancestry, while questioning belonging and care in a world shaped by colonialism and capitalism.
As part of "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Marquart-Tabel presents "Homes and Goodbyes", a multidisciplinary installation that reimagines farewell not as loss, but as a conscious, intentional act. Rooted in her decision to undergo a mastectomy, the work approaches letting go as a physical and ritual process. Through painting, drawing, embroidery, and patchwork, she creates objects that embody what has been lost, releasing it.

Satta Briama is a Sierra Leonean-born, London-raised multidisciplinary q***r artist now based in Berlin. Working across painting, poetry, and performance, her practice explores emotional and embodied human experience. Grounded in her lived reality as a Black q***r woman, her work resists simplified narratives of identity. She holds a BA in Drama and Theatre Arts from Goldsmiths, University of London.
In the exhibition, Briama presents "Where it breaks, it holds", a work that traces how memory settles into the body and how we continue to live within what has shaped us.

Tayo was born in Lagos, Nigeria, and moved to Vienna at the age of seven. Their work combines painting with upcycled materials, addressing themes of Afro-diasporic history, identity, belonging, and cultural perception.
For "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Tayo presents "Orisha Berlin". In Yoruba tradition, Orishas are divine beings not confined to fixed gender roles. In Tayo's interpretation, Orisha emerges as a fluid, genderless presence that exists beyond binary categories.

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02/04/2026

Meet the Artists!

Les Lónsu , Kat Pablo and Ololajulo Photography .

Read their bios below!

Les Lónsu is a filmmaker and director born in Madrid and now based in Berlin. Lights... Camera... Production! Those are their main areas of expertise, through extensive work on numerous film sets, leading complex productions and supervising shoots and events. As part of "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Les Lónsu will showcase "Floraison", a short film depicting the effect of the Ballroom community and Love on a q***r trans man who feels seen on his first ball.

Kat Pablo is an Afro-Puerto Rican multidisciplinary artist based in Berlin. Born and raised in New York, she studied photography and semiotics at the School of Visual Arts. As part of "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Kat Pablo will showcase What Dawn is, a performative practice of photographing herself under different guises – those of Black & Puerto Rican individuals she grew up with in the South Bronx during the 1980's.

Gideon Ololajulo is a Nigerian photographer and filmmaker based in Berlin. Born and raised in Ibadan, his work is deeply influenced by everyday life, human relationships, and the quiet narratives that exist within ordinary environments. As part of "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Ololajulo will showcase "Like Father, Like Son", a photography series that sits in that space between familiarity and uncertainty. I

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01/04/2026

Meet the Artists!

Lahya , Nyambura wa Flo , and Raviva Nsiama .ziama Read their bios below.

Lahya is a Namibian Black q***r, disabled, neurodiverse, fat Femme artist whose work moves across poetry, performance, photography, and song. Creating is both survival and healing, a way to speak, to process, and to stay present in a world that often pushes them to the margins.
As part of "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Lahya will showcase Love in a Lost World, a photographic series that interrupts advertising, gentrification, and polished narratives with raw truth.

Nyambura wa Flo is a Kenyan photographer and social & cultural activist. Fusing photography, film, and activism, her work explores African identity, memory, and cultural continuity within the context of colonial fragmentation. Her practice is guided by the wisdom of African philosophy and ancient knowledge systems to understand our role and contribution to social change.
As part of "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Nyambura will showcase Alkebulanx, a photographic series that considers the shared histories of African q***rness and spirituality as important dimensions of African life, violently shaped by colonisation and religion.

Raviva Nsiama is a Berlin-based filmmaker and visual artist working with film, photography, and installation. Born between Congolese and German cultural worlds, her artistic language moves fluently between symbolism, multilingual text, and embodied performance. At the heart of her practice lies poetry. She studied Visual Communication (Moving Image) at the University of the Arts Berlin (UdK).
As part of "(Supposedly like) Oil and Water", Nsiama will showcase Burning Lies, a poetic short film about the stories we tell ourselves to survive, the fictions we build to move through a cold world, to protect what feels too fragile, to hold back our own joy, or to keep life at a safe distance.

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