Bunker West
About
Bunker West, located at Hohenzollerndamm 120 in Berlin, represents the kind of alternative art space that has become integral to the city's thriving contemporary art scene. As an independent venue operating outside the conventional gallery system, it offers a refreshing approach to how art is presented and experienced in the German capital. The space draws visitors seeking something different from the polished, commercialized art institutions scattered throughout Berlin, instead offering a raw and experimental environment where artists can take risks and audiences can encounter work that might not find a home elsewhere. The programming at Bunker West reflects the venue's commitment to supporting artistic voices and unconventional exhibition formats. Visitors can expect to encounter diverse artistic practices that challenge traditional categorizations and push boundaries in their respective mediums. The alternative space model means that exhibitions often prioritize artistic vision and experimentation over commercial viability, creating opportunities to see emerging and established artists working in ways that feel urgent and authentic. The venue's approach to curation and presentation suggests a genuine investment in fostering dialogue between artists and audiences rather than simply displaying finished products. When visiting Bunker West, expect to encounter a space that embraces its alternative identity through its physical environment and atmosphere. The venue's character is shaped by its commitment to independent programming and its role within Berlin's artist community. The experience of visiting is typically intimate and direct, allowing for close engagement with both the artwork and the ideas behind it. Visitors should come with an openness to discovering new perspectives and artists, as the programming is designed to introduce work that might surprise or provoke rather than comfort. For those interested in Berlin's underground and independent art scene, Bunker West offers an authentic glimpse into how contemporary art continues to evolve outside mainstream institutional structures. More information about current programming and exhibitions can be found at their website, https://www.artist-homes.com.
Past Exhibitions
Bad/Good Jews
A group exhibition exploring 21st-century Jewish identity through over 80 works by five Jewish artists, held in a former Nazi bunker as an act of artistic resistance.
Location
Contact Information
Address
Hohenzollerndamm 120
Phone
0160 441 16 84