FRAMED BERLIN Is A Non Profit Association That Uses A Distinctive Multidisciplinary Curatorial Approach To Cultivate A Space Where Diverse And Even Opposing Perspectives Can Be Brought Together. This Fosters Profound Exchange Across Cultural Boundaries, Enriching Both Personal Experience And Wider Society.

FRAMED derives its name from the frame of an artwork, yet for us it likewise signals a neutral spatial framework ready to accommodate a host of artistic expressions. In choosing the artists and exhibits for each event – often made specifically for FRAMED and presented for the first time – we aim at a cross-pollination of the visual and auditory, both among the works featured and how they are experienced by the audience. The engagement of audiences with the performance gives way to something elusive and hard to pin-down: In the space between performer, premises, visual art and those attending, there is a special experience that is time-specific yet memorable – something akin to inspiration, in that it encourages further creativity and openness to others.

While the events are presented in English, they feature a wealth of languages, among them Hebrew, German, Arabic, Spanish, Japanese and Dutch. A multi-lingual discourse is at the core of our project, as we’d like to reach out to myriad cultures – in the sense of spoken languages but no less as pertains to musical expression and artistic practices. Rather than an obstacle, we see diversity as a pathway to greater contact and communication.

FRAMED is powered by Migdalor, Berlin-based cultural hub, where the creative dreams are turned into reality. Migdalor takes the cultural ventures forward by providing investment as well as ongoing mentoring and professional services.

The Team