What does it mean to be with one another—to “inter-be”? The exhibition *Urban Witches Not Bitches IV: Interbeing* brings together artistic practices that explore perception, ritual, the body, memory, ecology, resistance, and decolonial perspectives. It is an invitation to rethink the concept of “being with one another.”
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Urban Witches Interbeing
The fourth edition of the exhibition series *Urban Witches Not Bitches* brings together a transnational network of artists working in the fields of performance, sound, installation, photography, video, sculpture, and social intervention. At its core is the concept of *interbeing*—of “being in between” or “being with one another”: forms, bodies, voices, and meanings come into being only through their relationships to one another.
Frequencies below the threshold of language, repetition, breath, elementary gestures, and cyclical time make art appear as an incantation and a process. At the same time, Interbeing is situated within a politically charged present marked by ongoing violence. Artistic practices engage with forms of silence—both imposed and self-imposed—as well as with the conditions of absence, erasure, and invisibility. As a constellation of independent voices, the exhibition traces the effects of coexistence as well as of silence and erasure—not as a self-contained narrative, but as an invitation to rethink relationships, interdependencies, and shared conditions in a time of ongoing crises.
Artists
Yunuen Rhi, Wer Da, Viviana Druga, Veslemøy Rustad Holseter, Sophie Soni, Nischal Khadka, Nora Cristea, Nia Pushkarova, Moran Sanderovich, Lady Gaby, Polańska Laura, Kimberly Gray Ennis, Ionee Waterhouse, HYENAZ, Han Bing, GRANDMAS, Darina Alster, Camille Lacadée, Carolin Langner & Stefanie Walk, Berglind Ágústsdóttir, Andrea Ludovic, and Alina Tofan // Curated by Viviana Druga
- Dates: September 19–October 10, 2026
- Venue: Neurotitan at Haus Schwarzenberg, Rosenthaler Str. 39, 10178 Berlin
- Opening reception: September 19, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
- Dates: September 19–October 10, 2026 | Mon–Sat, 12:00 PM–8:00 PM
