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During the exhibition period of Mensch Maschine: Return to Earth, we will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 18:00.
Suggested Donation: 10 EUR regular / 5 EUR for residents of Luckenwalde / free admission for students
Please note that train services from Berlin to Luckenwalde will be suspended between 24 September and 13 December due to extensive track and switch renewal work by Deutsche Bahn. A rail replacement bus service will operate from Teltow Stadt.
Open Call
Mensch Maschine Fellowship 2026:
Mechanic Ghosts and Entangled Realities
Applications are now open!
In 2026, the JUNGE AKADEMIE, VISIT, the fellowship programme of the E.ON Foundation and E-WERK Luckenwalde will once again offer four fully funded fellowships to international artists. The programme supports projects operating at the intersection of art, energy and ecology, with a thematic focus on the topic of the human machine. Artists can now apply online.
Mensch Maschine: Soil, Sound, Memory
Symposium on 15 November 2025 at Akademie der Künste
For this years’s Mensch Maschine symposium, soil, sound, and memory serve as starting points for rediscovering alternative narratives and conceptions of technologies and intelligence in the arts that acknowledge global perspectives, experiences, and voices. With: Jonathan Gray, Juno, Wesley Goatly, Nolan Oswald Dennis, Tamara Kneese, Anh-Linh Ngo, Tiara Roxanne, Jennifer Walshe, Helen Starr and fellows of the Mensch Maschine programme: Maithu Bùi, Victor Brim, Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi, Emerson Culurgioni, hn. lyonga, Sonya Isupova, Safiya Seedmother, Kira Xonorika
Mensch Maschine: Return to Earth
19 September 2025 until 22 February 2026
E-WERK Luckenwalde, JUNGE AKADEMIE of Akademie der Künste and E.ON Foundation are pleased to present the group exhibition of Mensch Maschine: Return to Earth at E-WERK featuring Assem Hendawi, hn. lyonga & Safiya Yon, Emerson Culurgioni & Viktor Brim, Kira Xonorika, Sonya Isupova, Maithu Bùi and Rae Hsu. Mensch Maschine: Return to Earth presents eight artists and artist duos who have developed projects responding to the complex relationships between human and machine, animal, plant, and planet amid climate emergency and advancing digital technologies like artificial intelligence. The programme's fellows bring together diverse cultural and geographical contexts, aesthetics, and knowledge systems.
