Description
The Berlin Art Institute and all its programs stand for an interdisciplinary art practice. The Incubator promotes transdisciplinary collaboration at the intersection of art, the cultural, creative & digital industries, ArtsTech, research, technology, and science. The BAI Arts Incubator addresses entrepreneurially-minded artists, inventors, innovators, researchers, and (prospective) entrepreneurs seeking further training in the creative environment of the arts to incubate their ideas and develop their future or already existing projects or startups. The integration of the BAI Arts Incubator into the Berlin Art Institute creates an atmosphere within an international community that allows one to become acquainted with and test artistic methods and approaches with the aim of implementing them in creative processes, project & business developments.
Our International Target Group
Our Recent Events
Artist Talk NAVIGATING HOMOPHOBIA – One frame at a time & Film Premiere by CCP Fellow Jijo Kuriakose
Artist talk, Q&A, and screening of two Malayalam short films explore queer self-representation, censorship, intimacy, art as activism, and queer cinematic narratives from contemporary India. Against the backdrop of Berlin Pride Month, Berlin Art [...]
Artist In Residence: Edwin Choi
Edwin Choi explores quiet presence through drawing. His work is inspired by moments of contentment and stillness: a nostalgic memory, the first coffee of the day, resting in the grass with friends, or simply [...]
Lecture BEYOND THE CAPITALOCENE – Future Archaeologies of Matter by Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez
July 09, 2026, 10 am – 2 pm Many thanks to the artist Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez for her lecture BEYOND THE CAPITALOCENE – Future Archaeologies of Matter by Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez and discussing the works of [...]
Artist In Residence: Katja Toporski
Katja Toporski is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves between sculpture, installation, adornment, and video projection. She investigates the human experience, including how historical events are felt by ordinary individuals, their effects on collective [...]