What's Wrong with the Weather?
Exhibition Climate Action Artist Residencies
27–30 November 2025 / various times
ZK/U BerlinSiemensstr. 27, 10551, Berlin, Germany
The challenges we face from climate change and its subsequent crises are complex and interwoven. Heat, droughts, forest fires, floods, rising sea levels, and loss of biodiversity are just some of the natural consequences of climate change that exacerbate health risks, trigger refugee movements, and threaten entire economies, among others. The countries of the Vulnerable 20 (V20) are particularly affected by climate crises and their consequences, as their very existence is threatened, for example, by rising sea levels or an increase in extreme weather events.
The Climate Action Artist Residencies provide a novel approach to address these complexities. By transcending borders and translating scientific research results into artistic media, participating artists generate new strands of discourse and perspectives that can transform our debates and perceptions, ultimately leading to new climate action by society at large.
The results of this work will then be communicated in an artistic project of the artist’s choice, aimed to reach, and inform a target audience in their home country and their host country. The focus of the program is the artistic exploration of the globally intertwined and scientifically proven vulnerabilities triggered by the climate crisis in the V20 countries and in Germany.
Vernissage: Thursday, November 27, 2025, 6:30 PM
Opening Hours:
Friday, November 28, 2025 – 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday, November 29–30, 2025 – 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Free admission.
Organized by Cultural Vistas Berlin, the Climate Action Artist Residencies connect art, science, and climate action by enabling three-month residencies for artists from Germany and V20 countries (Fiji, the Philippines, and Samoa) in environmental research institutions.