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Posted On: June 29th 2026, 01:57 pm
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Not a Neun Kelche show, but curated by @sdl.lr & @kira.dell for @48stundennk – Check it out!
Fiction makes me nauseous
@48stundennk
Artists: Mina Amiri Kalvøy, Lena Ditte Nissen, Felix Deiters, Agnė Jokšė, Areez Katki, Alexey Kokhanov, Julie Legouz, Melanie Jame Wolf, Mila Panić, Helena Uambembe
Fiction Makes Me Nauseous is a project curated by Kira Dell and Laura Seidel at Neukölln Speicher, combining an exhibition with a performance series across the 48 hours of the festival. In collaboration with scenographer Franz Thöricht @jaschaundfranz , spatial setting is created for ten artistic positions that interweave personal narratives, theoretical thinking, and social questions.
Increasingly, visual artists are drawing on methods of autotheory, autoethnography, and biomythography to connect personal experience with broader social concerns. Why is social analysis from a first-person perspective relevant – and how is the personal interior entangled with a larger exterior? Autotheoretical modes of storytelling are often met with critical scrutiny, particularly regarding the risk of simplifying complex theoretical discourses.
Yet Fiction Makes Me Nauseous asks about the potential of these forms of narration – especially in a present marked by polarization and a diminishing understanding of other lived realities. Following the notion that the personal is political, the stories of intersectional feminisms cannot be conceived without the entanglement of self-inquiry, theory, and social analysis.
Venue: Neukölln Speicher, Ziegrastraße 1, 12057 Berlin
Opening times:
Fri: 7 pm - 12 am
Sat: 12 pm - 12 am
Sun: 12 pm - 7 pm
Fiction makes me nauseous
@48stundennk
Artists: Mina Amiri Kalvøy, Lena Ditte Nissen, Felix Deiters, Agnė Jokšė, Areez Katki, Alexey Kokhanov, Julie Legouz, Melanie Jame Wolf, Mila Panić, Helena Uambembe
Fiction Makes Me Nauseous is a project curated by Kira Dell and Laura Seidel at Neukölln Speicher, combining an exhibition with a performance series across the 48 hours of the festival. In collaboration with scenographer Franz Thöricht @jaschaundfranz , spatial setting is created for ten artistic positions that interweave personal narratives, theoretical thinking, and social questions.
Increasingly, visual artists are drawing on methods of autotheory, autoethnography, and biomythography to connect personal experience with broader social concerns. Why is social analysis from a first-person perspective relevant – and how is the personal interior entangled with a larger exterior? Autotheoretical modes of storytelling are often met with critical scrutiny, particularly regarding the risk of simplifying complex theoretical discourses.
Yet Fiction Makes Me Nauseous asks about the potential of these forms of narration – especially in a present marked by polarization and a diminishing understanding of other lived realities. Following the notion that the personal is political, the stories of intersectional feminisms cannot be conceived without the entanglement of self-inquiry, theory, and social analysis.
Venue: Neukölln Speicher, Ziegrastraße 1, 12057 Berlin
Opening times:
Fri: 7 pm - 12 am
Sat: 12 pm - 12 am
Sun: 12 pm - 7 pm
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