Making Ambuguity Fertile is the Present Mission of Thought

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Iliggocene - The Age of Dizziness curated by Ruth Anderwald, Sergio Edelsztein and Leonhard Grond is an exhibition series with a decentralised programme, featuring discursive formats, screenings, performances, and an audio archive. This project explores dizziness as a state of unpredictability and uncertainty through objects, installations, moving-image art, lectures, performances, and conversations, examining how it might affect the societies we are building. What modes of artistic and critical thinking, what networks and alliances, what vocabularies become relevant? Read More.

22.3. – 26.7.2026
Exhibition: Iliggocene - The Age of Dizziness
‍KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art
Am Sudhaus 3, 12053 Berlin‍

OPENING WEEKEND
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20.3.2026, 20:30
Roundtable: Infrastructure of Dizziness
KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Auguststr. 69, 10117 Berlin

20.3.2026, 20:30
Screening: The Loss of Reality
Videoart at Midnight, Babylon Cinema
Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz 30, 10178 Berlin‍

21.3.2026 OPENING
Exhibition: Iliggocene - The Age of Dizziness
KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art
Am Sudhaus 3, 12053 Berlin

22.3.2026, 16:00 – 21:30
Performances: Iliggocene - The Age of Dizziness
KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art
Am Sudhaus 3, 12053 Berlin

Jack Halberstam

Vertigo

Vertigo of this kind sets up an altered relation to entropy, one that does not resist entropy or gravity but surrenders to disorder and downward momentum.

Live Reading V - Ecology Is Dead

November 30, 2025 12:30

At Table Mountain, South Africa.

María Auxiliadora Gálvez and Mauro Gil-Fournier

Ecology Is Dead and We Have Killed It

Ecology Is Dead and We Have Killed It is a text written by María Auxiliadora Gálvez and Mauro Gil-Fournier in response to the urgent circumstances of today, where countless conflicts, inequalities, and crises are proliferating across the planet.

Resources overview

© Anderwald + Grond

The Library

This Library is a continually expanding selection of exhibition catalogues, theory, literature and cultural studies publications, as well as works from philosophy, art history and other fields. Together these materials seek to provide an overview of the artists, theories, and discourses that are related to this artistic research. The online library provides a short entry on each publication explaining why the source is relevant. Read more.

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