Venue:
The exhibition will take place on the 1st and 2nd floor of KW. An elevator is available for visitors with limited mobility with the assistance of KW staff on site. Please contact us on-site. You can find detailed information on our accessibility page.

Digital:
The exhibition takes place on site at KW.

Times:
The exhibition opens promptly at 11 am and closes at 7 pm. It is open until 9 pm on Thursdays and closed on Tuesdays.
The duration of the exhibition visit can be determined individually. Viewing all the works (ca. 100 works) in their entirety would take approx. 1-1.5 hours. The longest video is 30 minutes.

Seating:
There are foldable mobile stools are available at the entrance of the institution.

Sensory stimuli:
The exhibition tends to have a low volume.
The exhibition rooms are somewhat darkened/with dimmed lighting. The spatial view is not restricted.
The exhibition takes place in a spacious room.
Headphones will be provided on site for video works.

Exhibition type:
The exhibition is planned to be sensory friendly. This means that care is taken to reduce strong sensory stimuli in order to create a place that is as comfortable as possible for everyone. Loud noises and intense lighting effects are avoided.

Language:
Materials in showcases / videos / letters etc. have been translated and subtitled in German and English, the original language is Danish.
The exhibition texts are available in German / English. The texts for our exhibitions are also available in plain language on site/online.
Documents in German and English are handed out for reading along.
A guided tour will be accompanied by a German sign language interpreter on 6 October 24 at 2 pm.

Trigger warning:
(incurable) disease: breast cancer
Large scars on bodies

Aids / Accompanying persons:

Assistance dogs can be brought along to the event.

There is free admission for assisting persons.

Contact persons:

If you have any further questions regarding accessibility, please send an e-mail to mediation@kw-berlin.de.

If you have any questions on-site or need support, please approach the entrance staff.