What this member offers
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Art Gallery
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Artistic Residency Accommodation
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Artists Studio
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Café / Bar
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Conference Room
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Courtyard
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Co-working Space
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Garden
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Large Concert Hall (audience capacity: more than 300)
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Large Theatre (audience capacity: more than 200)
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Meeting Room
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Multifunction Hall
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Multi-purpose Space
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Music Recording Studio
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Playground
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Rehearsal or Practice Room
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Workshop room
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Architecture and Urbanism
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Art residencies
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Community and Relational Arts
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Democratic and civil society development
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Education
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Film
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IT and Gaming
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Literature
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Media (Radio & TV)
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Multimedia and interactive Arts
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Music
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Publishing
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Software
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Technology
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Theatre / Performance
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Visual Arts
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Archiving and Conservation
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Education and Training
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Exhibition and Programming
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National advocacy
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Research
Zentralwerk
Zentralwerk is a unique artist-run space in Dresden, Germany where ideas of affordable housing and cultural work come together with experimental, forward-thinking, innovative and participatory artistic production.
Zentralwerk is a collective of artists, humanists, architects and craftsmen that has been staging performances, festivals, exhibitions and concerts in Dresden since 2006.
Self-organisation, diversity and civil society are the core ideas that Zentralwerk aims to approach through artistic expression.
In its urban context Zentralwerk understands itself as a project that focuses on building strong local networks by being an active part of a creative and socially diverse neighbourhood while also promoting the European idea by making international collaborations possible. In the four buildings of Zentralwerk you can find a 400m 2 hall and a smaller hall that’s half that size, a gallery and a 100 units: two thirds of these are used as ateliers for art and creative economy and the other third for housing.
What makes your organisation unique?
Zentralwerk is an artist-run space for self-determined living, working and art-making in a building with historical significance.
What TEH activities are you a part of?
Staff Exchange