Monsterkabinett, Art gallery in Rosenthaler Straße, Berlin, Germany.
Monsterkabinett is an art gallery in Berlin that displays metal sculptures and mechanical creatures in underground rooms. The installation flows through narrow corridors with dim lighting that creates an immersive environment.
The Dead Pigeon Collective founded this experimental art space in a former factory building, transforming industrial ruins into an exhibition venue. This conversion gave new purpose to an abandoned structure.
The metal figures embody an unconventional art form where movement and sound take center stage. Visitors encounter something quite different from what they find in traditional gallery spaces.
Visits happen in small groups and require moving through tight underground spaces, so comfortable footwear is important. Plan for around half an hour to fully experience the installation.
Each show lasts about 20 minutes and takes only ten visitors, creating an intimate and personal experience. The mechanical beings are made from recycled materials and designed specifically for this spatial constraint.
Location: Berlin
Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible
Opening Hours: Wednesday,Thursday 18:30-21:30; Friday-Sa16:30-21:30
GPS coordinates: 52.52448,13.40183
Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:04
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