Berlin improv trio Jane in Ether - Miako Klein, Biliana Voutschkova, Magda Mayas -
performs a new writing piece devised in collaboration with Juliana Hodkinson

ensemble mosaik plays LIGHTNESS (2015)
alongside works by Parham Behzad, Mariso Jimenez and Love Carbin
as part of the mini-festival UpToThree

ensemble mosaik performs new works by
joanna baillie, boris filanovsky, juliana hodkinson, sergej newski, petros ovsepyan, kirsten reese, niklas seidl and stefan streich
written in memory of bettina junge

with kind support from lotto stiftung berlin and senatsverwaltung für kultur und gesellschaftlichen zusammenhalt

Trio Generator performs a world premiere, commissioned by Klangwerkstatt Festival, with the support of the Ernst von Siemens Stiftung

Reliable and sufficient funding is crucial to a vibrant and diverse cultural scene as well as to the development of new forms and ideas. However due to rising expenditure and budget cuts, the cultural sector is facing yet again major challenges in many places. We talk to experts from the Nordic countries and Germany about how to meet these challenges: How is the cultural sector doing in the North and what are local funding opportunities? What does it take to maintain cultural programs? How can cultural inclusion be guaranteed for everyone?

Juliana Hodkinson and Oda Dyrnæs perform for the inaugural visit of the
Danish king and queen to Berlin, at the 25th anniversary of the Nordic embassies
(closed event)

In Ensemble KNM Berlin's 'four reading' project, Lan Cao, Juliana Hodkinson, Fang-Yi Lin and Ana Maria Rodriguez create new works departing from Nina Simone's groundbreaking song „Four women“ (1966).
کاربر ناشناس is composed by Juliana Hodkinson, together with filmmakers Atefeh Kheirabadi and Mehrad Sepahnia (realillusion).

singuhr projects and KNM Berlin present a new work by Juliana Hodkinson
as part of singuhr's Alvin Lucier legacy reflection

with the kind support of KodaKultur and the Danish Arts Council / Statens Kunstfond

Fidan Aghayeva-Edler plays WHEN THE WIND BLOWS (2009)
alongside works by Marti Epstein, Eiko Tsukamoto, Hilda Paredes,
Julia Wolfe, Margarete Huber and Alyssa Aska