We are looking for a member, e.g. a former art teacher, to organize guided tours of our exhibitions for young people such as pupils, trainees and students.
Contact Tom Albrecht 0306154749, 
Introduction to the exhibition “Augenwischer”. (C) Vera Leisibach
Group Global 3000 is showing 18 works by 15 artists. Paintings, objects, performances, installations, videos, workshops and specialist lectures with discussions make the actors involved in sustainability visible and promote transformation.
The climate crisis and the extinction of species are progressing. Humanity is aware of the risks to its future, but is too slow to transform its behavior, politics and economy towards sustainability.
TRANSFORMERS are people who accelerate the transformation towards a regenerative society that preserves species. They can be activists against the climate crisis, against species extinction, to save resources, politicians, craftspeople, citizens, pupils, students, farmers, artists. Who is that? Is it you? What do they do, what are their tools?
Tom Albrecht, Thomas Behling, Enrico Dedin, Laura Dimitrova, Kuesti Fraun, Stephan Groß, Michael Hess, Pia Höhfeld, Anunaran Jargalsaikhan, Frédérique Lanquetin, Marc Lee, Vera Leisibach, John Maibohm, Annegret Müller, Rosa Schmidt
Fri, 28.2. – Fri, 11.4.2025
Welcome: Tom Albrecht, Curator
Introduction to the exhibition: Katja Hock, art historian
Text by Katja Hock:
“TRANSFORMERS. Sustainability Players ” as a counterpart to the previous presentation. It records the current situation, takes up previous social transformation and looks at the search process for new system structures.
With Thomas Behlings installation “Eine Aktion von Mercedes-Benz und der BILD-Zeitung”, an edited sticker with the words “Ich verzichte gerne auf die Zukunft unserer Kinder” (I gladly renounce the future of our children) from 2024, Behling criticizes the irresponsible actions towards our planet and at the same time alludes to the drastic protests of the climate stickers.
Performance “Wurz.”: Tom Albrecht
Workshop “The Sculpture Cycle”, (C) Vera Leisibach
Workshop “The Sculpture Cycle”, (C) Vera Leisibach
Pia Höhfeld. Workshop “The Sculpture Cycle”, (C) Vera Leisibach
Artists from the exhibition will be presenting their works and will be available to answer guests’ questions on site and online,
Moderation: Tom Albrecht
Artist talk Transformers, photo © Tom Albrecht
Artist talk Transformers, photo © Vera Leisibach
Artist talk Transformers, photo © Vera Leisibach
Artist talk Transformers, photo © Tom Albrecht
“Towards a sustainable future with AI?”: Dr. Friederike Rohde, TU Berlin
“Developing an ecological handprint that makes a difference”:
Tom Albrecht
10 pages pdf
“Transforming the workplace. In trade, industry and agriculture”: Christine Schmidt, Scientists for Future
Transforming in the workplace, pdf
“Transforming in the workplace. In trade, industry and agriculture”: Christine Schmidt, Scientists for Future, (C) Tom Albrecht
Video “The Schönau feeling” on you tube. The story of the Schönau electricity rebels on their way from a citizens’ initiative for a nuclear-free future to an ecological electricity supply company.
Ursula Margarete Sladek, in “The Schönau Feeling”, Group Global 3000
Dr. Michael Sladek, in “The Schönau Feeling”, Group Global 3000
Sebastian Sladek, Board Member of EWS Elektrizitätswerke Schönau eG, reading “Courage can be felt”, thoughts by Dr. Michael Sladek (✝)
Exhibition 4.7.2025 – 15.8. 2025
17 international artists from Lithuania, Greece, Germany and the USA show their critical stance on fake news in 20 works with graphics, installations, photos, objects, videos, paintings and performances.
Tom Albrecht, Thomas Behling, Carsten Borck, Merit Fakler, Stephan Gross, Norbert Hillwig, Šarūnė Kalininaitė (5sarunes), Tom Lane, Vera Leisibach, Diana Elena Paun, Stefanie Raetsch, Alexander Rommel (aerroscape), Lorina Speder, Anna Staffel, Tajda Stiplovšek-Jug, Emily Wisniewski, Nora Zang
Fake news is spread worldwide by politicians, the press and on social media and is usually defined as invented content that is intended to manipulate and influence opinion. Fake news often has a deliberately emotional character and is often difficult to distinguish from real news. Detailed in the wiki: Fake News
Newspapers of the Springer press in Germany headline: “Germany facing the solar debacle”. This is fake news. The energy transition is going much better than the right-wing alarmists from BILD, WELT and others would have us believe. Wind turbines and solar power complement each other well. We have enough power plants to generate enough electricity even during “dark doldrums”. Generating, distributing and using renewable energy from the sun and wind instead of fossil fuels is the energy transition.
The Fake New here is “Dunkelflaute”. Link to the topic in German: https://www.volksverpetzer.de/faktencheck/energiewende-luegen-widerlegt/
More fake news: “BATTERIES OF SHAME”, “Germany lost in the solar dead end”, “Germany in the dark doldrums. “We are the ghost drivers of Europe”, “Winmills of shame”, “Trembling before the blackout”.
Here we focus on the fake news against the transformation to sustainability, e.g. the energy transition. How do you debunk fake news? How do you set positive signals instead?
We invited artists from all over the world to submit their proposals. We are showing works that take up the theme and conserve resources in terms of transportation and materials.
Dark doldrums. Stephan Groß, Berlin, 2025
Jury Team GG3: Tom Albrecht, Stephan Groß, Maria Korporal, Vera Leisibach, John Maibohm, Andrea Striesova
Curator: Tom Albrecht
Co-curator: Katja Hock
Address: Leuschnerdamm 19, D 10999 Berlin, Germany
Mails: clevergreen@gg3.eu
68. exhibition
Funding: Group Global 3000 e.V.
In the gallery on Fridays and Tuesdays 5-8 pm
Welcome by Tom Albrecht, introduction to the exhibition by Katja Hock, Blues Kitchen play blues and folk with vocals and guitars.
Artists from the exhibition talk about their works on site and online with guests. Moderation Katja Hock
Guests collect fake news and rate it according to strength and subversion.
We are also looking:
– Teachers who organize guided tours with young people in our exhibitions.
– Someone for press contacts
DONATIONS, (C) Diana Toledo
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The registered association Group Global 3000 finances the artistic exhibition work in the non-commercial project space, which we call the gallery.
We were founded as a group of artists in 2012 and since then have usually held three to four exhibitions on art and sustainability every year at Leuschnerdamm 19 in Berlin Kreuzberg.
We are the only art venue with this program. The issue of sustainability is more important than ever. In our art lies the hope of winning people over to climate protection and the diversity of species. We give the topics images, with painting, video and sound work, installation, drawing, performance and deepen them through specialist lectures, e.g. by Scientists for Future and workshops.
We carry out our curatorial work on a voluntary basis as a team of five artists. In 2016, we received the Berlin Senate Prize for Project Spaces as a non-commercial gallery for our exhibition work. The prize money will be used up in 2024. The funding association is small. Our costs are around €6,000 a year for fees, co-curation, advertising, rent and exhibition supplies for three exhibitions a year.
We look forward to you or your donation!
Tom Albrecht, founder and chairman of the association
GG3 – Group Global 3000 e.V.
Gallery for sustainable art in Berlin
Leuschnerdamm 19
10999 Berlin
0049306154749
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As a non-profit association for the art of sustainability in Berlin, we are looking for an employee for our press work in return for a fee
Tasks:
We look forward to your inquiries!
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