1 Cubic Meter The Global Contemporary Art Map

1 Cubic Meter is a curated global map of contemporary art venues and exhibitions. It connects galleries, museums, foundations, independent art spaces, and artist-run initiatives across major art cities worldwide.

The platform organizes contemporary art geographically while maintaining a global perspective. Cities are presented as interconnected nodes within an international art ecosystem, enabling institutions and exhibitions to be situated within a broader structural context.

The result is a continuously maintained global map dedicated exclusively to contemporary art.

Amsterdam · Athens · Berlin · Brussels · Hong Kong · Istanbul · Lisbon · London · Los Angeles · Madrid · Mexico City · Milan · New York · Paris · Seoul · Tel Aviv · Tokyo · Vienna · Zurich

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Submit for Inclusion in the Global Map
If you want your contemporary art venue or exhibition to be formally included in the 1 Cubic Meter global map, you can submit it here. Submissions are reviewed and, once approved, become part of a curated, continuously maintained cartography of contemporary art.
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Once approved, your event remains visible on the map from the moment of publication until the end date indicated in the submission.
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Berlin Contemporary Art Map: Galleries, Museums, and Current Exhibitions

Berlin is one of the most influential contemporary art capitals in Europe, known for its dense concentration of galleries, independent art spaces, nonprofit initiatives, and large-scale museums. From the established gallery clusters of Mitte and Charlottenburg to the experimental scenes in Kreuzberg, Neukölln, and Wedding, the city sustains a continuous cycle of exhibitions, openings, and interdisciplinary cultural production.

The Berlin contemporary art ecosystem includes internationally recognized institutions such as Hamburger Bahnhof and KW Institute for Contemporary Art, alongside artist-run spaces, project rooms, temporary venues, and foundation-driven programs. Commercial galleries coexist with experimental formats, making Berlin a key destination for curators, collectors, artists, and researchers interested in emerging practices and institutional programming alike.

Each venue on this Berlin map reveals how exhibition spaces emerge from specific neighborhood dynamics, artist networks, and temporary initiatives. Rather than presenting a fixed hierarchy, the platform highlights the city’s fluid structure, where experimental practices, independent programming, and institutional frameworks continuously reshape the contemporary art landscape.