Evagoras Vanezis opens his doors to his space, Sic Contemporary, to Irini, exploring the notion of metanarratives and the usage of archives in his curatorial projects.

Our first episode's guest is Burkay Pasin, Assoc.Prof. (PhD) of Architecture, discussing his dissertation "A Critical Reading of Ottoman-Turkish Hamam as a Queered Space".

A special collaboration exploring the intersection of sound and movement. This partnership between Bubble Gum and Soma brings together performance artists and electronic musicians for an evening of multidisciplinary experimentation.

Monday Affair is a performance night hosted by Bubble Gum in collaboration with Love Affair Basement, London. Rather than functioning as a showcase, Monday Affair operates as a space for gestures that are fleeting, unfinished, awkward, vulnerable, or unresolved. Monday Affair foregrounds process over product, relation over spectacle, and presence over outcome. It's a night for trying things out — for holding space together, however temporarily.

Bubble Gum is launching its first online performance archive, asking: where is contemporary performance going? We want to hold space for experimental, interdisciplinary, and contemporary performance artists—documenting, showcasing, and amplifying their work. With Hold This For Me, we invite artists to help shape a living archive—one that doesn't just collect work but actively engages with the process behind it. We are as interested in the thinking, making, and experimenting as we are in the final outcome. We are looking for a diverse range of work—challenging, deeply personal, politically urgent, or radically ephemeral. Deadline: April 14, 2025

We are thrilled to announce the debut of Bubble Gum with our first Performance Festival in Berlin, 3 evenings of 18 performances in total by 20 artists. Join us to celebrate creativity and collaboration. Get your tickets here!

On 29-31 August 2024, we are organizing a performance festival at the Pandora Gallery in Kreuzberg, where you can immerse into the underground rooms and watch the performances of international artists. Deadline: 15 May 2024.

The second edition of  It’s Gonna Be Hot brought together sixteen artists from seven countries for a programme of live performances at Ostavinska Gallery. Alongside the performances, the invited artists offered workshops focusing on site-specific practices and movement-based approaches. Over several days, the space became a place for shared experimentation and collective practice between artists and participants.

This four-day event was the final of the Endlessly Performing Art project. After a year of posting a new video performance every single day, artists from Canada, Russia, Germany, Portugal, the US, Serbia, and Turkey came to Belgrade to finally perform together live. The festival brought a year of online work into the same room. The video performances created during the project were shown alongside new performances, turning the long-distance collaboration into a live experience.