Free film screening, donations welcome! :) Places limited, please use the form below to register. QTIBIPOCS to the front! :) Please also do a home COVID-19 self-test before arriving at the venue. Call Me Kuchu is a 2012 American documentary film directed by Malika Zouhali-Worrall and Katherine Fairfax Wright. The film explores the struggles […]
Reading Group Session #1 with MHAS' founder, Kathy-Ann. These small reading group sessions are limited to 15 people. First come, first served! Read and discuss excerpts from this brilliant and urgently resounding new work by Christina Sharpe. Hot off the press! Ordinary Notes (2023) by Christina Sharpe. We will read excerpts from the book together, […]
The Ancestral Healing Tarot deck™️ makes its debut appearance in Berlin at MHAS! Let Harriet Tubman and her underground railroad conductors accompany you on your journey to self-love and self-care. Mark your calendars! Opening on Monday 22 May, 2023, at 7pm The full 83 card tarot deck will be exhibited in the space. Come dwell, […]
Ancestral Healing Tarot Workshop by Care In conjunction with the finissage/closing day of Care's Ancestral Healing Tarot exhibition at MHAS, they will offer an ancestral healing tarot workshop! Due to the nature of the ancestral healing tarot deck, this workshop is a safe(r) space event only for people who self-identify as BIPOCs. Please register using […]
MHAS is happy to kick off a series of "Thinking & Discussion", wherein we will watch a short video input of a featured critical thinker/writer/artist in conversation, and then read a passage or two from their work, and then open to floor to discussion. The session will be facilitated by MHAS founder, Kathy-Ann Tan. The […]
Mental Health Arts Space (MHAS) Berlin is a non-profit arts/project space run by, with, and for BIPoC folks and marginalized groups. Every donation is most appreciated and helps us continue our work!
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