Katharina Marszewski
E.E.D.D. (Editions & Education) 

Opening: Sunday, 1 June, 4–7pm
1 June – 6 July 2025

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Ich nehme Anlauf und Ende

Ende in einer Stadt voll Leben, Lebensumständen

Das Wetter und das politische Klima 

Wie so wahr 

es 

in dieser Stadt 

abgebrannter Bau 

Bau eines Bahnhofs 

inmitten bracher Felder 

Wetter im Juni 2002 

keiner kann es sagen 

Doch was es zu bereden gibt 

Dafür gibt es keinen Ort 

Ausser diesen Hier

Jetzt da wo du stehst 

Auf dass die Archive sprechen!



Katharina Marszewski (born in Warschau, lives and works in Berlin) studied Fine Arts at Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig and Art in Context at UDK, Berlin. 

In her ongoing practice she combines elements of screenprinting as her medium that navigates from the surface (paper and textiles) alongside the body and eventually onto the streets. Here, repetition serves as a tool to re-member and/or to re-lease significant feelings of a contemporary human being. She creates collages, clothes, and situations. 

Besides her artistic production she has been working for the Education Department of Hamburger Bahnhof and was an active member of the SDW Screenprint studio in Berlin Kreuzberg from 2018-2024. Currently she is an Artistic assistant at the Malerei/Glas Department at Kunsthochschule Burg Giebichenstein. 

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Katharina Marszewski
LIVE ACTION PRINT

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within the frame of the exhibition E.E.D.D. (Editions & Education)––

Sunday, 22 June 2025, 1–4 pm

You are warmly invited to join us for LIVE ACTION PRINT. Together with Masha, Marwa, Melissa, Mihu, and Kasia, an open, performative printing situation will unfold—somewhere between text, textile, and interaction.

At the heart of the event is a mobile screen-printing station, where motifs will be printed on paper—and, if desired, on textiles brought by visitors. Throughout the afternoon there will be readings, fittings, raspberry water, and spontaneous moments of dialogue around design, text, and the body. Editions by Printmodé will be available to try on and explore.

The action is conceived as a workshop: with shifting roles, improvised readings, short breaks, and space for exchange. You’re invited to participate, or simply be present and watch.

Stations