Installations in Berlin this week

Ryuichi Sakamoto: his first major retrospective in Europe.

KOO JEONG A – OUSSSEAN: glowing paintings and magnet towers.

Paradox Loom: hand-built labyrinth by Karmanoia.

Fusinato's sound ritual after Kleist's Homburg.

Noise als Strategie: where Kleist meets electric guitar.

Wir waren nie nur Mensch: art and science beyond the human.

Lina Lapelytė: 400,000 wooden cubes shaped by visitors.

Lúcia Koch: New Systems, walkable colour filters.

Online exhibition on digital infrastructure.

Fabrizio Plessi and Bernardí Roig: exhibition in an oratory.

Himmel unter Berlin: light and sound art in dark vaults.

James Turrell: light installation, visible only at sunset.

Jeewi Lee: installations of time and memory.

Wind: The Architecture of a Death Camp.

Chorus: sound installation by Annika Kahrs at Nikolaikirche.

Qusay Awad: exhibition tracing the Bärenzwinger's layers.

DISSOLUTIONS: a solo exhibition by Julius Pristauz.

Walk-in installation by students and wild seed.

Die Sein: Para Psychics Expanded, works by Kerstin Brätsch.

Laure Prouvost, immersive installation, Biennale de Lyon.

Etsu Egami's first installation in Japan: The Fate of Faces.

Sediment: Qusay Awad on architecture and memory.

Plastic Fantastic: art on plastic pollution, for women.

Overview tour of Shilpa Gupta's exhibition What Still Holds.

Shilpa Gupta – Overview: guided tour of the exhibition.

A house and two windows: talk with Myriam Jacob-Allard.

WINTERLIGHTS: light art by Christopher Bauder with ice rink.