The TA T is an architectural monument and a public space for the exchange of knowledge at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Through exhibitions, performances, concerts, workshops, and conversations, we foster a multitude of sensory experiences, collective thinking, and dialogue involving diverse perspectives. More
Current Notices
Limited Accessibility
Due to a construction fence, our visitor entrance is currently not easily accessible for wheelchair users. For assistance, please call the front desk at (+49 (0) 30 2093 46625).
Construction Work on the Campus Nord
Due to construction work, the entrances to the campus via Friedrichstr./Claire-Waldoff-Str. and Reinhardtstr. (Panketor) are closed until further notice. Open entrances: see Campus Map.
Now showing
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Valerie Karpan: Hydraulic Border Intervals
Hydraulic Border Intervals is an installation and artistic research project that explores borders as environmental and infrastructural conditions emerging through the entanglement of military violence, changing landscapes, and the circulation of people, water, and sound.
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The Listening Theater
Add your voice to our growing archive of oral memories of Campus Nord. Share a memory in person, online, send a postcard or join a memory recording event. Help us shape the upcoming audioguide.
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Call for Memories of This Place
Together with students, researchers, artists, neighbouring institutions, historians, former employees, and local communities, we are building a growing oral archive about the history of this place.
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Meshwork of Things
The Meshwork of Things is our permanent exhibition. It connects the collections of the university in new ways.
Coming soon
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Wavematters. Attending to the Spectral. Bodies, Cities, Devices
Waves matter. They light our streets at night, carry our voices, grow our food, send our text messages. Waves mess with bodies, with cities, with devices — their effects are vague, difficult to put into words,…
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Elshan Ghasimi: Reinterpretation of the Radīf | Dastgāh-e Chahārgāh
A World Premiere: With Dastgāh-e Chahārgāh, Elshan Ghasimi continues her systematic reinterpretation of the Radīf – six concerts at the TA T.