The No Name Show 4.0 - Silke Lapina represented
Join us on Friday, 13 December 2024 as Gravity Art Space presents the fourth iteration of its popular year end tradition, 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗡𝗼 𝗡𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝟰.𝟬. This annual exhibition challenged conventions by showcasing artworks without artist names, encouraging viewers to engage directly with the art free from the bounds of authorship.
Launched in 2021, The No Name Show continues to evolve with a focus on showcasing diverse works from both emerging and established artists, building a community, and fostering discussions.
Intersections Art Summit Philippines x Thailand 2025 – Silke Lapina represented
From February 7–9, 2025, we’ll gather in Bangkok to explore how art can bridge cultures, inspire conversations, and imagine new possibilities together.
This summit isn’t just an event—it’s a space to connect, reflect, and celebrate art across communities.
Art Fair Philippines 2025 - Silke Lapina represented
Founded in 2013, Art Fair Philippines is the premier platform for exhibiting and selling the best in modern and contemporary Philippine visual art. The fair aims to mirror the vibrant local art scene and continues to generate support for Filipino art practitioners. The fair is committed to expanding the local audience for the visual arts. Art Fair Philippines makes art accessible to enthusiasts and those who want to discover one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting art landscapes.
"Kumain Ka Na Papaluin Kita" Silke Lapina Commission Work at SIBOL: MADE’s 40th Anniversary Exhibition, Metropolitan Museum of Manila 2024
“Kumain Ka Na Papaluin Kita” (2024) is a soundwork by Silke Lapina as a comment on Mark O. Justiniani’s painting “Last Trip” (1990) which has been exhibited for the Metropolitan Museum of Manila’s ‚Sibol‘ exhibit 2024.
Artist Talk Silke Lapina – Transnationalities: The Anthropology of Migration. DAAD Galerie Berlin 2024
This event will highlight emerging transnational cultural forms and expressions. Artists Jasmin Werner, Silke Lapina, and Lizza May David will present their practices as artists living and working between two cultures. Jasmin Werner and Silke Lapina are German-Philippine dual citizens, while Lizza May David is a German citizen with Filipino parents.
Urban Prayers – Silke Lapina Solo Exhibition 2022
Urban Prayers is a series of artworks that blend pop culture with spirituality. The German-Filipino artist Silke Lapina explores the relevance of religion and spirituality in contemporary times. All the works in the exhibition revolve around the theme of sanctifying everyday life or recognizing the sacred in the ordinary. As a birthplace of musical ideas, a music studio in Berlin Friedrichshain serves as the exhibition venue, providing the setting for the Urban Prayers showcase.
Date and Time: Saturday, November 5, 2022, 1:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Address: Gürtelstraße 25a, Berlin
"Holy Hands" Ibn Rushd - Goethe Mosque Berlin - Silke Lapina
Under the title "Holy Hands", the works of the artist Silke Lapina were presented during the Friday prayer on October 8th, 2021, at the Ibn Rushd-Goethe Mosque in Berlin Moabit. Hands as a symbol of closeness and connection have been at the center of most cultures to this day. Inspired by Jewish, Christian, and Muslim mysticism, the artist Silke Lapina's works mainly revolve around the themes of perception, touch, and connectivity.