The Institute for Sexual Science (1919–1933)
Urban transformations in post-Wende Berlin
Benjamin Busch, “Echoes of Queer Landscapes: On Lili Elbe and the Institute for Sexual Science,” Haus der Kulturen der Welt, July 19, 2026
Project Space Festival Berlin
Gotham
“Spaces That Matter: Care, Knowledge, and Community in Karail,” screening and conversation program, Spore Initiative, Berlin, June 5, 2026
“In Conversation: New Media & New Narratives in Queer Cinema,” panel discussion, Xposed Queer Film Festival Berlin, May 29, 2026
Instinct #19: Cruising, we.are.village, Berlin
Wert eines Ortes, Kulturhaus Baumschulenweg, Berlin
Evan Pavka and Benjamin Busch, “Scans, Residues, Misrecognitions and Other Materialities of Loss,” react/review 5 (2025): 22–39
Gaps, Leaps, Fractures — Queer Temporalities, Queer Museum Vienna
re:publica 25, Off Stage exhibition, Station Berlin
3rd Manifest:io Symposium for New Media and Electronic Art, Berlin
Queer spaces in Berlin since the 1970s
Scanning the Horizon: An Immersive Archive
Benjamin Busch, Tacheles in Ruins, artist’s edition monograph, 2024, 3 numbered prints
“Introduction to Scanning the Horizon: An Immersive Archive,” presentation as part of the Loops series in dialogue with Cade Diehm, New Practice in Art and Technology, UdK / TU Berlin, November 7, 2024
Scanning the Horizon: An Immersive Archive, Parts I–III, Kreuzberg Pavillon, Berlin
The Stories We Inhabit, Kunstraum IDEAL, Leipzig
Urban Immersion, Elisabeth Kirche, Berlin
“Archiving Queer Spaces in Berlin Using LiDAR and Virtual Reality,” online presentation, DocTalks × queer space working group, December 21, 2023
The Educational Web, Kunstverein in Hamburg
A Lapse into the Ephemeral, Rochester Art Center, Minnesota
“A home is a home outside your own,” screening program, Kunstraum IDEAL, Leipzig, July 2, 2023
17th Xposed Queer Film Festival Berlin
BPA// Exhibition, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin
The Institute for Endotic Research (TIER)
Monitoring, 39th Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival
Sumpf der Wunder, Kunstbrücke am Wildenbruch, Berlin
Spoiler Alert, BPA// Raum, Berlin
Scanning the Horizon: Queer Spaces Berlin
Work, housing and knowledge in self-organized settlements
“Scanning the Horizon – 3D Mapping Queer Spaces in Berlin,” presentation and discussion, Schwules Museum Berlin, December 9, 2021
Amader Pathagar (A Library of Our Own)
AlgoRhythmanalysis
The user’s right to the city
It’s time all the time for radical friendship, Futura, Prague
Benjamin Busch, “Biopolitics and Coloniality in the Pandemic: An Interview with Luiza Prado de O. Martins,” Berlin Art Link, August 7, 2020
Benjamin Busch and Lorenzo Sandoval, eds., Objects Before and After the Wall (Berlin: The Institute for Endotic Research Press, 2020)
Benjamin Busch, “AlgoRhythmanalysis in Quarantine,” Arts of the Working Class, May 13, 2020
Project Space Festival Berlin
Benjamin Busch and Lorenzo Sandoval, eds., The Endotic Reader No. 1 (Berlin: The Institute for Endotic Research Press, 2019)
Benjamin Busch, “Queer Transversality at the 58th Venice Biennale,” Berlin Art Link, June 3, 2019
“Private Space / Public Space,” reading and discussion program organized by Àngels Miralda with Benjamin Busch, Alina Kolar, Maria Ines Plaza, Lorenzo Sandoval and Paul Sochacki, The Institute for Endotic Research, Berlin, March 7, 2019
Benjamin Busch, “New Journey to the Equinoctial Regions: An Interview with Sergio Zevallos,” Berlin Art Link, December 21, 2018
Elymus Repens, Bar Babette Kosmetiksalon, Berlin
Benjamin Busch, “Toward a Theory of the Emancipated User,” in Augmented Sunrise Beneath The Skin, edited by Eva Gonçalves, Gabrielle Cox, and Martin Jackson (Berlin: gr_und/GeoVanna Gonzalez, 2018)
Benjamin Busch, “The User’s Right to the City,” in Ed, no. 2, The Architecture of Disaster (2018): 90–96
Benjamin Busch, “Interview // Zach Blas on the Concept of Contra-Internet,” Berlin Art Link, March 30, 2018
Degree Show, Weissensee Academy of Art Berlin, SEZ Berlin
Karail
“Recording the Everyday,” presentation as part of the Perspektiven series, Weissensee Academy of Art Berlin, June 22, 2017
Benjamin Busch, “40 Years On, Skulptur Projekte Münster Keeps Troubling the Idea of ‘Public Space,’” ArtSlant, June 15, 2017
Middlesbrough Art Weekender, Middlesbrough, UK
Edge.Piraeus, Kastela Art Center, Athens
Benjamin Busch, “James Bridle’s Self-driving Car Steers Into Slippery Questions About Automation,” interview, ArtSlant, April 26, 2017
Benjamin Busch, “Wheatley-Provident Hospital: Kansas City’s Own Ruin,” Failed Architecture, February 23, 2017
Benjamin Busch, “Transmediale’s Revolution from Within,” ArtSlant, February 20, 2017
The early days, Kreuzberg Pavillon, Berlin
Fully Automated Aquarium
Card House
Benjamin Busch and Evangelos Papamatthäou-Matschke, Point Blank (Munich: Reflektor M / 100for10, 2016)
Mapear no es Habitar, Arte Actual FLACSO, Quito, Ecuador
Benjamin Busch, “Three Strikes, You’re Out: Habitat III’s Doomed Urban Agenda,” Failed Architecture, November 25, 2016
“Artistic Methodologies,” 4th Pan-American Symposium of Arts, Work and Economy (4EIATE), Quito, Ecuador, October 19, 2016
Individuating, Kunstverein am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Berlin
“Architecture and the Social Question: Housing Production in the 21st Century,” paper presented at The Human in Architecture and Philosophy – ISPA 3rd International Conference, Bamberg, Germany, July 22, 2016
Memento Mori, Bergen, Norway
Point Blank
Point Blank, super+ Centercourt, Munich
Migration and border infrastructures
Slinky
Refugee Monument Berlin, 2. Berliner Herbstsalon, Maxim Gorki Theater, Berlin
Private Parts, Gitte Bohr c/o West Germany, Berlin
Berlin Fence Memorial
Architectural decay and post-human landscapes
Benjamin Busch, “Unstable Architecture,” Avant.org, November 6, 2014
Mindscape Universe, Galerie Vincenz Sala, Paris
Palimpsest + Material Senescence, Staycation Museum, Berlin
Benjamin Busch, Material Senescence, artist’s edition monograph, 2014, 500 prints, 100 numbered
Benjamin Busch, Palimpsest, artist’s edition monograph, 2014, 500 prints, 100 numbered
Palimpsest + Material Senescence
Benjamin Busch, “Material Senescence,” in What Is the Future of Architecture? Vol. 2, edited by Pieterjan Grandry (Berlin: Crap Is Good, 2013), 40–44
The Oracle, The Wand, Berlin
Benjamin Busch, “Palimpsest,” in What Is the Future of Architecture?, edited by Pieterjan Grandry (Berlin: Crap Is Good, 2012)