What is KuWohl?

KuWohl is a project by Artemisia. It combines art, movement, and music with wellbeing and inclusion. The project runs for two years and offers many free workshops in different neighborhoods of Berlin.
People with and without disabilities, and with or without migration backgrounds, can be creative together. KuWohl wants to show: everyone can experience and create art.

Project Goals

• Promote meeting and exchange between people
• Strengthen inclusion and mutual respect
• Support wellbeing through artistic activities
• Build a network for diversity and community

Who is behind KuWohl?

The project is organized by the association Artemisia.
The team includes professionals in dance, music, art, and psychology.

Project Leaders

• Amelia Massetti – Project Leader, Public Relations
• Alice Marchetto – Project Management, Psychologist
• Marco Fiamin – Project Management, Experiential Educator
• Ilaria Fioravanti – Website and Digital Design

Also participating: artists who lead workshops, including:
Davide Rossini, Maria Cristina Canta, Valentina Tonelli, Vito Giacovelli, and Federica Falconi.

Where do the workshops take place?

Some courses are at the AWO Community Center in Berlin-Kreuzberg:
Adalbertstraße 23a, 10997 Berlin (U-Bahn Kottbusser Tor)
Other courses are in libraries, family centers, and neighborhood centers.
New locations are regularly published on the website.

Accessibility and Support

The spaces are step-free and easily accessible.
Interpreters, assistants, or companions are available if needed.
Workshops can be in German, Italian, or English.

Participation and Registration

Participation is free.
Voluntary donations to the association are welcome.
Register by email with the workshop leader.
You can join once or regularly.

Why join?

KuWohl offers a safe, open, and creative space for everyone.
Here you can:

• Meet new people
• Express yourself
• Enjoy art
• Improve your wellbeing

Art connects – and at KuWohl, everyone is welcome.

The Workshops

• Atelier Mobile: Painting, drawing, and working with clay
• Boundless Melody: Music, composition, and playing together
• Connected Body: Dance and movement as a way to connect
• YES! – A conscious experience of dance and movement: Body awareness and inner balance
• Talking Drums: Rhythm, drumming, voice, and community
• 1+1=3 – Me, You, and Creativity: Art therapy, self-expression, and new perspectives