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Forecast Forecast is a platform dedicated to facilitating, mentoring, and promoting trailblazing creative practices and audacious artistic practitioners.

As an international mentorship program and interdisciplinary network for knowledge transfer, Forecast offers artists and creative thinkers from anywhere in the world the chance to work with accomplished mentors toward bringing their projects to fruition. Forecast transcends neatly defined disciplines and genres to provide insight into creative production processes, and carve out space for the questions on the minds of the next generation of trailblazers. For each edition, Forecast selects six mentors of various disciplines who offer interested participants their expertise in specifying and realizing their pioneering project ideas.

02/09/2026

The LINA Fellows’ Program at the Forecast Festival

On the closing day of the 2026 Forecast Festival, three fellows of the European architecture platform LINA led a rich program of activations and workshops expanding on the notion of architecture as a practice engaging with shared public spaces.

Oscar van Leest gave an open Cracklebox Workshop, where participants could build their own devices. Joaquín Mora took participants on an artistic walk exploring the sonic identity of Berlin’s Südgelände. And lastly, Fite Fuaite created a hand-drawn archive of the festival as it was taking place.

Watch a recap of these contributions.

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25/08/2026

Throwback to an incredible Forecast Festival!

Thank you to all our mentors, nominees, alumni, and everyone who joined us at

A huge shout-out to the amazing Forecast team for making it all happen.

Until next year!

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Meet the Six Mentees in Forecast’s 11th Edition.The final productions will premiere at partner institutions in Berlin an...
25/08/2026

Meet the Six Mentees in Forecast’s 11th Edition.

The final productions will premiere at partner institutions in Berlin and beyond.

The 2026 Forecast Festival at Radialsystem presented a diverse array of new projects, inviting the public to engage with works in progress and showcases by the six mentors and their selected nominees. Following the Festival, each mentor has chosen one project to support through to completion. These final productions are set to premiere at partner institutions during the winter season of 2026–27.

Meet the six mentor-mentee tandems of this edition:

⚪ Electronic music composer and sound artist Oleh Shpudeiko, professionally known as Heinali, has chosen to mentor singer Mariana Carrilho on her project Flor Do Ibo, which will premiere at Berlin’s CTM Festival in January 2027.

⚪ Comedian and writer Vidura Bandara Rajapaksa has decided to continue working with poet and performer Xabiso Vili on his one-man piece The Past Is in Every Direction. The final production will premiere at the English Theatre in Berlin in January 2027.

⚪ Artist and body architect Lucy McRae will further accompany artist Lena Becerra as she develops her work Gestational Interface.

⚪ Multimedia artist Almagul Menlibayeva has chosen to mentor Poyuan Juan on the project Stanford Bunny and the Memorial Site. The final production will be unveiled at Savvy Contemporary in Berlin in late February 2027.

⚪ Performance maker Tom Cassani has chosen to mentor Hsiang-Sheng Teng, also known as Shawn, as he further develops his performance project Liminal. The work will premiere at Ballhaus Ost in Berlin in April 2027.

⚪ Artist and filmmaker Keren Cytter will accompany Mahesh Subramaniam as he develops his film project Tomorrow Morning, I’m Leaving. The work will be presented at the Berlinische Galerie in late November 2026 as part of the artists’ joint residency.



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We are looking for a Project Coordinator to support the collaboration between Forecast/Skills e. V. and TU Braunschweig ...
25/08/2026

We are looking for a Project Coordinator to support the collaboration between Forecast/Skills e. V. and TU Braunschweig (Science and Art Lab / Projekthaus).

Find all the details at the link in our bio.

25/08/2026

The 2026 Forecast Festival at Radialsystem presented a diverse array of new projects, inviting the public to engage with works in progress and showcases by the six mentors and their selected nominees. The Festival also hosted a rich program of activations, DJ sets, and workshops by Forecast alumni. Watch the recap and hear what participants had to say!

FORECAST FESTIVAL 2026Where Ideas Find Their Future📍 Radialsystem, BerlinJuly 16–19, 2026Four days of performances, musi...
29/06/2026

FORECAST FESTIVAL 2026
Where Ideas Find Their Future

📍 Radialsystem, Berlin
July 16–19, 2026

Four days of performances, music, screenings, visual art, design, stand-up comedy, workshops, and conversations.

SUNDAY, JULY 19 • 11 AM-2PM

Ute Lindenbeck und Lena Düspohl: Children’s workshop / Kinderworkshop (German only)—Zwischen den Zeiten hören

für Tandems aus jungen und älteren Erzähler*innen (ab 8 Jahren)

Meine Oma ist in einer anderen Welt aufgewachsen. Sie sagt, die Zwiebeln haben damals anders geschmeckt. Über solche Unterschiede wollen wir sprechen. Ihr seid eingeladen, gemeinsam mit einer Person aus einer anderen Generation teilzunehmen: Enkel, Großeltern, Tante oder Eltern – Hauptsache, ihr habt Lust, euch Geschichten zu erzählen. Auch Einzelpersonen sind willkommen. Inspiriert von den Forecast-Künstler*innen entwickeln wir Fragen und tauschen Geschichten aus: Welche Lieder singst du gern? Wie war es, aufzuwachsen? Wovor hattest du Angst? Wir nehmen die Geschichten auf und experimentieren mit passenden Geräuschen. So entsteht ein kleines Hörspiel, das wir gemeinsam anhören.

Workshop von 11–13:30 Uhr, Gemeinsames Hörspiele Hören um 13:30 Uhr.

*Ute Lindenbeck und Lena Düspohl leiten gemeinsam das Programm Kidsuni an der Floating University Berlin.

🎟 Workshops: €5 each

🎟 Festival Pass: €30 / €25
🎟 Day Pass: €15 / €12

Find tickets and full program details via the link in bio.

See you in Berlin!

22/05/2026

Forecast Festival—Where Ideas Find Their Future


Marking its 10th anniversary, the Forecast Festival returns to Radialsystem from July 16–19.

Explore the Festival's interdisciplinary program of performances, music, screenings, visual art, design, and stand-up comedy.

Join the workshops, and exploratory walks led by fellows of the LINA network and alumni of the Forecast Mentorships program.

Explore the full program at the link in bio.

Forecast Festival
🗓 July 16–19, 2026

📍Radialsystem Berlin

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SAVE THE DATE ✨Forecast FestivalJuly 16–19, 2026Radialsystem, BerlinFour days of art, performance, and creative exchange...
20/03/2026

SAVE THE DATE ✨

Forecast Festival
July 16–19, 2026
Radialsystem, Berlin

Four days of art, performance, and creative exchanges.

More details coming soon.

We wrapped up the 10th edition of Forecast Mentorships with the premiere of the six final projects presented across diff...
20/03/2026

We wrapped up the 10th edition of Forecast Mentorships with the premiere of the six final projects presented across different venues in Berlin.

Each project is paired with an essay by an invited expert reflecting on the proposal.

"Seismic Resonances" is an essay by curator and theorist Renan Laru-an on Corin's work, Resonance.

"My friend used to work for the state’s volcanology agency. She took the job in order to travel across the Philippines. Her task was to install alarm systems in secluded rural and mountainous areas, preparing communities for earthquakes and the trembling ground. In her next posting, she welcomed seismic events like the first rain of May on another island. Outside the realm of geology, she encountered the tremor in children’s bodies, in women’s incessant prayers, in evacuation centers, and in her dreams of anthropomorphizing animals. Once I called her and asked, “What if the earthquake was following you?”

I anticipated the settlement of vibrations from CORIN’s new composition Resonance within my somatic vocabulary. I was informed about the piece’s incorporation of kulintang, a percussive instrument I grew up with in the Philippines’ southern Mindanao region. This event, along with other new-media offerings in the second half of Berlin’s winter, stirred us concert goers to venture outside ourselves, assembled into a temporary tension of communion. I immediately saw the ensemble of gongs when I entered the venue. Unassuming, fixed onto a makeshift table loaded with cables, electronics, and digital music equipment, these nippled bronze structures drew people to intuitively form a circle around them as the performance neared its premiere at CTM. As soon as CORIN began to caress the instrument, her fingers running through the contours of the kulintang, the gongs’ metallic song silenced the crowd."

Read the full text by at the link in bio.

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We wrapped up the 10th edition of Forecast Mentorships with the premiere of the six final projects presented across diff...
20/03/2026

We wrapped up the 10th edition of Forecast Mentorships with the premiere of the six final projects presented across different venues in Berlin.

Each project is paired with an essay by an invited expert reflecting on the proposal.

"Dancing With Ghosts" is an essay by researcher and author Teresa Fazan on Wojciech Rybicki solo work SISTERS.

"In his solo work SISTERS, premiering at Sophiensaele in Berlin in February 2026, the emerging Polish choreographer Wojciech Rybicki draws on archival material to explore the micro-history of Poland’s transition from communism to democracy in 1989, while also processing the loss of his beloved grandfather. Structured around these two unrelated events, this intimate, séance-like performance confronts the vulnerability of memory and the realization that some events—and some people—are irretrievably lost to the past."

Read the full text at the link in bio.

Photos by Pauline Ruther

Choreography, performance: Wojciech Rybicki
Mentorship, dramaturgy support: Lulu Obermayer
Music: Ernest Borowski
Vocal-acting creation: Aga Ujma
Costume, scenography: Paweł Włodarski
Light design: Victor Piano

This work was produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The views expressed herein can in no way be taken to reflect the official opinion of the European Union.
Co- financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland.

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