A Berlin non-profit gallery connecting communities through art and cross-cultural dialogue.
LiTE-HAUS is a non-profit art space founded in 2016 by Trinidadian-American artist Debbie Davies, based in the Neukölln neighborhood of Berlin, Germany. The organization hosts exhibitions, events, projects, and workshops that address environmental issues in the broadest sense — encompassing the diverse cultural, ethnic, and social fabric of modern cities. LiTE-HAUS uses art and culture as tools for cross-cultural connection, dialogue, and bridge-building among Berlin's mosaic of communities. With a particular commitment to underrepresented and marginalized artists, the space welcomes creators and visitors of all ethnicities, ages, sexual and gender orientations, and educational backgrounds.
Open calls and programs from LiTE-HAUS
Previous programs from LiTE-HAUS
Intensive 2-week residency in Berlin, Sept 8–21, 2026, open internationally to all career stages. Optional housing. Group exhibition opportunity.
Closed July 24, 2026
Group exhibition in Berlin, June 25-28, 2026. Open to Berlin-based artists, all media. Free to apply, donation-based participation.
Closed May 29, 2026
Group exhibition in Berlin for collage and cut paper art. Artists co-fund the show. No application fee. Exhibition April 16-18, 2026.
Closed April 1, 2026
Group exhibition 'ÖL' for oil painters at LiTE-HAUS in Berlin. Open to Berlin-based artists. No application fee; artists co-fund the show.
Closed April 1, 2026