Exhibitions
Where the work has been shown, and where some of the workshops happened, since 2009.
2023 to 2025
AIR Open Artist Residency
AIR Open Artist Residency, Ubud, Bali
4–10 January 2013
Connected Creativity
Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
An exhibition of collaborative work made with children in Chonburi province, Thailand, in art workshops at the local school, part of a collaboration with the artist residency Thaillywood that began in early 2012.
Visitors lay on mats to watch the D.A.S. documentary projected above them.


Opened June 2012
Exhibition at Thaillywood
Thaillywood Contemporary Artist Residency, Thailand
CRE8's first exhibition in Thailand combined individual works from different countries into collective pieces.
It opened with a short film about the D.A.S. Project.

September 2010
Abracadabra
Barcelona, Spain
An exhibition of CRE8 work in Barcelona.
Barcelona, Spain, 2010
Flickr album: “Abracadabra Exhibition in Barcelona, Spain”
7 August 2010
The Most Realistic Alien at Goldmund Festival
Goldmund Festival, Biesenthal, Germany
A CRE8 workshop at Goldmund Festival in Biesenthal, the day after Spielraum: people held up their aliens in front of a wall of drawings.
March 2010
Art Exhibition
Ramana's Garden, Rishikesh, India
At the end of a week of workshops, the children showed their drawings and photographs to everyone who came, hung all over the garden and in the trees.
Rishikesh, India, 2010
Flickr album: “Art Exhibition Rishikesh, India”
March 2009
The Magic Tree
Rishikesh, India
An exhibition in Rishikesh with workshops for children. Black-and-white portraits hung together in a tree: The Magic Tree.
2009 and 6 August 2010
Spielraum Gallery
Spielraum Gallery, Reichenberger Straße 28, Berlin
Spielraum Gallery was at Reichenberger Straße 28, Berlin: a gallery and cultural space with live music, exhibitions and cultural events. Ole Ukena hosted CRE8 workshops there, and part of it was at times his studio.
The first Most Realistic Alien took place there in 2009: a drawing competition. Draw an alien, and the most realistic one wins. Ping Pong Painting workshops happened there too. On 6 August 2010 children drew aliens there again.























