September 8th, 2026
Creator Preview Ryuichi Sakamoto seeing sound, hearing time
Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart
For the opening of Ryuichi Sakamoto | seeing sound, hearing time at Hamburger Bahnhof, the first major retrospective of the composer and artist in Europe, we developed and managed a creator-led preview bringing together a carefully selected group of cultural voices.
Our process started with Sakamoto's work, influences and cultural context, allowing us to identify the voices that felt most relevant to the exhibition. From curation and outreach to communication and guest management, we shaped an experience that felt personal, relevant and worth sharing.
The result was strong organic content, meaningful engagement and highly positive feedback, helping build momentum around one of the museum's major exhibition openings of the year.
The project marked our third creator preview for Hamburger Bahnhof and reflects our approach to cultural partnerships: building creator groups around cultural relevance, genuine affinity and the perspectives that can bring an exhibition into new conversations.
August 21st, 2026
Jennifer Lee Kaas by Matthias Steinkraus
July 2 to July 5, 2026
Berlin Fashion Week SS27 was a busy and inspiring week, with our talents attending shows, hosting talks, creating content, and collaborating with leading brands across the city.
July 3rd, 2026
LAP Talk with Kim Berndt:
AI, fashion and the future of creative work
During Berlin Fashion Week, LAP invited Kim Berndt to join a community event for a conversation on creativity, AI, fashion and the future of creative work.
As an AI artist, creative technologist and co-founder of the AI-first creative collective WE:ART, Kim shared her perspective on how new technologies are changing the way we create, collaborate and think about authorship, while also asking what it takes to keep real human connection alive in a world increasingly shaped by AI.
Her 25-minute talk was followed by an open Q&A, coffee and networking, bringing together people from across fashion, art, technology and the creative industries.
The afternoon then continued with an open laptop session and community hangout, turning the event into more than a panel moment: a space for conversation, exchange and new connections.
June 3rd, 2026
Jenna for GAUCHOWORLD
cover story shot by Peter Kaaden
Editor-In-Chief - @deanjegeorge
Photographer - @peterkaaden
Video - @leoneldietsche
Key Styling - @maximiliandantonio
Local Styling - @sashalexndr
Hair & Make Up Artist - @anstasiiasilkina
Hair & Makeup Assistant - @lilav_mua
Nails - @steblichali
JENNAX Co-Founder - @dominikbraz
Words - @eozallen
Studio - @pifivy
May 22nd, 2026
What truly excites me is welcoming someone whose eye and energy feel like they were always meant to be part of this. LUISA KORTH is joining our crew and she fits so naturally, it feels less like an addition and more like she was always here.
Based in Berlin, Luisa works at the intersection of creative direction, videography Studio Hardkor and visual strategy, building images and concepts that don’t just look good, but mean something.
Luisa understands the big picture and the quiet detail. Her work is warm without being soft, raw without being careless. There’s an authenticity to everything she creates, no performance, no filter over the feeling. Just honest, considered visuals that speak directly.
She’s the kind of creative who makes the people she works with feel seen and that energy translates into everything she touches. Genuine, talented and deeply present in her craft.
Very excited to share more of her world.
April 30th, 2026
Creator Preview CHANEL Commission: Lina Lapelytė. We Make Years Out of Hours
Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart
We developed and managed a creator preview around We Make Years Out of Hours, bringing together a carefully selected group of people from art, culture and media to experience the work ahead of the public opening.
We handled the full creator side of the preview, from curation and outreach to communication and guest management, with a focus on inviting people whose perspectives and communities felt genuinely connected to the work.
The project was part of our ongoing collaboration with Hamburger Bahnhof, creating new entry points into contemporary art through thoughtful creator relations and culturally relevant communities.
