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© Haus des Papiers
The seventh exhibition of Haus des Papiers brings together the works of the Paper Art Award 2024 winners and the summer project Paper Future Lab by Haus des Papiers. For the first time, the outstanding works of contemporary paper art by ASAREH AKASHEH... moreabout: BALANCED
© Zitadelle Berlin, Foto: Friedhelm Hoffmann
The cultural-historical exhibition shows political monuments which were once part of Berlin’s urban landscape but have been removed. moreabout: Unveiled. Berlin and its Monuments
© Nina E. Schönefeld
Nina E. Schönefeld (* 1972 in Berlin, lives in Berlin) works as an interdisciplinary video artist. The future scenarios in her art works are closely linked to current political, ecological, and social issues. Her video installation RIDE OR DIE (2024),... moreabout: Nina E. Schönefeld. RIDE OR DIE
© SPSG / Foto: Wolfgang Pfauder
Exhibition in the Schlossremise For the first time, the art-historically important collection of Berlin state carriages, carriages and sedan chairs of the Prussian royal family from the late 17th to the end of the 18th century is being brought together... moreabout: Carriages, sleighs, sedan chairs
© Gedenkstätte Stille Helden
The permanent exhibition tells the story of those people who stood by persecuted Jews in Germany and in German-occupied Europe during National Socialism. It informs about the predicament of the persecuted in the face of the threatening deportations as... moreabout: Silent Heroes Memorial
© Museum Pankow / Foto: Eric Müller
The social hardship suffered by large sections of the population as a result of the First World War and inflation hit children and young people particularly hard. Many remain without education or employment. With the entry into force of the "Law on the... moreabout: New beginnings and reforms
© DYP Comunicacion
Discover Tim Burton's Labyrinth in Berlin: Step inside and discover the extraordinary universe of filmmaker Tim Burton. moreabout: Tim Burton’s Labyrinth
© SDTB / C. Kirchner
The permanent exhibition Printing Technology is a lively place of learning with hands-on exhibits, multimedia offerings and demonstrations. Covering 200 square metres, it illustrates the development of printing techniques since the innovations of Johannes... moreabout: Printing technology
© Museum für Kommunikation Berlin
It is easy to stay informed about current world events. News is available anytime and anywhere in various media. But more and more people are turning away from them. Why do we find it so difficult to live in a world full of information? 175 years after... moreabout: News
© SPSG / Foto: Daniel Lindner
The new permanent exhibition at Charlottenburg Palace presents various aspects of the Hohenzollern dynasty's centuries-long rule For the first time, the SPSG is focusing on the Hohenzollern dynasty in a permanent exhibition that can be seen in the rooms... moreabout: The Prussian Royal Family
© SDTB / Illustration: Studio Neue Museen
Icy winds, freezing cold and months of darkness - the Polarstern's expedition to the Arctic was extreme. the research vessel drifted through the Arctic Ocean for over a year from 2019. The team collected information on the changing Arctic climate: a milestone... moreabout: Thin ice
© Bezirksmuseum Marzahn-Hellersdorf
Visitors can expect an exciting walk through around 11,000 years of history. moreabout: Marzahn-Hellersdorf. District history(s)
© Dokumentationszentrum NS-Zwangsarbeit
Who were the people who had to perform forced labor in Berlin, where did they come from, and under what conditions did they have to live and work? moreabout: Forced Labor in Berlin 1938-1945
© BStU / Popa
Why and in what way did the Stasi store and process all the information? Why do the files still exist today, what do they contain and what can they show? moreabout: Insight into the secret
© Landesarchiv
The exhibition invites visitors on a journey through time, from the once mill-lined road out of town to the nightlife and shopping mile of northern Berlin in the 1930s. Historical documents show the changes from "red Wedding" to brown terror. The Müllerstraße... moreabout: Last address: Müllerstraße 163
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