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© Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin
In the 1930s, the textile designer Otti Berger (1898–1944) created fabrics for modernist architecture which continue to fascinate us today. Her designs are characterised by an impressive interplay of aesthetics, function and technical innovation which... moreabout: Otti Berger. Weaving for modernist architecture
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum für Asiatische Kunst, Sammlung Klaus F. und Yoshie Naumann / Jürgen Liepe
With the exception of the elites, the lives of most people in Japan – like elsewhere – have always consisted of hard work and little leisure time. During the coming summer and holiday period, this presentation from museum holdings shows depictions of... moreabout: Work and Leisure in Art from Japan
© Courtesy of the artist & König Galerie
The König Galerie in Berlin is presenting a solo exhibition of the late science fiction author, computer art pioneer and universal genius Herbert W. Franke. moreabout: Herbert W. Franke: Illuminating the Invisible
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
To mark the 200th anniversary of the sculptor Ridolfo Schadow's passing, one of the artist's ideas is being realized for the first time as part of a special presentation in the vestibule of the New Wing of Charlottenburg Palace. moreabout: Ridolfo Schadow: The Judgment of Cupid
© Thomas Pöllabauer
The tour of the site comprises 15 stations and is designed to complement the permanent exhibition "Topography of Terror" in the building. It attempts to introduce the visitor to the history of the site at the immediate location. Information desks with... moreabout: The historical site "Topography of Terror
© SPSG
The treasures from the Hohenzollern silver chamber and the famous tabatières of Frederick the Great are on display in a unique presentation at Charlottenburg Palace. moreabout: The silver chamber of the Hohenzollerns
© SPSG / Reinhardt & Sommer
With "This joy", the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg (SPSG) is showing a work conceived in 2020 by artist Tino Sehgal in the New Chambers in Potsdam's Sanssouci Park - and thus for the first time in the context of a historic... moreabout: Tino Sehgal: This joy
© VG Bildkunst, Bonn 2024
In the ZAK lounge we are showing the new additions to the Spandau art collection with works by Nasan Tur, Chloe Sherman, Anna Werkmeister, Sabine Herrmann, Doris Hinzen-Röhrig, Karen Scheper, Margareta Hesse, Carsten Borck, Deborah S. Philipps, Jase Kala... moreabout: Neuzugänge der Spandauer Kunstsammlung
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: C. Lehmann
Some 200 years ago, the journalist Ludwig Börne noted with astonishment on a visit to Berlin: "People of the most diverse kinds are so mixed here that you often find them in places where you wouldn't expect them." And he was right. In Berlin, even then,... moreabout: Berlin salon
© Spandovia Sacra / Gertrud Linke
The exhibition shows how closely the history of Spandaus is connected to the St. Nikolai Church. St. Nikolai is not only an almost 800-year-old building on a sandy island at the confluence of the Spree and Havel rivers. People from the parish help to... moreabout: Built not just on sand
© Luise Wagner © Gedenkstätte Hohenschönhausen
The exhibition is dedicated to a hitherto little researched topic and takes a look at the living and working conditions of the women and men employed in the commandos. With their work, they had to help maintain the supply, operation and upkeep of the... moreabout: In forced community.
© Stiftung Flucht, Vertreibung, Versöhnung, Foto: Markus Gröteke
The exhibition depicts a European history of forced migrations from the20th century to our own time. The focus is on the flight and expulsion of around 14 million Germans in the historical context of the Second World War and National Socialist policies. moreabout: The Century of Displacement - A European history of forced migrations from the 20th century to our time
© SPSG / Foto: Franca Wohlt
This newly conceived and revised permanent exhibition focuses on Frederick the Great (1712-1786) as the builder of the New Wing and presents the important monarch of Prussian-German and European history beyond the usual clichés. The project is made possible... moreabout: New in scene
© Cultural Association “The World of Lygia Clark” / Eduardo Clark, 1973
Beginning in May 2025, the Neue Nationalgalerie will show Brazilian artist Lygia Clark’s first retrospective in Germany. moreabout: Lygia Clark: Retrospective
© Ellen Röhner
In the glass tower rubble, reconstruction, demolition of old buildings, squatting, urban renewal, gentrification, new forms of protest. Everything chic in Kreuzberg? moreabout: History is being made! Demolition and departure at Kottbusser Tor
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