Ts'uu - Cedar Of Trees and People
“…when the trees are gone, we’ll just be like everybody else.” – Gidansda Guujaaw, artist and former president of the Haida Nation moreabout: Ts'uu - Cedar Of Trees and People
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“…when the trees are gone, we’ll just be like everybody else.” – Gidansda Guujaaw, artist and former president of the Haida Nation moreabout: Ts'uu - Cedar Of Trees and People
In her most recent work, Anette Rose shows non-human actors – weaver birds – spinning, weaving and knotting their nests. moreabout: Twist: Anette Rose
still]a[life brings together artistic positions that focus on the non-human environment and objects that originate from nature or the world of things that surrounds us. When time stands still, things begin to speak of themselves, of a life outside human... moreabout: still]a[life
A red silk dress for a little boy? In the 18th century, that was good manners. A portrait in Königs Wusterhausen Palace shows Frederick the Great's brother, Prince Ludwig Karl Wilhelm of Prussia (1717-1719), who died at an early age, as a one to two-year-old... moreabout: A dress for a prince
Muslim life has been part of European everyday culture for centuries. But is this also reflected in the artefacts in the MEK's collection? What are they? What do they tell us about the people who made and used them, and about those who collected them? moreabout: Muslim InVisibilities
The exhibition shows paintings by Robert Liebknecht (1903 - 1994). The son of the lawyer and politician Karl Liebknecht fled from Berlin to Paris with his wife Hertha Liebknecht, née Goldstein, in 1933. In exile in France, he created portraits of people... moreabout: In exile
The exhibition "Like a Whirlwind – The Gender Plays by Marie Høeg & Bolette Berg" presents unique cross-dressing photographs from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. moreabout: Like a Whirlwind: The Gender Plays by Marie Høeg & Bolette Berg
The permanent exhibition "The Mendelssohns in Jägerstraße", conceived for the 18. The permanent exhibition "The Mendelssohns in Jägerstraße", conceived for the 18th Jewish Culture Days 2004, will be shown in the later remise of the Mendelssohn Bank, which... moreabout: The Mendelssohns in Jägerstraße
During the Nazi era, there were at least 30 forced labour camps in what is now the district of Marzahn-Hellersdorf. The largest was located in Kaulsdorf-Süd, at Kaulsdorfer Straße 90. The site, originally Jewish property, was forcibly expropriated. Originally... moreabout: Warehouse Kaulsdorfer Straße 90
Monday, May 12, 1924, was museum weather: At 15 degrees and rain, district mayor Martin Stritte opened the Spandau local history museum in the large parterre room of the town hall. In the decades that followed, the museum not only moved several times... moreabout: 100 years Museum Spandau
Women's resistance to the National Socialist dictatorship was diverse, risky and courageous. Nevertheless, for decades after 1945, it received little or no attention from the German public. In 2019, the German Bundestag therefore expressly recognized... moreabout: Women in the resistance against National Socialism
Opening Friday 20. 9. at 7 pm Welcome: Dr. Carola Brückner, District Councillor for Culture Introduction: Dr. Ralf F. Hartmann, Cultural Office Spandau ZAK - Gallery EG In the field of tension between the assertion of rationality of scientific... moreabout: Die Symmetrie des tanzenden Opossum / The symmetry of the dancing possum
Özlem Altın (*1977 in Goch) is the recipient of the State of Berlin’s Hannah Höch Förderpreis 2024. In her artistic work, Özlem Altın prefers not to be associated with any particular art medium. moreabout: Özlem Altın: Prisma
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. moreabout: Balanced
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
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