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© DAI, KAAK
Planet Africa: An Archaeological Journey Through Time is a unique, intercontinental exhibition project focussing on African archaeology. moreabout: Planet Africa: An Archaeological Journey through Time
© Annika Kahrs / Produzentengalerie Hamburg
Berlin-based artist Annika Kahrs (b. 1984) is showing her works at Hamburger Bahnhof in the most comprehensive survey to date. In her videos, sound installations and performances, Kahrs explores the border regions of music. She examines not only its cultural... moreabout: Annika Kahrs
© Courtesy the artist
Many of us try to have a positive influence on the world. But how much room for maneuver do we have in the systems that surround and govern us? In the Fotografiska exhibition, video artist Eli Cortiñas explores the role of technology in our lives and... moreabout: Eli Cortiñas: The Machine Monologs
© Foto © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Elie Posner
At the heart of the exhibition is a seminal artwork of the 20th century: Paul Klee’s Angelus Novus (1920), which was once owned by the Berlin-born philosopher Walter Benjamin (1892–1940). The artwork accompanied him into exile and was described by Benjamin... moreabout: The Angel of History
© Patty Carroll
Patty Carroll, the winner of the BBA Photography Prize 2023, brings her celebrated series Anonymous Women: Domestic Demise to BBA Gallery in Berlin. This solo exhibition showcases Carroll’s distinctive style, which blends humour, poignant social commentary,... moreabout: Patty Carroll: Domestic Demise
© Stadtarchiv Meinerzhagen
The exhibition documents the history of forced labor during National Socialism as an omnipresent mass phenomenon. moreabout: Everyday life forced labour 1938-1945
© dpa
With works from the 1960s to the 2000s, the exhibition in the Schinkel Pavilion brings together paintings, photography, films and prints - including works that have not been on public display for decades. moreabout: Sigmar Polke: The Native Forest Floor
© Paolo Cirio
Nome is pleased to announce Kommando 52, the third solo exhibition by Italian artist Paolo Cirio at the gallery. The exhibition features Cirio's cross-media project Resurrect, which explores anti-militarist, anti-fascist and anti-imperialist themes by... moreabout: Paolo Cirio: Kommando 52
© DHM
Starting from key dates in German history, the museum presents a look back(wards) at decisive historical events of the 19th and 20th centuries. It brings actual turning points face to face with what might have happened if it were not for various factors.... moreabout: Roads not Taken. Or: Things could have turned out differently
© SDTB / C. Kirchner
Machines have changed the way people work: Work became easier, production more effective. Experience the drivers of the Industrial Revolution in action! The Historical Workshop provides hands-on insights into 150 years of industrialization. In the Historic... moreabout: Machine Tools
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Oliver Ziebe, Berlin
The Liebermann-Villa am Wannsee, together with the Institute for Art and Visual History of the Humboldt University and the Bröhan Museum, is delighted to present a solo exhibition in honour of the painter Dora Hitz (1853-1924). On the 100th anniversary... moreabout: Dora Hitz
© Quelle: SDTB, Historisches Archiv, V.4. X 0079
Free, independent and modern: This was the attitude to life that the bicycle promised in France around 1900 and so it was widely advertised there. Lithographic posters served as advertising material. These are extraordinary works of art. They offer unique... moreabout: Freedom on two wheels
© SPSG / Foto: Elvira Kühn
Inspired by Jean Jacques Rousseau's motto "Back to Nature", the European aristocracy had "ornamental farms" built at the end of the 18th century. The noble court society staged their romantic ideas of "simple country life" in scenic architecture. In Prussia,... moreabout: Peasant plaisir and gold ruby glass
© Klára Hosnedlová
Klára Hosnedlová (b. 1990) explores themes of home, utopia, and life under various political systems. Using materials such as flax and glass, her monumental sculptural installation – unveiled during Gallery Weekend – draws inspiration from post-communist... moreabout: Klára Hosnedlová
© Museum Lichtenberg
Above all, they are places of remembrance that honor local and supra-regional events or people and have significance for the district and its citizens. The culture of remembrance is present in various forms in public spaces, e.g. as street signs, memorial... moreabout: Remembering in Lichtenberg
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