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!HOW CONVENIENT! Improv Sitcom • starring Inbal Lori, Lee White and guests created by Rudy Redl, Inbal Lori & Lee White An Israeli and a Canadian decide to open a Späti (late night shop) in Berlin. Sounds like the beginning of a joke, no? Damn right!... moreabout: Impro Embassy - !How Convenient!
© Foto: Nicolas Wefers
To deploy culture in development on an infrastructural level is to walk the tightrope between gentrification and social justice, while striving to evade the former. The multi-modal discourse programme foregrounds and consolidates DHAAP to map the multiyear... moreabout: Cultural Advocacy for Whom by Who?
© Helmut Newton Foundation
The group exhibition to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Helmut Newton Foundation presents works by Helmut Newton, Yva, Jewgeni Chaldej, Hein Gorny, Arwed Messmer / Fritz Tiedemann, Will McBride, Arno Fischer, Arwed Messmer / Annett Gröschner, Wim... moreabout: Berlin, Berlin
© Hof der Kunst-Werke Berlin, 1991–1993; Courtesy Sabine Hornig, Foto: Alfonso Rutigliano
Meeting Point: KW courtyard Register via Museumsdienst Berlin Free admission. Limited number of participants. In cooperation with Museumsdienst Berlin. KW Institute for Contemporary Art was founded in post-wall Berlin. Since then, exhibitions have... moreabout: KW, unboxed – Insights into the KW archive
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: G. Waldek
Seasonal stories from the countryside and the big city: Sabine Kolbe tells of frost, snow and a warm parlour. Why is the snow actually white? How does the fox get up to mischief in the freezing cold? And how does a magic cloth provide a richly laid table?... moreabout: Winter fairytale stories
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
The Hamburger Bahnhof - a former railroad station, a technology and construction museum that stood in the immediate vicinity of the Berlin Wall and the Invalidenstraße border crossing during the division of Berlin. During the walk we explore the surroundings,... moreabout: Spazierführung
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
The Hamburger Bahnhof - a former railway station, a museum of technology and construction that stood in the immediate vicinity of the Berlin Wall and the Invalidenstraße border crossing during the division of Berlin. During the walk, we explore the neighborhood,... moreabout: Guided Tour
© Elsa Strittmatter
On the last night of the year, an old woman walks through the snowy streets. It is time for Mrs Friedel to take a closer look, because everything has changed in her city. Nothing is the same as before, not even her. She has forgotten many things. But... moreabout: Somewhere a Light
© Cameron Wittig
Lucinda Childs was born in New York City in 1940. In 1963, she began her career as a dancer, choreographer and founding member of the Judson Dance Theater in New York. Ten years later, in 1973, she founded her own company, for which she has created more... moreabout: Lecture by Lucinda Childs
© Foto: Joachim Blank / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024
The artist Käthe Kruse (*1958) has been an integral part of the West Berlin art scene since the early 1980s. moreabout: Käthe Kruse: It's All Good Now
© Stiftung Berliner Mauer, Fotografin: Gesa Simons
Photographer Mathias Brauner captures the moment of the fall of the Wall at Checkpoint Charlie with his cameras. moreabout: "Let us in!" The opening of the Wall at Checkpoint Charlie
© Frederike van der Straeten
Together with the Berliner Philharmoniker, the Vokalhelden invite you to their annual concert 2025. What does our world look like today? What kind of world do we want to live in tomorrow? These are the questions the young singers will be addressing. They... moreabout: Vocal Heroes’ Annual Concert: “Voices of the Future”
© Rory Midhani
We're queer, we've always been here. Get used to it. In the TRACING project, a group of ten to fifteen lesbian, inter*, bisexual, gay, trans* and/or queer people over the age of 65 come together to share their experiences of queer movement in public spaces... moreabout: Tracing
© Rotraud von der Heide
In the winter of 1979/80, women occupied a former chocolate factory in Berlin-Kreuzberg. It had stood empty for 13 years and was in a poor state of repair. Rotraud von der Heide (* 1942) is one of the pioneers whose inexhaustible energy and creative drive... moreabout: the desert lives. History is being made - the wild 80s - a women's project!
© Dekoloniale, Fotografin Daniela Incoronato
The museums Treptow-Köpenick and the project Decolonial Remembrance Culture in the City will show the fundamentally revised exhibition "zurückgeschaut I looking back - The First German Colonial Exhibition of 1896 in Berlin-Treptow" from 15 October 2021.... moreabout: Looking back: looking back
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