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© Michael Setzpfandt
With a wealth of outstanding original objects, the exhibition puts the Museum Nikolaikirche at the centre of the architectural monument and its history. Interactive media in four languages reveal the many facets of the seven thematic islands: Searching... moreabout: Berlin center
© Promo
Can you believe we are celebrating 10 years of our international show series The Impro Embassy?!? There have been so many extraordinary shows with unparalleled guests from all over the world, to whom we are forever grateful. Thanks to you Berlin, as a... moreabout: Impro Embassy - 10 Year Anniversary Celebration
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Humboldt Forum / Anika Büssemeier
On the tour the new exhibitions are presented. There you can see many things from Asia, West Africa, Australia and islands in the Pacific. For example, masks, jewelry, vases or boats. The tour tells how the things were made and used. It is talked about... moreabout: Without Impairment: Why are things from all over the world in Berlin? Tandem tour in simple language
© Urban Nation
Love Letters to the City, curated by Michelle Houston, is a tribute to urban spaces and encourages reflection on the role of art in shaping our collective urban experiences. moreabout: Love Letters to the City
© Candida Höfer / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024
Candida Höfer’s oeuvre has developed over five decades and is part of today’s photographic avant-garde. Her large-format works depict public and semi-public spaces like historical libraries, archives, storage facilities, palaces, museums, opera houses,... moreabout: Candida Höfer. Käthe Kollwitz Prize 2024
© David Baltzer
A Live-Film This is the front door to where you live, isn’t it? And this is your key? Is anybody home? Ok, I’m going in… This is your room, your own private room, right? And this big double bed. It’s yours, right? All just for you. Ok, I‘m exhausted.... moreabout: Is Anybody Home?
© Thomas Aurin
1,5 metres 1,5 degrees 1,5 nuclear briefcases 2 x 1,5 nuclear briefcases I hope there won’t be another catastrophe coming up next week. Though what could possibly come next? Nuclear threat – done. Climate crisis – done. Pandemic – done. There’s... moreabout: Geht es dir gut?
© Holger Happel
Albert Speer's plans for Berlin were not a utopia, but a concrete building project. As general building inspector, the architect designed broad axes and monumental buildings of enormous dimensions that were intended to demonstrate the Nazi system's claim... moreabout: Myth Germania: Hitler's Plans for Berlin
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum, Foto: Alexander Schippel
All over the world, minorities are fighting for cultural self-determination or political autonomy. One such minority are the Naga – an umbrella term for more than thirty different tribal groups which, despite many similarities, differ in their culture... moreabout: Naga Land. Voices from Northeast India
© 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
© David Baltzer
A Live-Film This is the front door to where you live, isn’t it? And this is your key? Is anybody home? Ok, I’m going in… This is your room, your own private room, right? And this big double bed. It’s yours, right? All just for you. Ok, I‘m exhausted.... moreabout: Is Anybody Home?
© PARA
House plants are entangled in the colonial history of botanical gardens and the destruction of habitats, but also in privatized practices of life preservation. On the one hand, they act as status symbols and fetish, on the other as cues to reflect on... moreabout: Orangerie der Fürsorge (Orangery of Care)
© SPSG
Frederick William III had Prussia's "star architect" Karl Friedrich Schinkel build him the two-storey summer house in the immediate vicinity of Charlottenburg Palace. After the king's death in 1840, the pavilion was no longer occupied. Parts of the house... moreabout: Jewel of the Schinkel period
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum für Asiatische Kunst / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Alexander Schippel
Showcasing the world’s civilisations spanning epochs and continents moreabout: Ethnological Collections and Asian Art
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Alexander Schippel
“…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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