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3 pm guided tour with Ruth Ur Co-curator Ruth Ur invited painter Sophie von Hellermann to create a wall work for the current exhibition. The site-specific work unifies the life stories and personalities of the eight collectors presented and honoured... moreabout: Artist Talk
Finally, it's that time again! After a three-year break, numerous artisans, fairy tale figures, live music and delicacies once again attract visitors to the castle courtyard on the shores of Lake Grunewald. Time seems to have stood still here - an ideal... moreabout: Fairy tale Christmas market
In this dialogue-based exhibition tour, an art educator will provide insights into the exhibition and the history of the Kunsthaus Dahlem building and its use over the past decades. We take works of art as a starting point for a joint conversation. Cost: Participation... moreabout: Public tour in English
As part of Children's Culture Month, the Allied Museum is offering open guided tours on October 12, 2024. In our exhibition, we discover why little Mercedes is happy about the thundering planes over her chicken coop. The workshop is suitable for children... moreabout: Mercedes and the chocolate pilot
The exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works presents eight Jewish collectors who supported the Brücke artists during their time. The names of Rosy Fischer, Max Osborn, Elsa Glaser, Hans and Walther Heymann, Rosa Schapire, Hugo... moreabout: Exhibiting History
Like many other princes, Brandenburg's Elector Joachim II was passionate about hunting. He had several hunting lodges built around Berlin, including today's Grunewald hunting lodge. the building was completed in 1543 and Joachim named the house "Zum grünen... moreabout: Of hunting and other pleasures - princely representation in the time of Joachim II.
With Marwa Younes Alkmobel (artist), Sandra Burkhardt (art historian and author), and Miriam Rainer (author) Who narrates whom? Who is narrated? Who or what (appears to) speak for themselves? Working with personal objects participants bring with them... moreabout: Souvenirs & Memoirs: Biographical Writing
I would hunt these gray forms until they would transmit to me a part of their mystery. Paul Virilio: Bunker Archeology, 1975 Bunkers pervade Europe’s landscape as monumental forms of concrete, from Germany to Brittany in France and the English Channel,... moreabout: Andreas Mühe
In 1922, Lise Gujer met the Brücke artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in Davos. Shortly after this meeting, she began producing tapestries based on his designs. A close collaboration developed between the two, which lasted - with a few interruptions - until... moreabout: Lise Gujer. Another way of painting
Provenance research conducted at the Brücke-Museum laid the groundwork for Biographies of Modern Art: Collectors and Their Works, an exhibition that shifts the focus from the artworks’ provenances to the biographies of their former owners. The show introduces... moreabout: Biographies of Modern Art
This inclusive sporting event focuses less on individual performance and more on the sense of community that comes from doing sport together. The aim is for adults and children to (re)discover their love of exercise and complete a run together in Berlin-Wannsee. moreabout: Mave Sportival
With Désirée Galert (pedagogy director, KlgA e.V.) What role does biographical information play in the communication of historical-political content? How can subjects such as memory and historiography be taught and learned critically in pedagogical contexts?... moreabout: Biography and Memory
In this dialogue-based exhibition tour, an art educator will provide insights into the exhibition and the history of the Kunsthaus Dahlem building and its use over the past decades. We take works of art as a starting point for a joint conversation. in... moreabout: Public tour
With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack) Drawing can be so easy, but it takes practice. In this workshop, you will find new dynamism and movement for the lines you draw – much like a gym workout for your creative... moreabout: Stretching Sessions
With Isabel Fischer (Collection Curator, Brücke-Museum) and Nadine Bauer (Provenance Researcher, Brücke-Museum) On this tour, visitors are welcomed by two museum staff members who work with the collection and in provenance research. Both of them were... moreabout: Collection & provenance research
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