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Naturwissenschaft spielerisch erleben Null Bock auf Chemie und Physik? Der Berliner Diplom-Biochemiker und Zauberkünstler Oliver Grammel beweist, dass es auch Spaß machen kann, wenn etwa Schokoküsse explodieren, Brausepulver-Raketen aufsteigen und Blaukraut... moreabout: Oliver Grammel - CheMagie Show
© Michael Held, Luisa Le van
With English, Arabic and French surtitles Droughts, floods, storms. Uninhabitable zones and distribution struggles are spreading. The window of time left to act is getting smaller and smaller. Die Klima-Monologe tell of the worldwide struggles of a wide... moreabout: DIE KLIMA-MONOLOGE
© Cultural Association “The World of Lygia Clark” / Eduardo Clark, 1973
Beginning in May 2025, the Neue Nationalgalerie will show Brazilian artist Lygia Clark’s first retrospective in Germany. moreabout: Lygia Clark: Retrospective
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A series of city tours by historian Trille Schünke-Bettinger The tours deal with individual fates, the resistance of women in Moabit and places of persecution. Everyday life, coercion and resistance After the transfer of power to the Nazis, there... moreabout: CITY TOURS: Women in Moabit - Persecution and Resistance under National Socialism
© Mo Poori
In the performative audio installation 'Deep Sea Monsters', Glitch AG encounters giant octopuses and sea monsters that flush the colonial and environmental monstrosities in and around the seas to the surface. Equipped with headphones and enveloped in... moreabout: Deep Sea Monsters
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss/ Foto: Stefanie Loos
Contract workers from Vietnam, Mozambique and Angola helped the GDR to achieve prosperity. However, contract workers remained largely invisible in everyday life away from the factories. The situation was similar for guest workers in the West. They came... moreabout: We Are Here. Arriving and staying in East and West
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Stefanie Loos
Contract workers from Vietnam, Mozambique and Angola helped the GDR to achieve prosperity. However, contract workers remained largely invisible in everyday life away from the factories. The situation was similar for guest workers in the West. They came... moreabout: We Are Here. Arriving and staying in East and West - Talking about ruptures
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Berlin is built close to the water. Berlin was built from the water. And yet today we have a rather troubled relationship with the city’s most famous river. Who can claim to really take the Spree seriously – beyond its function of supplying the city... moreabout: The River Spree And Us. On our relationship with a Berlin body of water
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The exhibition documents the history of forced labor during National Socialism as an omnipresent mass phenomenon. moreabout: Everyday life forced labour 1938-1945
© Robertina Šebjanič
With a multimedia installation the Kunstgewerbemuseum is presenting the first solo museum exhibition by Slovenian artist Robertina Šebjanič in Germany. The presentation comprises a series of research-based artworks initiated by Robertina Šebjanič in Mexico... moreabout: Robertina Šebjanič: Lygophilia
© 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
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Forced labour and labour exploitation have occurred in various forms throughout history. During the National Socialist tyranny, around 13 million men, women and children were forced to work under inhumane conditions in the German Reich alone. Even today,... moreabout: Forced labour and labour exploitation under National Socialism and today
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Forschung für die Zukunft unserer Stadt – in 10 Minuten auf den Punkt gebracht. Unsere Wissenschaftler:innen verlassen Hörsaal, Labor oder Schreibtisch und präsentieren auf der Abschlussveranstaltung des Wissenschaftsfestivals „Transferale“ ihre Forschung... moreabout: Science Slam @Transferale
© Julian Jungel
Der Digitalisierungshype der Coronajahre ist vorbei! In den meisten Theatern rückt die Digitalisierung wieder in den Hintergrund, digitale Sonderformate werden eingestellt und die derzeit ohnehin angespannte Förderlandschaft bietet immer weniger Programme... moreabout: „Digital is dead?!“
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In this workshop, choreographers, performers and access dramaturges Carolin Jüngst and Naomi Sanfo invite you to think together about accessibility in theatre and, in particular, to research the topic of artistically integrated audio description. The... moreabout: All The Rivers Workshop: LISTENING - ARTISTICALLY INTEGRATED AUDIO DESCRIPTION AND AESTHETICS OF ACCESS
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