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©Philipp Eisermann
You completed your school internship in an open-cast mine and can recognize the origin of hard coal by the smell of sulphur? You've been heating your own home for decades using thermal waste recycling and you like to discuss the best way to mine nickel... moreabout: Shift in the shaft
© Bettina Stöß
Musically highly romantic and crossing the threshold to modernity, Wagner lets his couple run with existential inexorability into a hopeless dilemma. Disturbing and fascinating in its uncompromising portrayal of obsessive love, this work - based on a... moreabout: Tristan and Isolde
© Thomas Aurin
ARABELLA is the last collaboration between the acclaimed duo Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss. Adopting the tone of an operetta, the work portrays the existential hardships, obsessions and dreams of a society bereft of its traditional solidity.... moreabout: Arabella
© Thomas Aurin
R: (on the phone): Have you seen a doctor yet? You didn’t mention it in your (…) You gotta see a doctor, what’s wrong with you, what you doing? (…) Where are you now? (…) Have you been to the AOK health insurance branch? (…) You’re not in a state to go... moreabout: ja nichts ist ok
© 2015 Bettina Stöß
In his last, unfinished opera Puccini addressed the aesthetic of cinema, the new medium for mass consumption. In his version of the work Lorenzo Fioroni makes a connection between the repressed, yet sensationalist Chinese opera people and the consumers... moreabout: Turandot
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
200 years ago, Prince Carl of Prussia (1801-1883) proudly took possession of his estate in Glienicke and from then on called himself "Sir Charles Glienicke" in private letters. As a special highlight, a presentation will be shown in the prince's living... moreabout: Glienicke delights me
© Sabine Weiss, Collections Photo Elysée, Lausanne
On the occasion of the 100th birthday of the French-Swiss photographer Sabine Weiss (1924-2021) f³ - freiraum für fotografie is showing a retrospective of her work for the first time in Germany. moreabout: Sabine Weiss: A Photographer's Life
© Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Alexander Rentsch
The inclusive soup kitchen of Kunstwerkstatt Kreuzberg is coming to BERLIN GLOBAL at the Humboldt Forum! On Museum Sunday, we will cook and eat together in the Schlüterhof – and you are cordially invited. The inclusive soup kitchen was created in autumn... moreabout: Food for Everyone
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Alexander Schippel
The collection of the Ethnologisches Museum Berlin includes some 10,000 objects which are attributed to the area of present-day Tanzania. Most of the objects were acquired – often in violent ways – during the period of German and British colonial rule.... moreabout: Exhibiting.Omissions. Objects from Tanzania and the Colonial Archive
© Arno Declair
At 4.00 am in the Place de la République in Paris, while returning home from a Christmas dinner, young Édouard meets Reda, a man who has an Algerian background. They get talking, start to flirt and soon Édouard is taking Reda back to his studio apartment.... moreabout: Im Herzen der Gewalt (History of Violence)
© Marcus Lieberenz
Peter Pan, the boy who never grows up, has been playing his games for over 100 years. In this version by the Kinder Ballett Kompanie Berlin, Michael, John and Wendy experience exciting adventures on the island of Neverland together with Peter Pan and... moreabout: Children' s ballet – Peter Pan
© SDTB / U. Steinert
The exhibition "Living Pictures" tells stories about milestones in film technology: from the amazing optical illusions of the 19th century, through the golden years of cinema in Hollywood and in the Berlin film studios, to the era of ambitious video filmmakers.... moreabout: Film Technology
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