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© Daniel Boud
European premiere World premiere: 20 October 2023, Sydney Opera House 55 songs for 55 years of queer history: In this opulent four-hour concert show rich in emotions, Taylor Mac, Matt Ray and an ensemble of 22 artists sing one song for each year that... moreabout: Bark of Millions
© Cameron Wittig
World Premiere 7 August 2024, International Summer Festival Kampnagel, Hamburg Lucinda Childs, one of the icons of post-modern dance, presents “Four New Works” with her Lucinda Childs Dance Company for the first time in Berlin, collaborating with visual... moreabout: Four New Works
© 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
© SPSG / Foto: Leo Seidel
At the end of October, the summer season draws to a close and the Sanssouci Picture Gallery closes its doors for the winter. The special guided tour offers visitors the unique opportunity to take an exclusive tour of Frederick II's gallery, which is actually... moreabout: "The most beautiful in the world"
© Foto: SPSG / Hans Christian Krass
Thousands of precious Asian porcelains originally adorned the rooms of Oranienburg Palace. Some of them can still be seen in the porcelain chamber today. On closer inspection, we discover how imaginatively the porcelains are painted.In the workshop, we... moreabout: Mit dem Pinsel auf den Spuren fernöstlicher Kunst
© Anders Trentemøller via Wikimedia Commons
Anyone who has ever seen Copenhagen-based Anders Trentemøller live knows about his fascinating ability to draw an audience completely into his world of sound. moreabout: Trentemøller
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Marcus Glahn
What is the history of an object? Do traces on the object reveal anything about it? Whether it's a jug, an antique head or an insect box: participants are invited to develop their own stories about the museum objects and visualise them artistically and... moreabout: Shaping stories
© Aus Privatbesitz
When "the reorganization of the world" and the division of Germany were decided at the Potsdam Conference in Cecilienhof Palace in 1945, it had a direct impact on the daily lives of many Potsdam residents. This includes the people in the area around the... moreabout: "Between Garden Arbour and Russian Magazine. Everyday life on Potsdam's Pfingstberg 1945-1994"
© Harry Schnitger
During the guided tour, you will not only learn interesting details and background information about the works and artists in our exhibitions. Our art educators also provide an intensive and inspiring experience. Together with you, they take a close look... moreabout: Weekend tour with DGS
© SPSG / Nicole Romberg
Tea drinking was invented long ago in China and Chinese tea was one of the most valuable imported goods in early modern Europe. Later, tea also came from India, a consequence of British colonial policy. During a guided tour in the Botanical Garden, garden... moreabout: Enjoying tea with the king: from the colonial plantation to the royal table
© Courtesy the artist
Let us guide you through the current exhibition "La Chola Poblete: Guaymallén" in one hour on Museum Sunday. Learn more about backgrounds, concepts and contents and discover the highlights of the exhibition. Meeting point: Meeting point and registration... moreabout: FreeTour on Museum Sunday
© Bettina Flitner
Eleven personalities, including writer Günter Grass, violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, theologian Margot Käßmann and politician Richard von Weizsäcker, talk about what they would like to pass on to future generations. Touching portraits and thoughts - a commitment... moreabout: Photo exhibition: Das Prinzip Apfelbaum
© Luise Wagener
The permanent exhibition "Detained in Hohenschönhausen: Evidence of political persecution 1945 to 1989" shows around 500 rare exhibits and more than 300 historical photographs on 700 square metres. moreabout: Imprisoned in Hohenschönhausen
© Maxim Gorki Theater - 2024
The acclaimed Rwandan author Scholastique Mukasonga is our next guest in the Prosa der Verhältnisse literary series with her novel Kibogos Himmelfahrt. With humour and depth, this poetic novel addresses the conflict between traditional beliefs and colonial... moreabout: Prosa der Verhältnisse #29: »Kibogos Himmelfahrt«
© Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
The »Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin« collects instruments of the European classical music tradition from the 16th to the 21th century. At this time the museum owns nearly 3.500 instruments, many of which are playable. moreabout: Display collection of the Berlin Museum of Musical Instruments
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