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The Huguenot Museum in the French Cathedral is an insider tip, even among long-established Berliners. It has been in a prime location on Gendarmenmarkt since 1935. The museum reopened at the end of 2021 with a completely revamped permanent exhibition.... moreabout: Public guided tours
The tour through the exhibition Sex: Jewish Positions (duration: May 17-Oct 7, 2024) invites visitors to engage in a dialog about the diverse perceptions of sexuality in Judaism: From the central importance of marriage and procreation through desire,... moreabout: Sex: Jewish Positions
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Humans have inscribed themselves in all ecosystems, in the Earth's atmosphere and even in the deep geological layers of the planet. It is in this context that Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin opens the Humboldt Laboratory with its interactive inaugural... moreabout: According to nature
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Every year, on the third Sunday in October, Europe celebrates Restoration Day. Studios and construction sites open their doors so that you can get to know examples of current conservation and restoration projects. Restoration is an important discipline... moreabout: European Restoration Day
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Since the 1980s, numerous artists have sprayed and painted on the Berlin Wall, creating the longest graffiti area in the world. Frenchman Thierry Noir was one of the first Wall artists. You can also see a piece of the Berlin Wall painted by him in the... moreabout: Graffiti workshop
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Tuba player Natascha Zickerick and her ensemble BrassAppeal present melodies from pop, soul, and world music, showcasing how dynamic, powerful, and wonderfully delicate the tuba can be. Siegfried Jung, principal tuba player at the National Theater Mannheim,... moreabout: Siegfried Jung Trio & BrassAppeal
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When the young and ambitious Peter Joseph Lenné came to Potsdam in 1816, he was commissioned by Karl August Prince von Hardenberg to create the first English-inspired pleasure grounds in Prussia on his Glienicke estate. From 1824, he continued his work... moreabout: Three firsts: Lenné and Glienicke
© Esra Rotthoff - 2024
The novel Im Menschen muss alles herrlich sein by Sasha Marianna Salzmann speaks of the collapse of a political system, of times of societal upheaval and their effects on the lives of two friends, Lena and Tatjana, who left Ukraine in the 1990s to strand... moreabout: Im Menschen muss alles herrlich sein
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How wool is turned into clothes: In the museum village we show how things to wear are made from natural raw materials in the medieval way. From the wool of freshly shorn sheep to the finished product, on this day you can see how clothing was made in... moreabout: Spinning, weaving, dyeing
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Price: €30.00 moreabout: Amun-Aton-Re - In the sign of the sun god
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
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
With Jasmin Hartmann (director, Koordinationsstelle für Provenienzforschung in Nordrhein-Westfalen, KPF.NRW) and Nadine Bauer (provenance researcher, Brücke-Museum) Any question about an artwork’s origins, its previous owners or locations already gets... moreabout: Workshop: HANDS-ON Provenance Research
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