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Discussion on mobility in the city and in the neighborhood with actors from IG Leipziger Straße and Changing Cities. With the exhibition "Profitopolis or the Condition of the City", the Werkbundarchiv - Museum der Dinge promotes the city as a central... moreabout: Asphalt and cars
Discussion on shaping the city in civil society with actors from the Center for Art and Urbanistics ZK/U, the Haus der Statistik and ExRotaprint. With the exhibition "Profitopolis or the Condition of the City", the Werkbundarchiv - Museum der Dinge promotes the... moreabout: Rooms for culture
Get creative on Museum Sunday at the drop-in workshop! Together with other participants, you created an interactive city map! Mark the places and areas that are particularly close to your heart and discuss the most important aspects of a vibrant city.... moreabout: A look at Berlin – Interactive Map Workshop
Discussion on Planwerk Innenstadt and future construction in Berlin with architect Inken Baller and architectural historian and publicist Thomas Flierl, moderated by Michael Kasiske. With the exhibition "Profitopolis or the Condition of the City", the... moreabout: According to the plan
A lecture by Werner Durth, architect, sociologist and architectural sociologist. With the exhibition "Profitopolis or the Condition of the City", the Werkbundarchiv - Museum der Dinge promotes the city as a central topic. In this context, historical... moreabout: "How political can the Deutscher Werkbund be?"
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Anna ThorvaldsdóttirCATAMORPHOSIS, Auftragswerk der Stiftung Berliner Philharmoniker mit Iceland Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic und City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra – gefördert durch die Freunde der Berliner Philharmoniker e. V.Jean SibeliusZwei... moreabout: Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Nicholas Collon, Pekka Kuusisto
Lothar Prager was born in Prenzlauer Berg in 1938. His parents Georg and Margarete (née Romm) grew up on the streets around the water tower – she on Weißenburger Straße (today Kollwitzstraße) and he on Straßburger Straße. Georg was a trained letterpress... moreabout: A call from afar
The armoury of the citadel is home to the Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Spandau. The permanent exhibition on the ground floor gives an overview of the history of Spandau. More than 300 objects tell of the settlement and development of the Havel city, which... moreabout: Museum of urban history
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The bauhaus music festival 2024 concludes with a concert by the Bauhaus Orchestra which – like its historic namesake – will gather for a special performance at the “Bauhaus Music” festival. Conductor Karl-Heinz Steffens presents danceable jazz and bebop,... moreabout: Final concert by the Bauhaus band
The Globumat is a luminous and sounding advertising device, designed and patented in the early 1930s by the Berlin tailor Walter Altmann. The inventor envisioned that the Globumat should be hung in busy places in the city. It would have fitted in very... moreabout: Globumat
In Germany, Kurt Weill is best known for his works created in collaboration with Bertolt Brecht. However, his oeuvre encompasses much more than just The Threepenny Opera and his Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny. And his musicals written for Broadway... moreabout: Lonely House
From 1978 to 1991, over 800 people from almost 40 countries received medical treatment in East Berlin at the so-called Solidarity Ward in the Berlin-Buch Municipal Hospital. The patients were wounded fighters or political activists from socialist-oriented... moreabout: Jacob Morenga" Solidarity Station
Felix Kraus founded the fictitious artist group Swan Collective in 2007 to resist being pigeonholed as an artist. Besides painting, his creative endeavors through the collective include virtual and augmented reality experiences, films, and music. In 2024,... moreabout: Book Launch: Swan Collective, LEXI.exe
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You will hear: Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburg Concerto Nr. 3, BWV 1048 Alban Berg: Violin Concerto, Solo-Violin: Kolja Blacher Béla Bartók: Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, Sz. 106 On Friday evening, works by Alban Berg and Béla Bartók... moreabout: Béla Bartók, Alban Berg, Johann Sebastian Bach
in 2024, the Liebermann Villa on Wannsee presents for the first time Max Liebermann's eventful relationship with Italy and its cultural landscape with a focus on his "Italian" works, his exhibition participations there, and the reception that took place. At... moreabout: Off to Italy! - extended until October 7th
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