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© Ayoung Kim, Gallery Hyundai
Ayoung Kim’s (b. 1979) first solo exhibition in a German museum spans a decade of her artistic practice. Using AI, VR, video, game simulations, and sonic fiction, she explores themes like migration, xenophobia, queerness, and geopolitics. Her exhibition... moreabout: Ayoung Kim
© Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin – Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Mendelssohn-Archiv
The foyer of the Villa Oppenheim is dedicated to the building history of the house and the people who once lived here. It was members of the renowned German-Jewish Mendelssohn family, and from 1881 onwards the Oppenheims, who were related to the Mendelssohn... moreabout: Carefree
© Annika Kahrs / Produzentengalerie Hamburg
Berlin-based artist Annika Kahrs (b. 1984) will open the most comprehensive survey of her practices yet. She explores the social and cultural roles of music. Through video, sound installations, and live performances, she challenges the boundaries of sound,... moreabout: Annika Kahrs
© Klára Hosnedlová
Klára Hosnedlová (b. 1990) explores themes of home, utopia, and life under various political systems. Using materials such as flax and glass, her monumental sculptural installation – unveiled during Gallery Weekend – draws inspiration from post-communist... moreabout: Klára Hosnedlová
© Militärhistorisches Museum der Bundeswehr
Alexander the Great, the Chinese physician Li Wenliang, Antigone and Greta Thunberg had anything to do with one another. And yet: They were or still are considered heroes or heroines in their time, in their countries, societies and even beyond. What makes... moreabout: Prinzip Held*: Of Heroizations and Heroisms
© S-Bahn Museum
The exhibition “1924-2024. The eventful history of the Berlin S-Bahn”, which will be presented to the public from July 28 in the “Project Space S-Bahn Museum” at Berlin Ostbahnhof (shopping arcade towards the Koppenstraße exit), shows more than 100 years... moreabout: 100 years of the Berlin S-Bahn. Electrically through time
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Frank Sperling
Experience Museum Sunday at the Humboldt Forum. For an exciting start to the month, you can visit the following exhibitions free of charge with family and friends: - Berlin Global - in_finite. Living with death As always, these exhibitions are free... moreabout: Museum Sunday
© Andrea Rego Barros, 2023
Alfredo Jaar is an artist, architect and filmmaker. For over 40 years, he has been dealing with complex socio-political issues and the limits and ethics of representability. moreabout: Alfredo Jaar: The End of the World
© Estelle Hanania
Over the past twenty years, the French-Austrian artist, choreographer, and director has created a complex and idiosyncratic body of work that traces the dreams and abysses of adolescence and counterculture. moreabout: Gisèle Vienne: This Causes Consciousness to Fracture
© PECADI Kunststiftung
Generation Z refers to people born in the mid-1990s and 2010 and are also referred to as digital natives, for example. The climate strikes "Fridays for Future" and the coronavirus pandemic were striking experiences for this generation. This generation... moreabout: Against the grain - Generation Z in art
© Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin / schnellebuntebilder, Inside Outside | Petra Blaisse, Foto: Philipp Plum
How are climate change, working conditions in a textile factory in Bangladesh and the extinction of insects in the Uckermark region connected? What does science have to do with our own lives? The inaugural exhibition "After Nature" at the Humboldt Laboratory... moreabout: HUMBOLDT LABORATORY. After Nature. Overview tour in German language on Museum Sunday
© Urban Nation
Love Letters to the City, curated by Michelle Houston, is a tribute to urban spaces and encourages reflection on the role of art in shaping our collective urban experiences. moreabout: Love Letters to the City
© Museum Pankow
Starting in the mid-19th century, Italians were drawn from the mountains of northern Italy to the rest of the world. Around 14 million people left their homeland between 1861 and 1914 in search of better living and working conditions. One destination... moreabout: Musica di strada - Italians in Prenzlauer Berg
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Cordia Schlegelmilch
For 30 years, the Palast der Republik characterized the center of Berlin - as a representative building of the GDR with a great cultural offer, as a place of peaceful revolution and German unity, as a place of decay, but also of interim use until its... moreabout: Adored or avoided: the Palace of the Republic. Guided tour in German on Museum Sunday
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
for over 200 years, Charlottenburg Palace served almost all Prussian rulers and their families as a place of representation or as a private retreat. After the end of the monarchy, it was opened to the general public as a museum palace and was destroyed... moreabout: Charlottenburg - a "Hohenzollern Museum?": Contemporary forms of commemoration of the former ruling dynasty
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