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© Saâdane Afif / Mehdi Chouakri
The Fountain Archives revisits the legacy of Marcel Duchamp’s iconic Fountain through a multi-part archival project. This complex artwork, gifted to the Nationalgalerie in 2023, is now presented at Hamburger Bahnhof alongside other works by artist Saâdane... moreabout: Saâdane Afif
© Spandovia Sacra / Gertrud Linke
The exhibition shows how closely the history of Spandaus is connected to the St. Nikolai Church. St. Nikolai is not only an almost 800-year-old building on a sandy island at the confluence of the Spree and Havel rivers. People from the parish help to... moreabout: Built not just on sand
© Sandra Then
Die Vorlesungsreihe „Theater Macht Archive“ geht Verbindungen zwischen Theater und Archiv nach und bietet Zugänge zu den verschiedenen Bezugsebenen an. Sie richtet sich insbesondere an den archivarischen, musealen, künstlerisch-forschenden und Theater-Nachwuchs... moreabout: Zwischen Dramatisierung und Dokumentation
© Rory Midhani
Crisis Karaoke is a 5-part series of performance-experiments examining how deep feelings of grief, rage and sadness are physiologically embodied and articulated through the human singing voice. Together with the audience, Anne Marina Fidler will use the... moreabout: Crisis Karaoke
© Catarina Lobo
Welcome to the Archive. In a world where lines of code shape our reality as much as bricks and mortar, "Urban Requiem" emerges as a stark, a performance that debugs the human condition in our hyper-connected yet paradoxically isolated digital metropolis.... moreabout: Urban Requiem
© Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
Archival Justice: Decolonizing the gaze• Panel discussion The use of archival materials plays a crucial role in shaping historical narratives and representing diverse experiences. Archival justice becomes especially pertinent within this context, as... moreabout: AKE DIKHEA? • Archival Justice: Decolonizing the gaze
© sauerbruch hutton
The architecture firm sauerbruch hutton was founded in 1988 by Louisa Hutton and Matthias Sauerbruch and has been practicing in Berlin for 36 years. The twin exhibition presents around 60 projects and visions by the architectural team and allows them... moreabout: draw love build / sauerbruch hutton tracing modernities
© SDTB / C. Kirchner
How do seafarers orient themselves on the sea and off the coasts – at every time of day, in every weather? Besides the natural points of reference – the sun, stars, coastal silhouettes and the Earth's magnetic field – help comes from man-made marks:... moreabout: Seamarks!
© Candida Höfer / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024
Candida Höfer’s oeuvre has developed over five decades and is part of today’s photographic avant-garde. Her large-format works depict public and semi-public spaces like historical libraries, archives, storage facilities, palaces, museums, opera houses,... moreabout: Candida Höfer Käthe Kollwitz Prize 2024 | Tours for deaf visitors with translation into German sign language
© DHM
'What is Enlightenment?' asked pastor Johann Friedrich Zöllner in 1783, writing for the Berliner Monatsschrift. The editors of the monthly magazine picked up on this question and put it to their readers, thus igniting a debate that would shape the course... moreabout: What is Enlightenment? Questions for the Eighteenth Century
© Ev. KG St. Nikolai Berlin-Spandau_Spandovia Sacra
To make a long story short: No, it's not all Schinkel. One person alone could not have achieved anything. But let's start from the beginning: in 1837, St. Nikolai's Church in Spandau was in a pitiful state. Only a thorough restoration of the Gothic building... moreabout: All Schinkel?
© Photo: Andeas Süß, 2019
The Anna Seghers Museum in Berlin Adlershof preserves this writer's home and study as it was during her lifetime, and presents a permanent showcase exhibition on her life and work. The Museums original furnishings include Anna Seghers' extensive private... moreabout: Anna Seghers in the circle of her friends
© Foto: Andeas Süß, 2019
The Anna Seghers Museum in Berlin Adlershof preserves this writer's home and study as it was during her lifetime, and presents a permanent showcase exhibition on her life and work. The Museums original furnishings include Anna Seghers' extensive private... moreabout: How Netty Reiling became Anna Seghers
© Promo
Eine junge Frau steht ein für ihre Ideale, in einer Gesellschaft, in der Recht nicht gleich Gerechtigkeit ist. Zusammen mit ihrem Bruder Hans Scholl und weiteren jungen Menschen gehörte Sophie Scholl der Widerstandsgruppe „Die Weiße Rose“ in München... moreabout: Sophie Scholl – Die letzten Tage
© Moritz Haase
She is not prepared to die, but it is not up to her, is it? She can prepare as much as she wants to, it is still going to happen. It happened. It is happening right now. Anyway who knows what there is on the other side? Maybe nothing. Maybe more of this?... moreabout: THE WORK
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