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© Foto und Gestaltung: ©Heinz-J. Theis
No pots! Plastic works 02.06.2024 - 9.06.2025 open Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon 1 - 5 p.m. After the past special exhibitions at the Keramik-Museum Berlin have mainly featured vessels, the 119th exhibition will exclusively present sculptural ceramic works from... moreabout: No pots! Plastic works
© Jürgen Baumann, Berlin
The brain is a mystery. As the central organ of the body, constituting our being and essence, its structures and functions are still not fully understood in many respects. moreabout: The Brain in Science and Art
© Charité/Artur Krutsch
The Berlin Medical History Museum of the Charité has an extensive permanent exhibition. The presentation takes its guests - in the spirit of Rudolf Virchow - on a "journey under the skin". moreabout: Tracing life
© Museum für Kommunikation Berlin
Everybody knows that sticking to good resolutions is easier said than done. Typically, we know what is best and healthy for us, but changing an old habit can be quite the challenge. The same holds true for the topic of climate change. We know about the... moreabout: CLIMATE_X
© Studio It's About
Die guten Vorsätze: Wir wissen, was gesund und gut für uns ist, doch die Umsetzung fällt schwer. Starkregen, Hitzeperioden oder Dürren erleben wir vorder eigenen Haustür. moreabout: Klima_X. Warum tun wir nicht, was wir wissen?
© Foto von Philip Myrtorp auf Unsplash
From December 1, the Stadtmuseum Berlin will be presenting its newly revamped permanent exhibition "BerlinZeit - Die Stadt macht Geschichte!" at the Ephraim-Palais Museum. moreabout: BerlinZeit: The city makes history!
© 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
© BMM
Cancer triggers fear. The successes of modern cancer medicine have not changed this. And this is likely to remain the case in the future. Because cancer develops unnoticed in the body as an existential threat. Sometimes it grows for years without being... moreabout: There is something.
© Foto/Photo: Thomas Bruns, Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
The Second World War began on 1 September 1939 with the German invasion of Poland. It ended in Europe on May 8, 1945, and in Asia on September 2, 1945. Never before were more people killed and greater destruction wrought in a war. This applies in particular... moreabout: Germany and the Soviet Union in the Second World War 1941-1945
© Fotonachweis: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum Europäischer Kulturen / Christian Krug
The project space entitled Áimmuin currently houses the Sámi collection. In this space, in collaboration with partner museums and communities from Sápmi, the MEK is currently carrying out research on this collection and experimenting with new ways of... moreabout: Áimmuin
© Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin, Foto: Kienzle | Oberhammer
At its new location, the Theater Building at Charlottenburg Palace, the Käthe Kollwitz Museum presents a newly designed collection exhibition with around 100 works by the artist, initially on the first floor of the building. The artist (1867 – 1945),... moreabout: And yet it is art
©DDR Museum
New special exhibition on the Baltic Sea at the DDR Museum The new special exhibition "The Baltic Sea - vacation destination, border region, place of longing" sheds light on the question of what significance the Baltic Sea coast had for the inhabitants... moreabout: The Baltic Sea
© Grafik: Studio Pandan
Gardens are places of cultural identity located at the interface between nature and culture. Although they are an integral part of everyday culture, in the city they appear like oases in which one becomes more conscious of our own relationship to nature.... moreabout: Hoda Tawakol. ROOTS
© Jane, Hanf Museum
The Hanf Museum (Hemp Museum) is the only one of its kind in Germany and one of only four in the world, along with those in Bologna, Barcelona and Amsterdam. In the heart of Berlin, in the Nikolaiviertel, interested visitors can get a comprehensive picture... moreabout: Everything about the cultivated plant hemp
© The Noa Eshkol Foundation for Movement Notation, Holon, Israel
The Israeli dancer, choreographer and artist Noa Eshkol has spent her life exploring movement and composition. The result was dance without music and textile arrangements. moreabout: Noa Eshkol: No Time to Dance
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