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© John Gleason & Rogelio Bernal Andreo
Live "We are all stardust!" is one of the romantic statements in astronomy. But is this one true? We will get to the bottom of this question and explain the life cycle of stars during a guided tour of the museum. Using prominent examples such as the... moreabout: The life of the stars
© KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin 2023. Foto: Frank Sperling
Every Saturday and Sunday, experienced art educators guide visitors through the current exhibitions at KW. The tours take place every weekend in German and English. Meeting Point: KW counter Participation included in the exhibition ticket Registration... moreabout: Public Guided Tours: Jimmy DeSana & Paul P.
© SDTB/Frank-Michael Arndt 2005
The eye-catcher of this exhibition is the original of a 283.5 kg meteorite from the Arizona meteorite crater. By means of models, display boards and texts, current knowledge about the sun, planets and minor planets, meteorites and comets is conveyed.... moreabout: The Solar System
© Mio Okido
The artist Mio Okido (*1986 in the city of Sado, Sado Island, Niigata Prefecture, Japan; lives and works in Berlin since 2015) is presenting four new works. They were inspired by her artist residency as part of the project “The Collaborative Museum” (CoMuse)... moreabout: Mio Okido
© Jüdisches Museum Berlin, Foto: Yves Sucksdorff
The Jewish Museum Berlin created ANOHA for its youngest visitors. Located in a former wholesale flower market, it's designed for children ages three to ten. This children's world is dedicated to the story of Noah's ark from the Torah. Young visitors can... moreabout: ANOHA for adults
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