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© Janne-Camilla Lyster
As part of the exhibition Noa Eshkol. No Time to Dance, we invite you to a performance by dancer Janne-Camilla Lyster (1981*) at the Georg Kolbe Museum on August 17. The Norwegian choreographer, writer and performer is known for her 2020 PhD entitled... moreabout: Performance Janne – Camilla Lyster
© Georg Kolbe Museum, Foto: Enric Duch
The public guided tour leads through the exhibition Noa Eshkol. No Time to Dance. It shows the life and work of the influential choreographer and dancer Noa Eshkol. Important themes for the museum, such as modern dance and the body in space, are brought... moreabout: Public Guided Tour (German)
© Georg Kolbe Museum, Foto: Enric Duch
The diverse Levantine cuisine encompasses countries located on the eastern Mediterranean: This is because ‘Levant’ can be loosely translated as ‘East’ or ‘Orient’. This cuisine and food culture are characterised above all by conviviality. The dishes with... moreabout: Culinary Evening
© Georg Kolbe Museum
Cycle from house to house and gain in-depth insights into the history, architecture and concept of your four favourite art locations in Grunewald. The tours take place in all weathers. The meeting point is the Georg Kolbe Museum. Please note that the... moreabout: Bike tour (English)
© 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
© 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
© courtesy The Noa Eshkol Foundation for Movement Notation, Holon, Israel
Moshé Feldenkrais (1904-1984) developed a movement theory by focussing on the mindful execution of specific movement sequences and discovered that changes in physical movement patterns can also bring about a change in thinking. Dirk Hauska is a guest... moreabout: Feldenkrais with Dirk Hauska
© Yael Bartana
At the finissage of the exhibition Noa Eshkol. No Time to Dance, artist Yael Bartana (*1970, Kfar Yehezkel, Israel) will talk to curator Avi Feldman about her work The Undertaker (2019) shown in the exhibition. The conversation begins on August 25 at... moreabout: Finissage with Yael Bartana
© Georg Kolbe Museum, Foto: Enric Duch
The Hamburg-based artist Hoda Tawakol was invited to do a comissioned work for the museum’s garden. This and other textile sculptures can be seen in the garden exhibition Hoda Tawakol. ROOTS. Curator Eva da Silva Antunes Alves invites you to join her... moreabout: Curator's Tour
© Georg Kolbe Museum, Foto: Enric Duch
Guided tour (in German) of the garden and architecture on the Open Monument Day. The Georg Kolbe Museum was designed by Ernst Rentsch in 1927/28 as an architectural ensemble for the sculptor. It is the only surviving studio building of the 1920s in Berlin.... moreabout: Guided tour on the Open Monument Day
The garden table under the pine trees of the Georg Kolbe Museum invites everyone to get creative outdoors. Here, community and artistic creation are combined. Inspired by the exhibition Noa Eshkol. No Time to Dance and the artistic works of the choreographer... moreabout: Garden Table
The public guided tour leads through the exhibition Noa Eshkol. No Time to Dance. It shows the life and work of the influential choreographer and dancer Noa Eshkol. Important themes for the museum, such as modern dance and the body in space, are brought... moreabout: Guided tour through the museum on Museum Sunday (German)
The public guided tour leads through the exhibition Noa Eshkol. No Time to Dance. It shows the life and work of the influential choreographer and dancer Noa Eshkol. Important themes for the museum, such as modern dance and the body in space, are brought... moreabout: Guided tour through the museum on Museum Sunday (English)
The drawing course offers a creative and personal exploration of the current exhibition Noa Eshkol. No Time To Dance. The artistic work in front of the originals relates to the themes and strategies of the exhibited artists. Under guidance, various techniques... moreabout: Drawing Course
The book written and illustrated by Günter Karl Bose (*1951) about Franz Kafka im Ostseebad Müritz [1923], (Quintus-Verlag 2024) was recently published – a literary and aesthetic treasure. It is astonishing how closely the historical events presented... moreabout: Book presentation and talk with Günter Karl Bose
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