Exhibitions in Berlin

Amedeo Modigliani was a European artist in the broadest and most innovative sense. more

Huge storms and raging seas are brought to life in a dark tower. Boris Acket creates installations that simulate natural phenomena as part of "The Dark Rooms Vertical". more

Through the interplay of light, colour and shadow, her abstract and surrealistic photographs reflect Elizaveta Porodina's inner world: "My works are a window into my subconscious for the audience." more

Kader Attia grew up in France and Algeria. He rose to international fame not least with his contributions to the Biennale di Venezia and Documnta. In 2022 he curated the 12th Berlin Biennale. more

With the cabinet exhibition New Realities. Stories of Art, AI & Work, the Museum für Kommunikation Berlin is presenting an excitingly curated show of photorealistic AI images from 26 April to 15 September 2024. more

Naama Tsabar's art overcomes the boundaries of sculpture, music, performance and architecture: Hamburger Bahnhof presents the installation and performance artist with her first institutional solo exhibition in Germany. more

How can a city’s spatial and architectural development dynamics be visualised photographically? How can photography capture time and life? In two new bodies of work, the internationally renowned photographer Michael Wesely traces fragments of past realities... more

Following the great public success of the first stop in Venice, the Helmut Newton Foundation and the Pinault Collection are showing 250 works by outstanding photographers including Helmut Newton, Diane Arbus, Robert Frank and Irving Penn. more

Jill Mulleady (*1980 in Montevideo, Uruguay) and Henry Taylor (*1958 in Ventura, USA) share a long-standing, close friendship and an absolute dedication to painting. more

This extensive group exhibition at KW builds upon the recent book by Nadim Samman titled "Poetics of Encryption: Art and the Technocene". It surveys an imaginative landscape marked by Black Sites, Black... more

The Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin presents the extensive collection of works by the artist Joseph Beuys in the Kleihueshalle. more

Hans Uhlmann’s (1900–1975) metal sculptures, like his drawings, were a distinctive feature of post-war modern art in Germany. more

The Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus is showing the Michael Horbach Foundation's exhibition "The new generation of Cuban photographers" with photographs by Daylene RodrÍguez Moreno, Leysis Quesada Vera, Manuel Almenares, Alfredo Sarabia Junior and Alfredo... more

In her latest video work, Shirin Neshat concentrates on the nuanced complexity of the sexual exploitation of female political prisoners and places her focus in the context of the Islamic Republic of Iran. more

With the exhibition A Home for Something Unknown, the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) and Haus am Lützowplatz are presenting works by 27 international artists living in Berlin who were awarded the Berlin Senate's 2023 Visual Arts Scholarship. more

Miles Aldridge has been one of the most sought-after international fashion photographers since the 1990s and achieved fame through his highly stylised, psychedelic style with quotes from film, art history and pop culture. more

The exhibition explores the facets and strategies of Baker’s framing of her persona in an audio-visual essay, and displays the uniqueness of her dancing style and her radiance on the screen. more

The Gropius Bau presents the first major solo exhibition of the Berlin and New Delhi-based artist and film scholar Pallavi Paul. more

The Gemäldegalerie (Old Master Paintings) is showing twelve paintings from the Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art. more

Hardly any other era was so marked by division, rupture and transformation as the period after the Second World War. In light of this, the Neue Nationalgalerie has consciously chosen the title Extreme Tension for the upcoming presentation of its postwar... more

This exhibition at the Julia Stoschek Foundation traces the intersections of performance and video art since the 1960s and up to the present, paying particular attention to forms of rupture, break and pause. more

Hamburger Bahnhof offers a polyphonic panorama of the Berlin art scene and the city itself from the threshold of the opening of the Wall to the present. more

How a graffiti vandal became a globally celebrated street art idol: In December 2023, the unauthorised Banksy exhibition opens in Berlin's Kleisteck and takes visitors into the world of the British street art idol. more

Discover 120 years of German film history and an entertaining outline of television history in West and East Germany at Berlin's Museum of Film and Television, the Deutsche Kinemathek. more

Loved and hated, admired and reviled, disappeared and remembered: where the Humboldt Forum stands today was once the site of the Palace of the Republic, a representative building of political power in the GDR. more

The exhibition plays with the differing perceptions of sexuality in Judaism. more