Berlinische Galerie

Berlinische Galerie

The Berlin Gallery found is a unique, Berlin-focussed, multi-disciplinary collection bringing together Fine Art, Photography and Architecture.

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The Berlin Gallery found its permanent location in 2004 in a fitting Modernist setting, next to the Jewish Museum, in a former glass warehouse. This Modern Art Gallery first came into being in 1975 in former West Berlin as a cultural association – its mission was to be a showcase exclusively for art ‘made-in-Berlin’.

This is a unique, Berlin-focussed, multi-disciplinary collection bringing together Fine Art, Photography and Architecture. Local in focus and international in scope, it covers homegrown artistic talent and movements, including painters such as Max Liebermann and the Berlin Secessionists and Expressionists Otto Dix, Georg Grosz and Hannah Höch. Other works on exhibit are from the 1920s Berlin Russian as well as contemporary conceptual art and multimedia installations. The museum’s archive provides specialist information for academic research. Lectures, readings and film screenings are part of the ongoing programme.
zum Stadtplan
Address
Alte Jakobstraße 124
10969 Berlin
Phone
030 78 90 26 00
Internet
www.berlinischegalerie.de
Opening Hours
Wed-Mon 10-18
Admission Fee
8 Euro, red. 5 Euro, prices for special exhibitions may vary

Public transportation

Bus

Source: Berlinische Galerie, Bearbeitung: berlin.de

| Last edited: 8. September 2016