Berlin in Pictures

"Redemption Now", the first comprehensive show of the work of Israeli multimedia artist Yael Bartana, features more than 50 early and recent works, including video pieces, photographs and light sculptures.  more

The exhibition "Scratching the Surface" shows works from the National Gallery's collection, the Friedrich Christian Flick Collection at the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin.  more

From cafés to theatres, from open-air cinemas to swimming pools - many Berliners enjoyed the relaxation in the Corona pandemic over Whitsun.  more

The exhibition "Pablo Picasso & Les Femmes d'Alger" at the Museum Berggruen shows paintings and works on paper from the "Femmes d'Alger" series as well as works that inspired Picasso and those that were in turn inspired by Picasso.  more

«Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity» will be shown in the exhibition rooms of the Gemäldegalerie from Whitsun until the beginning of September 2021.  more

From April, the Gropius Bau is dedicating the first large-scale retrospective in Germany to the Japanese artist with «Yayoi Kusama. A Retrospective».  more

With the expansive installation "Fat to Ashes", Hamburger Bahnhof presents the first institutional solo exhibition by Pauline Curnier Jardin.  more

Paintings by Van Gogh are magnified several times and projected onto the walls of Station-Berlin with the help of light installations and projections in the exhibition «Van Gogh - The Immersive Experience» from 9 April to 1 August 2021.  more

The exhibition «Joseph Beuys "The Inventor of Electricity"» in St. Matthew's Church aims to explore the religious roots in Beuys' work.  more

The exhibition "Neo Rauch - Der Beifang" at the Gutshaus Steglitz shows works on paper by the artist Neo Rauch until 26 September 2021.  more

The Museum Barberini shows the fascination of Rembrand and his contemporaries for the mystical "Orient" in about 110 artworks.  more

With the exhibition "Report from Exile - Photographs by Fred Stein", the German Historical Museum presents the German-American Jewish photographer Fred Stein.  more

Snow and frosty temperatures have Berlin firmly in their grip. Winter impressions from the capital in 2021.  more

"Welcome 2021": The traditional New Year's Eve party at the Brandenburg Gate was replaced in 2020 by a New Year's Eve show without spectators.  more

After a construction period of around ten years, trains are running on the new section of the U5 metro line between Alexanderplatz and Brandenburg Gate.  more

Photos of the festively illuminated Kurfürstendamm in Berlin. The fairy lights decorate the boulevard every year from the end of November to the beginning of January.  more

The British heir to the throne Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, and his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, attended the central commemoration of the National Day of Mourning in Berlin on November 15, 2020.  more

The exhibition «America 1970s/80s» in the Helmut Newton Foundation shows works by Newton, Metzner, Hofer and Meyerowitz until mid-May 2021.  more

In Alte Nationalgalerie, the special exhibition "Decadence and Dark Dreams" deals with Belgian Symbolism.  more

The Greentech Festival 2020 is all about innovative, green technologies for technological, economic and social change.  more

At Gallery Weekend 2020, numerous galleries invite you to take a tour of Berlin's creative scene.  more

Pictures from the new core exhibition "Jewish life in Germany: Past & Present" in the Liebeskind building of the Jewish Museum in Berlin.  more

The exhibition "There's No Such Thing as Solid Ground" by artist Otobong Nkanga explores the relationship between people, land and structures.  more

Empty supermarket shelves, investigation sites, closed clubs: photos from Berlin in times of the corona crisis.  more

Hillary Clinton, Johnny Depp, Sigourney Weaver and many other prominent personalities from film and society were part of the Berlinale 2020.  more