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© MfN Berlin
Over the next few years, we will be working on our Future Plan and turning our building upside down: the museum will be renovated, the scientific collection objects will be catalogued and digitized and new exhibitions will be created with the participation... moreabout: Zukunftsplan – The Museum in Motion
© Estate of Susan Hiller
Susan Hiller's first retrospective exhibition in Berlin presents hypnotic and phantasmagorical audiovisual works alongside sculptures made from collected everyday objects and images from the internet, film, and television. moreabout: Susan Hiller: Bad Dreams
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Michael Setzpfandt
More than 800 years ago, there was a medieval settlement on the site of today’s open-air museum. The permanent exhibition tells its story. More than 800 years ago, a village settlement was established in what is now Berlin-Nikolassee. How did people... moreabout: Life in the Middle Ages
© Samurai Museum Berlin
Okegawa Nimai Dō This complete samurai armor dates to the Azuchi–Momoyama period (1573–1603), an era of profound political change and military innovation in Japan. Comprising a helmet, face mask, shoulder guards, arm guards, thigh protection, and shin... moreabout: Red Samurai Armor of the Ii Clan (Okegawa Nimai Dō)
© Kiki Karnstein
Gravity, motion, and transformation are at the heart of the exhibition "Escape Velocity". moreabout: Jonas Hödicke and Kiki Karnstein: Escape Velocity
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Alexander Schippel
The territory of modern-day Tanzania has a chequered history. On account of its position on the Indian Ocean, the communities there became part of transregional trading networks early on. During German colonial rule, what is now Tanzania was part of... moreabout: Histories of Tanzania
© SDTB / C. Kirchner
Whether on foot, by "wire wheel" or luxury limousine: man was and is constantly on the move. The exhibition "Man on the Move" spans 1,400 square meters, from the pre-industrial ox cart to the mass distribution of the automobile in the 20th century. Eleven... moreabout: Road traffic
© Dokumentationszentrum NS-Zwangsarbeit / M. Steffen
Barrack 13 was one of the first buildings in the camp, erected from 1943 onwards. Between 1944 and 1945, Italian military internees and civilian workers were housed there. This is evidenced by numerous inscriptions with names and dates, which can be... moreabout: Barrack 13
© Nationalgalerie - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Jacopo La Forgia
As microcosm of Berlin, the Hamburger Bahnhof has many stories to tell. Forum Hamburger Bahnhof presents objects and archival materials from 1848 to the present. Chapter by chapter it reappraises and retells the station’s history. moreabout: Forum Hamburger Bahnhof
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Alexander Schippel
A variety of narratives, perspectives, and cultural belongings are used to illustrate the centuries of entanglements that are part of the history of today’s Tanzania. The exhibition focuses particularly on the period of colonial oppression and exploitation.... moreabout: Histories of Tanzania
© Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin
In the theatre building at Charlottenburg Palace the Käthe Kollwitz Museum presents its permanent exhibition with around 100 works by the artist on the 1st floor. The artist (1867 – 1945), who was already known worldwide during her lifetime, had herself... moreabout: And yet it is art
© Dekoloniale, Fotografin Daniela Incoronato
The museums Treptow-Köpenick and the project Decolonial Remembrance Culture in the City will show the fundamentally revised exhibition "zurückgeschaut I looking back - The First German Colonial Exhibition of 1896 in Berlin-Treptow" from 15 October 2021.... moreabout: Looking back: looking back
© Hammanson Sule (Fotograf)
The family is often seen as the smallest but most important building block of society, no matter where in the world you look. Family and kinship define social relationships and belonging through birth, marriage, or adoption, and set expectations regarding... moreabout: Being Related
© Barbara Töpper-Fennel
The “Fokus” and “GroßeKlasse” photography groups from the Neuruppin Youth Art School are presenting their exhibition “Leaps in Time,” which explores the theme of “Prince Heinrich and Rheinsberg.” Seventeen participants, ranging in age from 13 to 69, present... moreabout: Time Leaps
© SDTB / C. Kirchner
Sugar is more than a substance used to sweeten coffee or tea. There are few things in the world that don't involve sugar in one way or another. Discover the exciting history of this biomolecule in our permanent exhibition "Everything Sugar! Food - Material... moreabout: All sugar!
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