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© Camille Compere
Starting September 10, 2026, the Mitte Museum will present an exhibition on the writer and journalist Susanne Kerckhoff (1918–1950), a defining voice of the early postwar period. Between 1948 and 1949, Kerckhoff published fictional portraits in the Berliner... moreabout: It wasn't that long ago. And now the time has come.
© Hartung-Bergman Foundation
Featuring some 40 paintings and prints, it traces the development of an artist on a resolute quest to establish her own distinctive style. moreabout: Anna-Eva Bergman
© Tamina Amadyar
The exhibition “Paint it all! 2“ is a profession of love for the art of painting. “Painting it all” means more than describing what is or what might be. Artists raise new questions and shed surprising perspectives on art itself and on the world. Painting... moreabout: Paint it all! 2
© Der Künstler
At the center of The City and the City, Greiss’s first institutional solo exhibition, is the artist's newly commissioned film of the same title. moreabout: Rafik Greiss: The City and the City
© Courtesy of the artist and The Approach, London
Freije’s figures are united by a deep sense of kinship, while as individual beings they remain absorbed in their own thoughts or imaginings. moreabout: Kira Freije: Between Sunlight
© (c) Stiftung Brandenburger Tor, Foto: Frank Sperling
„When you enter Berlin, just turn left“, that‘s how Max Liebermann described the way to his home on Pariser Platz to his guests. Completely destroyed during World War II, the Max Liebermann House was rebuilt in the 1990s and is now home to the Stiftung... moreabout: Liebermann's World
© Bürgerstiftung Neukölln, Stadtmuseum Berlin | Design: Groupe Dejour
What would Berlin and the world look like if young people from Neukölln could shape them? On the new Open Space by the Bürgerstiftung Neukölln in the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition, eleven young people talk about the imbalances of the present and show their... moreabout: If I Were King or Queen... Young Visions from Neukölln
© Carola Radke
A research collection is being made public As part of the Museum Evolution project, the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin is permanently opening up further sections of its research collection to visitors. The Public Collection of Deer & Bovids is one of these... moreabout: Deer and Bovids
© ESA, NASA and L. Calçada (ESO)
Experience the cosmos in a whole new way! The Berlin Planetarium Foundation is setting new standards with its innovative permanent exhibition "The Universe you can touch": as a new kind of interactive science center, we make astronomy tangible for everyone... moreabout: The universe at your fingertips
© SPSG / Foto: Elvira Kühn
Inspired by Jean Jacques Rousseau's motto "Back to Nature", the European aristocracy had "ornamental farms" built at the end of the 18th century. The noble court society staged their romantic ideas of "simple country life" in scenic architecture. In Prussia,... moreabout: Peasant plaisir and gold ruby glass
© Grafik: Christin Franke
To mark the 85th anniversary of the German invasion of the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, the museum is once again presenting the exhibition *1941: Letters from June*. Unread field post from Kamianets-Podilskyi, which was curated in 2016 in collaboration... moreabout: 1941. Letters from June. Unopened field post from Kamianets-Podilskyi
© SPSG
Frederick William III had Prussia's "star architect" Karl Friedrich Schinkel build him the two-storey summer house in the immediate vicinity of Charlottenburg Palace. After the king's death in 1840, the pavilion was no longer occupied. Parts of the house... moreabout: Jewel of the Schinkel period
© M.K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art
At the turn of the century, the European art world was in a state of upheaval. It was a time of searching for new forms of expression beyond visible reality. Through an intense dialogue between art and music, Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (1875–1911)... moreabout: M. K. Čiurlionis. From Another World.
© (c) Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg
Pollinator Pathmaker is a living artwork for pollinating insects by the artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg located on the forecourt of the museum. She invites us to look at the world from the viewpoint of pollinators and offers a unique opportunity to contribute... moreabout: Pollinator Pathmaker: A living artwork for pollinators
© Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
The »Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin« collects instruments of the European classical music tradition from the 16th to the 21th century. At this time the museum owns nearly 3.500 instruments, many of which are playable. moreabout: Display collection of the Berlin Museum of Musical Instruments
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