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In the representative rooms of the commandant's house, an exhibition presents the history of the castle and fortress. It is the ideal starting point for any citadel exploration. All explanatory texts can be read in both German and English. moreabout: Castle and citadel
The exhibition almost in between at Kunsthaus Dahlem marks Austrian artist Melanie Ender’s first solo presentation in Germany. For this occasion, Ender has conceived a series of delicate, site-specific installations in dialogue with the building’s architecture... moreabout: Melanie Ender: almost in between
The Museum Pankow is once again showing the exhibition "Pankow as a motif. Max Skladanowsky - film pioneer and photographer", which is dedicated to the lesser-known photographic work of the famous cinema pioneer. The presentation is based on the exhibition... moreabout: Pankow as a motif
The twin sisters Alicja and Bożena Wahl left behind a body of work that includes drawings, paintings, and stage designs, and that focuses on the (female) body as a site of desire, vulnerability, and projection. moreabout: Alicja und Bożena Wahl: Tensions
In cooperation with the OSTKREUZ agency Photographer Thomas Meyer, a member of the OSTKREUZ agency, set out to search for traces of the city’s division in Berlin from 2017 to 2024: Where can the division still be felt in the city today? Where can... moreabout: Thomas Meyer: Mauer Land—Images of the Former Berlin Wall Corridor, 2017–2024
The permanent exhibition presents the history of the Huguenots in Berlin and Brandenburg from the beginning to the present in a contemporary manner. The focus is on the integration into the pan-European migration as a result of the Reformation, the causes... moreabout: History of the Huguenots
A Journey Through Time into the World of Dinosaurs – and of T. rex Tristan Otto moreabout: Dinosaurs: Age of the Giant Lizards
On the grounds of what is now Francke Park, the merchant Theodor Francke operated an ivory bleaching facility in the 19th century. Imported ivory from colonial trade networks was bleached here and processed into items such as piano keyboards. Francke... moreabout: Ivory in Tempelhof
What can a seemingly ordinary object tell us about the history of Marzahn-Hellersdorf? The special exhibition “Gifted. Told. Preserved. – Objects Tell the District’s History” invites visitors to discover just that. As part of the “Tell Me About Your... moreabout: Given. Told. Preserved.
The armoury of the citadel is home to the Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Spandau. The permanent exhibition on the ground floor gives an overview of the history of Spandau. More than 300 objects tell of the settlement and development of the Havel city, which... moreabout: Museum of urban history
Käte Niederkirchner (1909-1944) was considered an icon of anti-fascist resistance in the GDR. Company collectives, vacation homes, kindergartens and even a ship were named after her. Today she is commemorated by two streets in the districts of Mitte and... moreabout: The story between us
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