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In May 1945, Berlin lies in ruins and smoke hangs over the rubble of the once magnificent, now destroyed city. To mark the 81st anniversary of the end of the war, the special photo exhibition is dedicated to this defining event in German and European... moreabout: Berlin 1945
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 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 artist Jette von Bodecker has illustrated the exhibition and encourages visitors to explore many aspects of spring traditions and egg-laying animals through her images. moreabout: Do you know how the cat jumps?
"Sichtbarkeiten" (Visibilities) sheds light on the perspectives of those affected by sexualized violence in the Church. moreabout: Sichtbarkeiten
Founded in 1919, the Weimar Republic was under pressure from the beginning. Authoritarian ideas and nationalist thinking were deeply rooted in parts of German society. Numerous democrats in the political and societal sectors, however, warned from an early... moreabout: "... this enemy is on the right!" The fight against National Socialism before 1933
Thirteen artists from different generations and with varying experiences of the Carnival of Cultures were invited to present their artistic work both within and outside the context of the Carnival of Cultures. moreabout: On Seeing and Being Seen: 30 Years of the Carnival of Cultures
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
To mark its 25th anniversary, the Jewish Museum Berlin is inviting its audience to move on from the present while encountering 12 artistic projects, and to search for approaches that can change society. The projects will be developed specially for the... moreabout: The Opposite of Now
The exhibition at the Noack Gallery focuses on art as a place of freedom and questions its ability to multiply, dissolve, and reform identities. moreabout: Anna Bogouchevskaia, Gudny Gudmundsdottir, Jonathan Meese: Trio des Wahnsinns
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
The long-term photo project “Wunschkind” features eleven families who, following a diagnosis during pregnancy, made a conscious decision to have a child with a genetic condition or disability. moreabout: Wunschkind: Family Portraits Featuring Children with Disabilities
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