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These tours introduce the themes and background of the current exhibition Tirailleurs: Trials and Tribulations. From Cannon Fodder to Avant-Garde —The Forgotten Soldiers Who Freed Europe and present the artists and their works. Led by different guides... moreabout: A Walk Through the Exhibition with…
© Andi Weiland
Imagine that the raw materials of the future could be right in our drawers! This afternoon, we will dive into the world of "urban mining" together and discover how we can collect raw materials sustainably in our city. Many of us have old and new cell... moreabout: Open Lab for Families – Our Raw Materials of the Future
© dznsza/ Matthias Steffen
Over five days, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., we will deal with the topic of the seminar in lectures, discussions, guided tours and site visits. Individual program points, such as the opening event at the beginning of the seminar, will take place in the Documentation... moreabout: Under the guise of work
© Foto: Torsten Dressler
Guided tours of the exhibition and the historical site with the curatorial team Dr. Torsten Dressler and Johannes Heußner.Translated with DeepL Meeting point: Gothic House, Breite Str. 32, Altstadt Spandau, 13597 Berlin moreabout: From the ground to the net: Archaeological excavations and their digital processing.
© Daniel Wetzel
What is Braille? How is it used and by whom? In this workshop, Heike Gronau from the Lower Saxony Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired will guide children aged 6 and over in discovering this different "script". Every year, a motto is chosen... moreabout: Children's workshop - Discover Braille at the PalaisPopulaire
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie / Andres Kilger
Meeting point: Information Price: €6.00 Booking: booking/prior registration essential moreabout: Skulpturen des 19. Jahrhunderts
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Anita Fuchs
Meeting point: information Price info: 15/20 Euro Booking: booking/prior registration recommended moreabout: Jungsteinzeit-Geschichten: Erzählen wie am Feuer
© Jeannette van Laak
Graphic artist Lea Grundig led a life marked by exile, art and political conviction. As a Jew and a communist, she was expelled by the Nazis and began translating reports about the Holocaust into haunting images at an early age, while also shaping the... moreabout: Lecture with Jeannette van Laak
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Antikensammlung / Johannes Laurentius
Meeting point: foyer Price info: plus admission Price: €10.00 Booking: booking/prior registration recommended moreabout: Einladung zum Verweilen
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Neue Nationalgalerie, VG Bild-Kunst Bonn, 2023 / Foto: Jens Ziehe
What makes the collection of the National Gallery so special? What traces of history can be found? The broad spectrum of art since 1945 is shown in 14 thematic rooms. From abstraction and figuration, everyday life and pop, nature and ecology to feminism... moreabout: Tensions, Revolts, and more
© Bundesarchiv
Secret after 5 – Discover the hidden world of surveillance in your after hours: a short guided tour across the site and trough the archive, followed by a walk through the exhibition *Access to Secrecy*. Compact, informative and offering a rare glimpse... moreabout: Secret after 5 - an evening tour of the exhibition “Access to Secrecy” (Stasi Records Archive)
© Melanie Krebs
Meeting point: Foyer Forschungscampus, Lansstraße 8 Price: €10.00 Booking: booking/prior registration recommended moreabout: Hidden stories. Glimpses into the Central Asian depot of the Ethnological Museum
© (c) SIMPK / Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
Peter Becker has been researching the electromechanical Hammond organ for over 30 years, the sound of which has been an integral part of jazz, blues, rock, pop, gospel and worship music since the 1950s at the latest. Today, he is one of the few experts... moreabout: When electrons sing: How the Hammond organ changed the music world
© DHM
For children aged 8 and over How did a knight's helmet or an IKEA bunk bed end up in the German Historical Museum? What stories do these and other objects tell about the people who used them? The interactive tour with creative hands-on formats and research... moreabout: Guided tour for children and families "All old stuff? Searching, collecting, researching"
© SPSG / Wolfgang Pfauder
The tour is aimed at people who are learning German and would like to find out more about Berlin's past. People who do not know much about German history are also very welcome. The guide explains the period in which the palace was built. She adapts to... moreabout: The New Wing of Charlottenburg Palace: Guided tour in simple German
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