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© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Gemäldegalerie / Jörg P. Anders
Meeting point: Vortragssaal moreabout: Christian Art Appreciation: Sebastiano Ricci, Bathsheba Bathing
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Fiona Hirschmann
From Carillon to Sound Art A city walk exploring tower carillons and sound art. Rediscover Berlin with your ears wide open! What does Berlin sound like? This walk follows the city’s acoustic soundtrack and takes you to three of its most distinctive... moreabout: Paths of Remembrance (in German)
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, Foto: Sandra Steiß
Guided tour in English. "What is your zodiac sign?" This question is still often asked today, in the age of science. But what exactly is the zodiac? An oracle that generates signs for the future? A projection screen for our quest for knowledge and certainty?... moreabout: The Zodiac from a Curatorial Perspective
© Foto: Ali Ghandtschi
The future is uncertain—but we can shape it. You’ll learn how to do that at this Open Lab evening. You’ll be introduced to the Human-Centered Design method, which allows us to tackle complex problems in a creative and solution-oriented way. Human-Centered... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: Human-Centered Design
© Nolde Stiftung Seebüll
This lecture focuses on the Nazi “Degenerate Art” campaign and its consequences for museums, artists, and collections. At one of the sites of this campaign—Schönhausen Palace—the lecture will examine the background, the mechanisms of confiscation, and... moreabout: “Degenerate Art” at Schönhausen Palace: Relocation – Administration – Utilization
© Lernort Keibelstraße
From 1951 onwards, the Berlin-Mitte remand centre was located near Alexanderplatz in the GDR. Men and women were held in the prison on Keibelstraße on various charges: for theft or for political offences such as ‘illegal border crossing’ or ‘incitement... moreabout: DGS-Tour: Imprisoned in Berlin-Center
© Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Leihgabe der Gerhard Richter Kunststiftung
What makes the art of Gerhard Richter so unique? What traces do painting, photography and history leave behind? Nearly 100 works by the artistfrom several periods of his career are on display, all of which Richter has loaned to the Nationalgalerie on... moreabout: Gerhard Richter: Tracing photos (Public guided tour in English)
© Margot Schmidt
Unusual perspectives and depictions of architecture were an essential aspect of experimental photography at the Bauhaus. Urban space was also an important motif for the women Bauhaus photographers. Their novel points of view and experiments with lighting... moreabout: Photo Walk (Tour 2)
© Malteser Berlin / Julian Stähle
Charlottenburg Palace cordially invites you to a special guided tour - especially for people with dementia and their companions.The focus is on Sophie Charlotte, who is brought to life by an actress. She tells us about the everyday life of a princess... moreabout: Remember. Experience. Join in - Sophie Charlotte invites you to her castle
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum für Asiatische Kunst / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Frank Sperling
90 minutes of remarkable stories from four continents: encounter the Luf boat, the Mandu Yenu throne, the Benin Bronzes, and archaeological objects of the Aztecs and Maya. The tour takes you to Buddhist and Hindu sculptures from Asia, presents a star... moreabout: Cultures of the World at the Humboldt Forum
© Studio Yukiko / HKW
Climate crisis, authoritarian tendencies, hostility and militarism. In a world that is increasingly coming apart at the seams, Max Czollek focuses on the power of friendship in the fourth season of his discussion series. From journalism to theory and... moreabout: Discourse. Pop. Love
© SPSG / Jörg P. Anders
As the second-born son of Frederick William III, Prince Carl of Prussia always stood in the political shadow of his elder brothers Frederick William IV and William I. By rebuilding Glienicke Palace and creating the Glienicke Palace and Landscape Garden... moreabout: The monastery courtyard in Glienicke Park
© SPSG / Reinhardt & Sommer
The restored facades and terraces of Babelsberg Palace in Potsdam, the summer residence of the prince, king and emperor Wilhelm I and Augusta, attract many curious visitors every year. The SPSG will also be offering special tours of Babelsberg Palace... moreabout: Babelsberg Palace: Stories of time
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / N.N.
On the first Sunday of every month, visitors have the opportunity to explore selected originals from Germany's largest coin collection together with the team of the Münzkabinett. What is unfortunately not possible in normal museum operations is possible... moreabout: discover historic originals with curators
© Akademie der Künste / Foto: Andreas [FranzXaver] Süß
The Schaudepot (display depot) provides an exclusive insight into the Akademie der Künste’s outstanding collection of architectural models. The highlights of the collection can be seen in a permanent exhibition, while temporary exhibitions explore current... moreabout: Display Depot Architectural Models
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