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© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kunstgewerbemuseum / Foto: Stephan Klonk
Although tin and pewter objects are widespread within decorative arts and an integral part of European cultural history, they have nonetheless been largely forgotten. At its branch venue in Schloss Köpenick, Berlin’s Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Decorative... moreabout: Pewter from the Middle Ages to Art Nouveau
© Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Spandau Spandau
In May 2019, a newly revised exhibition on the history of urban life and living in Spandau opened on the upper floor of the Gothic House. moreabout: Gothic house - Life in the city
© Brigitte Garde
Knead dough, sniff spices, bake bread or snuggle up in flour sacks - in the new adventure exhibition, children discover the world of baking together with the mouse and cat at five hands-on stations. Immerse yourself in this delicious world with us and... moreabout: Bake something!
© Kengo Kuma
Kengo Kuma is one of the most acclaimed contemporary architects. His projects, including the V&A Dundee design museum, the Tiffany store in Tokyo’s Ginza district, the National Stadium in Tokyo and many other buildings worldwide, have attracted considerable... moreabout: Kengo Kuma – The Flow of Lines through the Lens of Erieta Attali
© Linn Schröder/OSTKREUZ
Marking the 35th anniversary of the German-Polish Treaty on Good Neighbourship, the special exhibition “Ostgebiete / Ziemie Zachodnie” brings together renowned photographers from both countries in a visual dialogue on memory, identity, and transformation. At... moreabout: Eastern Territories / Ziemie Zachodnie. A German-Polish search for traces
© Veröffentlicht in aktuell 8/1971, S. 3, Foto: Wolfgang Bachmann.
50 years of the Berlin Senate's visiting program for victims of Nazi persecution. moreabout: Charter flight into the past
© akg-images / Willo Göpel
Since 2012, the museum has been presenting its art historical research as well as its urban and everyday history collection in the Villa Oppenheim near Charlottenburg Palace. moreabout: West!
© Erbengemeinschaft Ruge
Photography can amaze us, make us doubt, or make us believe. It’s not just the image that plays a role in our response, but also photography’s materiality. moreabout: Photography Matters
© dpa
How many people eat with knife and fork worldwide, how many use fingers and hands? When and where was the can invented – or margarine? How is the typical life of a pig in an industrialized farm vs. a pig in an organic farm? And in what month is actually... moreabout: Culinarium: From the field to the plate
© DHM
We are used to thinking about history as perception in time and linear sequence. But history is also bound to places, rooms and settings. History speaks not only about the shift of time, but also about the shift in location. This idea forms the basis... moreabout: Objects. History. Stories.
© SPSG
The ascent to the battlement of the Flatow Tower in Park Babelsberg leads through museum-like castle rooms and through the permanent exhibition "Beautiful Views".It invites you to linger and provides interesting information about the construction history... moreabout: Nice views!
© dpa
Starting in mid-June, the Academy of Arts will host a two-week pop-up gallery at Bellevue Palace, transforming the Federal President’s official residence into a temporary venue for the arts. moreabout: Freiraum Kunst: Akademie der Künste goes Bellevue
© Fotonachweis: Timo Ohler
The collection presentation for the reopening of the Rieckhallen features ten large-scale works from the past 25 years, including several new acquisitions being presented to the public for the first time. These works raise questions about the future of... moreabout: Museum in Motion
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Harry Schnitger
Embark on a visual journey through time over eight centuries. A collage of images and films shows the buildings that once stood here, their uses and important events that took place here. It makes clear that for centuries the site was a representative... moreabout: Videopanorama - History of the place
© (c) SIMPK/Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
The accordion is a well-known instrument in many genres: folk and popular music, jazz and dance music, as well as contemporary music. Yann Tiersen's soundtrack for the film Amélie made its sound familiar to millions of listeners. The notes are produced... moreabout: The Accordion
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