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The exhibition Rename?! Street names in Treptow and Köpenick is dedicated to the history of street names in Treptow and Köpenick from the imperial era to the present day. It sheds light on the most important naming phases, political and social upheavals... moreabout: rename?! Street names in Treptow and Köpenick
The US-American author and critic Susan Sontag (1933–2004) was a “public intellectual”: a figure who sparked controversial debates through her writings and her nonconformist demeanor, and who engaged with them head-on. moreabout: Susan Sontag - Seeing and Being Seen
In collaboration with the Museum Pankow, photographer Michael Wesely is developing a new exhibition of his “Doubleday” series, which explores the history and present of Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood. moreabout: Michael Wesely: Doubleday Prenzlauer Berg 1887–2026
For Miji Ih, the peace statue Ari served as the starting point for her exploration of the so-called “comfort women” and culminated in *Mouths: On Water and Whisky*, which links the stories of these women with the realities of life for women at U.S. military... moreabout: Miji Ih: Mouths: On Water and Whisky
The video installation portrays nine people born in 1975. They grew up in the GDR and the Federal Republic of Germany—and thus under fundamentally different political and social conditions. When the Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989, they were 14 years... moreabout: Generation 75 – Entering the New Germany at Age 14
In collaboration with Angolan artists Mussunda N’Zombo and Bruno Fonseca, the Goethe-Institut Angola has been searching for the past two years for traces of little-known chapters of German colonial presence in Angola. Drawing on reports and testimonies... moreabout: PEACEFUL PENETRATION – Germans in Angola
For 25 years, the Museum Pankow has been preserving, researching and communicating the history of a district that is as diverse as its neighborhoods. The anniversary exhibition invites you to go on a journey of discovery - to projects, memories and collaborations... moreabout: History(s) on site
The members of the responsible Junge Akademie's Research Group understand the posthuman, the "more-than-human" and the "non-human" not as an abstract theoretical field, but as a question that is equally relevant across a wide range of disciplines: from... moreabout: We Have Never Been Only Human
Built in the 19th century, the drill hall was erected for the purpose of "protecting the soldiers' fancy Prussian uniforms from the rain". Today, it houses an exhibition of historic cannons, including 16th-century state guns. The weapons collection also... moreabout: Drill Hall
The exhibition presents Berlin as a city where the histories of art and migration are closely intertwined. “your roots are there – your branches are here – you yourself are here – your mind is there” From “Shared Lives” by Ertekin Özcan, West Berlin,... moreabout: Life Across
Women* in the arts have often been overlooked and disregarded. Even today, their works are shown and purchased less frequently. Why is that, and how can we change it? We’re showcasing ceramics, photographs, paintings, videos, and textile installations... moreabout: Art Bang - Girl power in art
The exhibition at the historical site documents the causes, course and consequences of the German-German migration movement from 1949 to 1990. It focuses on both sides of the inner-German border and sheds light on the migration from the GDR to the Federal... moreabout: Flight in divided Germany
The exhibition Vietnam. Art. GDR. Reclaiming Solidarity explores the connections between Vietnam and the GDR from an artistic perspective. It features works by artists from the GDR that address the Vietnam War in particular, under the theme of international... moreabout: Vietnam. Art. GDR. Reclaiming Solidarity
Opening: Wednesday, 9. Sep, 6 pm Venue of the Billboard: Intersection Friedrichstraße / Torstraße Curator: Lidiya Anastasova Film premiere: Monte Carlo Method Friday, November 13, 2026, 7 pm Additional screening times: Saturday, November 14, 12–6 pm Sunday,... moreabout: Dora Budor & Noah Barker. Monte Carlo Method
Аb 1870, a cultural landscape emerged in the area around Wannsee that was unique in Berlin - perhaps even in all of Germany - during the Empire and the Weimar Republic. moreabout: The Meeting at Wannsee and the Murder of the European Jews
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