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© Philip Ratuschny
The tour provides an insight into the permanent exhibition. We shed light on the causes and consequences of forced migrations based on political, ethnic and religious grounds, especially in the 20th century in Europe and beyond. The focus is on the displacement... moreabout: Displacement, Expulsion, Reconciliation – Insights into the Documentation Centre
© Haus des Papiers
Japanese bookbinding brings paper and thread together in a visible expression of calm and precision. Every stitch follows a rhythm, and every binding creates a pattern of line, tension, and structure. In this workshop, participants create hand bound... moreabout: Japanese Bookbinding: The Art of the Visible Thread
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Juliane Eirich
Five-day workshop: August 17–21, 2026 / Mon–Fri / 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. Mon and Tue at the Georg Kolbe Museum / Wed through Fri at the Altes Museum What does the human body look like in art? How has its depiction changed over time? And what might the... moreabout: Your Sculpture of the Future
© Foto: Vojtěch Veškrna
Climate anxiety is widespread: Many people feel helpless, sad or persistently worried in the face of global environmental change. In Germany, over 55.3% of people are very or extremely worried about the climate - the highest figure in the whole of Europe. How... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: Who is afraid of climate?
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kunstgewerbemuseum, Foto: Jan Friedrich Richter
Meeting point: foyer Price: €10.00 moreabout: Zinn – Ein Zauber-Metall!
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kunstgewerbemuseum / Hans Joachim Bartsch
Meeting point: foyer Price info: plus admission Price: €6.00 moreabout: Zinn – Vergessenes Metall, vergessene Pracht
© (c) Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin
Experience the oldest flat printing process live in the museum Almost half of the 275 graphic works that Käthe Kollwitz created are lithographs. Particularly in the second half of her life, she used this technique to achieve a broad impact with large... moreabout: Public lithography demonstration
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Frank Sperling
What kind of place is the Humboldt Forum? What special things can you see and experience there? And why does it look like an old castle from the outside? In this holiday workshop, you will work together as a family and get to know the Humboldt Forum... moreabout: Ozobots at the Humboldt Forum - Holiday Workshop for Families
© Daniel Müller
Equipped with drawing materials, watercolor boxes, handcarts and field chairs, we will explore southern Friedrichstadt together near the museum. This time you will look at what you find particularly desolate and unpleasant and sketch these places. In... moreabout: Anti-asphalt watercolors
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung / bpk / Jürgen Liepe
The Neues Museum not only houses two fascinating archaeological collections on prehistory, early history and Ancient Egypt, but is itself a cultural monument of the highest order. The guided tour highlights five key features of the collections and the... moreabout: Take five – Highlights of the Neues Museum
© Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin
Students of various disciplines invite you to discover the works of the women photographers of the Bauhaus in the exciting context of artistic experimentation and societal emancipation. Free admission. Limited number of participants. Online booking recommended.... moreabout: Young Evenings
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026
What do photographs reveal – and what do they conceal? This curator tour invites you to take a detective-like look at the exhibition “New Woman, New Vision. Women Photographers of the Bauhaus”. Through a blend of staging, observation and a documentary... moreabout: Evidence Photo. On the Trail of the Women Photographers of the Bauhaus.
© Foto Claudia Wasow-Kania © MuseumReinickendorf
A Nazi forced labor camp was located in Tegel-Süd, on the site at Billerbecker Weg 123 A, from 1942 to 1945. It was run by a subsidiary of the Borsig company and was one of the largest camps in Berlin with a capacity of 1,500 inmates. Buildings from the... moreabout: Krumpuhler Weg historical site - former Nazi forced labor camp
© Saâdane Afif, 2025 VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn. Courtesy of the artist & Mehdi Chouakri, Berlin. Foto: Jacopo La Forgia
The introductory tour covers the exhibition’s key themes and provides insight into the work of Saâdane Afif, an interdisciplinary artist who has lived in the city since 2003. Among other works, the exhibition features the multi-part piece “The Fountain... moreabout: Saâdane Afif – Overview
© SPSG / Hans Bach
The mysterious Grottenberg was built for King Friedrich Wilhelm III and Queen Luise towards the end of the 18th century. A colorful pavilion in Far Eastern style crowned the hill, a grotto decorated with mirror glass, porcelain and shells and a seemingly... moreabout: The mysterious Grottenberg
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