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© Zitadelle Spandau
How is history actually preserved? What happens to old documents when they are sent to the archive? Archive director Sebastian Schuth opens the doors and gives you an insight into the fascinating work behind the scenes at the archive during a guided tour... moreabout: Archive Tour
© Ma.ja.de. Filmproduktion
“Everything should carry on as before. Including the film shooting.” This was the instruction given by Thomas Heise, shortly before his death in May 2024, to his long-standing collaborators, the cinematographer Peter Badel and the producer Heino Deckert.... moreabout: "Transition" – A Film for Thomas Heise
© Ornella De Carlo
The Stage Is Set for the Book! The Kunstbibliothek Buchsalon event series is all about books. Maren Wienigk, curator of the Architecture and Ornament Collection, and Michael Lailach, curator of the Book Art Collection, talk with their guests about new... moreabout: BOOK SALON #13: Daniela Comani, Artist
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart / Marlene Gawrisch
How does music have a direct effect on the body? Where do you feel the sounds, and how can you translate them into movement? In this workshop, you’ll explore the soundscapes of composer and artist Ryuichi Sakamoto, where the boundaries between hearing,... moreabout: Family Sunday
© Elke Buhr, Foto: Frauke Joana; Andreas Beitin, Foto: Marek Kruszewski; Christine Würfel-Stauss; Britta Färber, Foto: Serena Bolton
When it comes to funding, cultural institutions have long been unable to rely on public money alone. Partnerships with businesses and private patrons are becoming ever more important. What new approaches and creative solutions are out there? How can civic... moreabout: Who’s going to pay for it?
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Melanie Huber
Together with trained cultural mediators, blind, visually impaired and sighted people can get to know the exhibition acoustically and haptically. The focus of this guided tour is on detailed explanations and descriptions of the themed rooms and installations. Participants... moreabout: Acoustic and haptic through BERLIN GLOBAL - Public guided tour for blind, visually impaired and sighted people
© Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker
From image descriptions to the backgrounds of the artworks and the themes of Lucia Tallová's Moving Clouds exhibition, we bring the artist's world closer to visitors. In the guided tour in plain language, selected works are presented and explained. Meeting... moreabout: Guided Tour in German Plain Language
© Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig, Foto: InGestalt/Michael Ehritt
A conversation with Veronika Kranzpiller and Sieglinde Lemcke invites participants to engage in a discussion—conducted exclusively in German Sign Language (DGS)—about the exhibition “Lovis Corinth. Then Came Berlin!” This event is primarily intended... moreabout: Art Talk at DGS: Lovis Corinth
© BArch
Peggy Mädler’s novel *Selbstregulierung des Herzens* unfolds a multifaceted panorama of life in the GDR and post-reunification Germany. At the center of the story are Georg, who initially still hopes to advance his country with the help of early computers... moreabout: Book Presentation and Discussion: “Self-Regulation of the Heart”
© Michael Bodycomb
Do you enjoy shifting from sharp humor to bitter seriousness in the blink of an eye? What do you think of Cattelan’s “comic existentialism”? What narratives and questions about our times do his images evoke? Discover the iconic works of this Italian artist,... moreabout: Drum Roll – Maurizio Cattelan at the Neue Nationalgalerie (in Italian)
© Alice Baillaud (Museum für Naturkunde)
The workshop with artist Alice Baillaud invites the audience to a sensory, artistic and scientific exploration of human perception. By observing natural objects under a microscope, participants explore the fluid boundaries between reality and imagination,... moreabout: Zoom Tour – Hidden Natural Wonders!
© DHM
With Sven Beckert in the “Forced Labor” Room With Sven Beckert in the “Forced Labor” Room Approaches. A Quote, an Object, a Room A quote and an object open the door to one of the exhibition rooms: What do they address, what do they reveal, and what lies... moreabout: Approaches. A Quote, an Object, a Space
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
Antoine Pesne’s portrait is part of a series of eight portraits of Queen Elisabeth Christine’s ladies-in-waiting in the Garden Hall of Schönhausen Palace. After being confiscated, stolen, and restored, the painting returned to its current location in... moreabout: The Beautiful Iris: The Eventful History of the Portrait of Baroness von Wallmoden
© Foto: BWBS
On July 19, 1936, General Francisco Franco boards a plane bound for Tetuán to join an uprising against the Spanish Republic. Four days later, at the Wagner Festival in Bayreuth, Adolf Hitler receives a letter: Franco is asking him for military support... moreabout: Decision in Spain: The Great Literary Struggle, 1936–1939
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Szenografie: APC Architectural Pioneering Consultants / Studio Gründer Kirfel, Foto: Frank Sperling
The territory of present-day Tanzania is characterized by an eventful history. Due to its location on the Indian Ocean, the societies there were part of transregional trade networks early on. During German colonial rule, Tanzania was part of the colony... moreabout: Histories of Tanzania
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