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© SPSG / Leo Seidel
Christmas is a holiday steeped in tradition: we decorate our homes, visit Christmas markets, get together with family and friends, celebrate and dine, give each other presents and perhaps go to church. Where do these traditions come from? How did people... moreabout: Celebrating and giving - Christmas and festive culture
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If science is queen at Humboldt Lab, then #Logoskop is her court jester. Since 2021—and now for the fiftieth time!—artistic freedom has been making monthly appearances at Humboldt University’s exhibition space, using literature to shake up the scientific... moreabout: Logoskop fifty Poetry and Science with Barbara Zalesky, Stefan Schwarck and Bas Böttcher
© Frederike van der Straeten / Berliner Philharmoniker
Discover the artworks of Lucia Tallová in her exhibition Moving Clouds with art historian Dr. Elisabeth Klotz on a blind tour. From image descriptions to backgrounds of the artworks and themes of the exhibition, we guide you through the PalaisPopulaire.... moreabout: Blind tour
© jf_commissions / Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge
- This event will be held in English - Discover the exhibition “Designing for Berlin. Design from the Academy of Arts Berlin-Weißensee“ with our museum guides! During the tour, you will learn more about the history and contexts of the most significant... moreabout: Designing for Berlin
© Kimi Palme & Jörg Singer
“That feeling of waking up and knowing: today is really Christmas. What we’d been talking about for three months, what we’d been hoping for for so long—now it was finally here!” Christmas isn’t just a time of wonderful scents and children’s eyes sparkling... moreabout: Christmas with Hans Fallada
© Jeewi Lee & Phillip C. Reiner, Foto: Marcus Schneider
With Guido Faßbender, Research Associate, Fine Arts Collection In her artistic practice, Jeewi Lee works with site-specific installations, sculptures, series of images, and interventions. In her works, she often uses simple, seemingly worthless materials... moreabout: Curator-led tour: Jeewi Lee. Residual Memories
© BArch, Popa
For 40 years, the Stasi ensured the rule of the ruling party, the SED. In its “fight against the enemy,” the Ministry for State Security continued to expand, in Lichtenberg and throughout the GDR. In 1990, courageous citizens not only saved the secret... moreabout: A Glimpse into the Secret
© Gedenkstätte Deutscher Widerstand
An exhibition by the German Resistance Memorial Center in cooperation with the Ravensbrück Memorial Site Despite the threat of death, malnutrition, and constant surveillance, resistance was still possible even in concentration camps. However, given the... moreabout: Curator-led tour of the current special exhibition: “… we resisted as best we could.”
© Das Bild wurde mit KI generiert
Bringing the power of the sun to Earth—it sounds like science fiction, but it’s exactly what researchers around the globe are trying to do with the help of nuclear fusion. They want to harness the physical process that takes place inside the sun for practical... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: The Future of Nuclear Fusion
© 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
© Eric-Tschernow
During a tour of her exhibition, the American-German draftsman and sculptor offers fascinating insights into the creation of her large-format drawings and paintings, as well as her most recent sculptural works. Her engagement with American literature... moreabout: Exhibition Interview in "Pearls & Hooks" by Laura Bruce
© courtesy the artist, KAB Inc. / Takeshi Asano
This guided tour offers an introduction to the exhibition *Ryuichi Sakamoto | seeing sound, hearing time*. It explores the composer and artist’s interdisciplinary work at the intersection of sound, image, and space. The tour invites visitors to discover... moreabout: Ryuichi Sakamoto – Overview
© Nationalgalerie – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Jacopo La Forgia
Museums of contemporary art must act before historical distance sets in or consensus is reached: they commission works that are still in development, collect artistic practices that continue to evolve, preserve changing materials and technologies, and... moreabout: After Art History? Future Paradigms for the Contemporary Art Museum
© The artist and Courtesy Galerie Judin, Berlin / Foto: Bernd Hiepe
To mark International Women's Day, the tour on Sunday, 8 March 2026, at 4 p.m. is free of charge. The Tour will be held in German Language What feminist art histories can be found in the Nationalgalerie's collection? What challenges and liberations are... moreabout: Focus on female artists
© (c) SIMPK/Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
The harmonium was developed in Europe in the 19th century and quickly found its place in churches and salons. During the colonial era, it made its way to India, where it was redesigned: instead of foot pedals, it is played with a hand bellows—ideal for... moreabout: Yoga at the MIM
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