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What message would you write on a poster to send into the future? Which message from today is most important to you? Inspired by the art of Käthe Kollwitz, you’ll design and print posters for the future. Using exciting techniques such as plant printing,... moreabout: Summer Vacation Course: Posters for Future
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Felix Noak
Guided tour of the permanent exhibition: On “Sunday in the Nikolaiviertel,” you can step back in time and explore Berlin’s past at one of the city’s landmarks. How important was Berlin’s oldest surviving church building to people in past centuries? What... moreabout: A 60-Minute Tour of St. Nicholas Church
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Gemäldegalerie / Christoph Schmidt
Lutz Stöppler explores the question of why the painter chose Old Testament figures such as Moses, Jacob and Samson as the subjects of his art. In doing so, he discusses the nature of the art market during the so-called Golden Age of the Netherlands. Rembrandt’s... moreabout: By far the best! Rembrandt
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Johannes Berger
- 12 EUR / 6 EUR reduced - Tickets can be booked online or at the box office in the foyer. - Duration: 90 min - Language: English - Location: Mechanical Arena in the Foyer - Part of: Objects talk back Price: €12.00 Reduced price: €6.00 moreabout: E hoʻi ka Nani: On Beauty & Return
© Haus des Papiers
At the center of this workshop is the movement of paper: the Infinity Flipping Card is a continuously foldable object that reveals ever changing surfaces for color, form, and messages. Using recycled materials, participants create individually designed... moreabout: Infinity Cards
© Jan-Erik Nord
In 2024, communication designer Jan-Erik Nord drove a Trabant along Route 66 as part of a charity campaign for a seriously ill child. He had been dreaming of taking a road trip across the U.S. for years. Now, that dream had become a reality in an East... moreabout: Across the U.S. in a Trabi
© Sammlung Landesbank Baden-Württemberg im Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026 / Foto: Frank Kleinbach, Stuttgart
The tour will be held in German Sign Language. What does a form tell us? How does a sculpture speak to us? On this tour, you will experience the art of Constantin Brancusi in German Sign Language (DGS). You will see his most important works, learn about... moreabout: Ruin and Rush - In ecstasy and frenzy - DGS Tour
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Felix Noak
Guided tour in German Sign Language (DGS) of St. Nicholas Church: Immerse yourself in the history of the building and the city! How important was Berlin’s oldest surviving church building to people in centuries past? What do the foundation remains of... moreabout: Where Berlin Began (in DGS)
© Haus des Papiers
In this workshop, we explore paper through pressure, indentation, and relief like structures. Embossing creates delicate surfaces that reveal light and shadow in subtle ways. Using different tools, materials, and paper weights, we experiment with linear,... moreabout: Workshop series on paper design techniques: Let’s emboss
© DHM
with Wolfgang Cortjaens, curator, Martin Koch, project assistant, and Simon Sacha, research assistant with Wolfgang Cortjaens, curator, Martin Koch, project assistant, and Simon Sacha, research assistant Speed dating with the collection Six objects in... moreabout: Speed dating with the collection
© DDR Museum
When Wolf Biermann was stripped of his citizenship following his concert in Cologne on November 13, 1976, it sparked a wave of protest both at home and abroad. For many, his expatriation became an occasion to fundamentally question the unjust regime of... moreabout: “You’re putting out the fire with gasoline”
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Deaf art educator Sieglinde Lemcke and artist Veronika Kranzpiller are offering exhibition talks in German Sign Language (DGS) at the Käthe Kollwitz Museum Berlin, focusing on the current special exhibitions. The tours, which last around 120 minutes,... moreabout: Exhibition talks in German Sign Language
© NASA, ESA, S. Beckwith (STScI) and HUDF-Team
How can we investigate something that eludes direct observation? Dark matter and the Dark Universe have so far remained hidden from the human eye and from direct observation. They become accessible only through detector measurements, models and images.... moreabout: Images of the Invisible. Meet the Scientist with Elisaveta Ernst
© Roman Singendonk
Do you like to be creative? Would you like to learn more about Islamic art? Are you interested in wood carving? Then you've come to the right place! Dive into another chapter of Islamic art with us. Together we will explore the principles of geometric... moreabout: Wood carving
© Jan Windszus
How will we generate energy in the future - and what will we even need it for? In the three-day vacation workshop at the Futurium Lab, you have the chance to develop your ideas for a sustainable future! Inspired by fascinating examples such as electric... moreabout: Three-day vacation workshop
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