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During ElternzeitKultur, you can explore BERLIN GLOBAL with your baby. A live speaker will provide exciting background information in individual short tours. The aim of the campaign is to make it easier for everyone to visit the museum with a baby,... moreabout: BERLIN GLOBAL. ElternzeitKultur
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W. Michael Blumenthal, founding director of the Jewish Museum Berlin and former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, presented his literary debut at the JMB two years ago, attracting great interest. Now, “Mike” Blumenthal returns to present his gripping new... moreabout: Book Launch with W. Michael Blumenthal | "City of Masks: A Novel of Shanghai"
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Hosted liveFew people know that Berlin once had a planetarium of which no traces remain today: On November 27, 1926, Berlin’s first planetarium opened its doors at the Zoo. But how was it even possible back then to realistically recreate the night sky... moreabout: 100 Years of Eternity: Berlin's Sternentheater
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A stroll through old Berlin by moonlight. On this city walk, nighttime stories come to life and familiar sights appear in a new light. As the moon shines over the rooftops of the Nikolaiviertel or onto the waters of the Spree, you’ll hear stories of old... moreabout: Full Moon Tour
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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: Secret After 5
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Around 200 court gardeners helped to create the Prussian Arcadia. Who were they? What was their training like? What were they responsible for? How did they live? Get to know some of these gentlemen a little better and find out where and how their work... moreabout: Court gardener special: exciting and entertaining facts about the Prussian court gardeners
© Natalia Reich
Slow Art slows down! We dedicate more time to one artwork from the exhibition Moving Clouds and, undisturbed, delve into the background of the works. Led by art historian Sarah Steiner, we will discover more about the artist Lucia Tallová. As part of... moreabout: Guided Tour: Slow Art
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Guided Tour in German Sign Language of the exhibition, which focuses on the period between destruction and reconstruction – that uncertain moment when it is still unclear how societies will cope with loss, guilt and memory. Wars, conflicts and the... moreabout: Metaxy : Between Destruction and Reconstruction | Guided Tour in German Sign Language
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With her exhibition in the ZAK lounge, Funda Özgünaydin offers insights into her wide-ranging artistic processes and presents both photography-based series that explore the relationship between animals and humans, as well as video miniatures and large-format... moreabout: Exhibition Talk at the exhibition "If Animals Could Talk"
© Gerhard Richter 2023 (31032023) (Foto: David von Becker)
Short guided tours in German: 4.15 pm., 5.15 pm, 6.15 pm, 7.15 pm Short guided tours in English: 4.45, 5.45 pm, 6.45 pm, 7.45 pm Abstraction and reflection: How can history be depicted? What emotions do Gerhard Richter’s overpaintings evoke? The short... moreabout: Walk and Talk Gerhard Richter: 100 Works for Berlin
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What will a farm look like in the future? Perhaps drones will fly over the fields, sensors will measure various soil values and artificial intelligence will help with the harvest. What sounds like science fiction is already a reality in many fields today.... moreabout: Family Open Lab - Smart and sustainable futures of agriculture
© Sandra Kühnapfel
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 (German)
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum Europäischer Kulturen / Christian Krug
How does an exhibition about the mountains of Tyrol come into being? What stories lie behind the objects on display? And what connections exist between Tyrol, Berlin and the history of mountaineering? Members of the Berlin branch of the German Alpine... moreabout: Alpine Skiing in Berlin and Tyrol
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Forecast Mentorships and Berlinische Galerie host a screening of “Tomorrow Morning, I’m Leaving”, a new work by artist and filmmaker Mahesh Subramaniam. This first public viewing offers an exclusive opportunity to encounter the work as it emerges from... moreabout: Forecast presents: Mahesh Subramaniam
© Modell des Schiffes Victory, 2. Hälfte 19. Jh., Silber, 5063 / Stiftung Hohenzollernscher Kunstbesitz / © Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg / SHF, Videopanorama und Ausstellungsgestaltung: chezweitz, Foto: Alexander Schippel
Discover how the reconstructed Berlin Palace reflects Germany’s colonial past. This guided tour through the Humboldt Forum highlights key historical moments, including the 1884 Berlin Africa Conference, and shows how imperial ambitions shaped architecture... moreabout: World Politics and the Berlin Palace. A Tour on Colonial Traces in the Humboldt Forum
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