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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
© Foto-Credit vom Foto von Prof. Dr. Christiane Woopen: Reiner Zensen, © Foto-Credit vom Foto von Lena Stahl: Linda Rosa Saal,
In the near future, the social system known as “Method” fulfills what people have long dreamed of: health and maximum safety for everyone. But when her brother is accused of murder, scientist Mia Holl begins to have doubts—about a system that allows for... moreabout: Corpus Deliciti: Security, Control, and Freedom in the AI Society
© 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
© Anke Illing
Nine-Christine Müller grew up in Thuringia after the fall of the Berlin Wall and, in the podcast she founded, explores what East German identity means today—both personally and socially. And she does so deliberately without looking back! For this evening,... moreabout: Eastward” with Marko Martin
© 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
© Botanischer Garten Berlin
Mindful Stroll Through the Garden: Forest Bathing Amid German Forests, the Alps, and the Caucasus Hardly any other place is as well-suited for Shinrin Yoku as this one. Across 43 hectares, plant life from entire continents thrives here; just a few steps... moreabout: Public Guided Tour: Forest Bathing at the Botanical Garden
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Frank Sperling
“Acquisition unclear.” This museum description of a traditional Māori ornamental comb leaves a silence in its wake. A piece of adornment with five teeth, one of them broken off. It seems almost unfinished. Award-winning novelist and playwright Whiti Hereaka... moreabout: He Heru. A Comb. Objects talk back.
© (c) SIMPK / Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
At the Musical Instrument Museum of the State Institute for Music Research, Heidi von Rüden Shakibi is responsible for the restoration of plucked string instruments. She is responsible for more than 800 harps, guitars, mandolins, lutes, theorboes, zithers... moreabout: “Up Close” – European Restoration Day
© (c) SIMPK/Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
Which instrument guarantees a successful party? Together we go on a discovery tour in the museum. The instrument should be loud, easy to carry, simple to play—and above all, spread good cheer. Along the way, we try out different instruments and consider:... moreabout: Loud and Cheerful: Which Instrument Suits Your Party?
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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
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Juliane Eirich
Workshop on Mental Health Promotion for Adults What does a mosaic from the Museum of Islamic Art inspire in you? Together, we’ll explore the artwork by consciously observing its patterns, colors, and shapes. Then, we’ll paint colorful elements that can... moreabout: Mosaic Meets Free Forms
© Gedenkstätte Deutscher Widerstand
An exhibition by the German Resistance Memorial Center in cooperation with the Ravensbrück Memorial Site We look forward to seeing you and ask that you register by September 22, 2026, via email: PROGRAM Welcome Dr. Julia Spohr, Director of the German... moreabout: “… we resisted as best we could.”
© 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
© Junge Tüftler*innen
What exactly are robots? Machines that take on tasks for us? Smart helpers in our daily lives? Or systems with which we’ll work more and more closely in the future? During this Open Lab evening, you’ll get to the bottom of these questions. You’ll discover... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: Pathways to Robotics
© Filmgalerie 451
Using archive footage, director Sandra Prechtel paints a complex portrait of the multi-talented artist Einar Schleef, who grappled with the reality of a unified Germany through his provocative theatre productions. Cinema premiere featuring Sandra Prechtel,... moreabout: Sandra Prechtel "Einar Schleef – No Germany Did I Find"
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