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Workshop: Unbezahlbar – Zwei Hände halten verschiedene glatte Steine und eine Münze auf hellem Hintergrund mit Blättermustern, Faden und blauer Perlenkette.

© Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz / Valerie von Stillfried, mit KI bearbeitet

Priceless – What Makes Things Valuable?

This October, KinderKulturMonat invites families throughout Berlin to explore, participate, and try new things—and the Dahlem Research Campus is joining in! In our open workshop “Priceless—What Makes Things Valuable?”, children and adults will join forces... moreabout: Priceless – What Makes Things Valuable?

Date:
Sunday, 11/October/2026 12:00 (5 more dates)
Venue:
Forschungscampus Dahlem
Address:
Lansstraße 8, 14195 Berlin-Zehlendorf
Fotografie „Eine Rentnerin protestiert mit aufgenähten Banknoten gegen die Geldentwertung“ – Schwarzweißfoto mit älterer Person, die ein Schild mit Bildern und Text haelt. Kleidung mit Geldscheinen. Menschenmenge im Hintergrund.

© Fotonachweis: bpk-Fotoarchiv / Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kunstbibliothek / Willy Römer

Priceless – Money, Power, Values

Everything revolves around money: returnable bottles are collected, a rubber glove is worn, or a mobile phone is now ubiquitously used to pay at check-out. Yet money is more than just coins and bills, or a digital bank balance. Since its inception, money... moreabout: Priceless – Money, Power, Values

Ansicht der beschädigten Dagar Diaries

© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

Conservation Challenge: Paper Restoration

Meeting point: Foyer Forschungscampus, Lansstraße 8 Price: €10.00 moreabout: Conservation Challenge: Paper Restoration

Date:
Thursday, 15/October/2026 17:00
Venue:
Forschungscampus Dahlem
Address:
Lansstraße 8, 14195 Berlin-Zehlendorf
Stickereien aus Afghanistan – Stickarbeit mit geometrischen Mustern in Braun- und Beigetönen. Darunter Text: „VERBINDENDE FÄDEN - CONNECTING THREADS“.

© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Azita Ibrahimi

Connecting Threads

How can memories be preserved when one’s native home is lost? What kinds of stories become inscribed into textile surfaces through experiences of migration, exile and cultural transformation? The exhibition Connecting Threads explores embroidery as a... moreabout: Connecting Threads

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