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© Fotograf: Harald Schmitt
Skateboarding is not just a leisure activity or a sport. It represents a way of life. Since the 1970s, young people in both West Germany and East Germany have been discovering skateboarding. moreabout: Skateboarders before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall
© Foto: Stiftung Haus der Geschichte
Guided tours for parents with babies and toddlers through our current temporary exhibition: We invite you to join us in exploring the photo exhibition “Skaters & Skateboarders Before and After the Fall of the Berlin Wall,” featuring impressive photographs... moreabout: Parents' TIME Story
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte / Stephan Klonk
With our späti! series, we invite you to join us at the museum once a month in the evening: At 6:00 p.m., we’ll explore the exhibition “Skateboarders Before and After the Fall of the Wall” together over a drink and learn more about the impressive photographs... moreabout: späti! - After-work culture
© Fotografin: Caren Pauli
Pop Culture Comes to the Museum at the Kulturbrauerei! Skateboarding is more than just a sport: it’s a subculture, a DIY practice, and a community. What once began as a male-dominated counterculture is now increasingly shaped by FLINTA* and queer communities,... moreabout: Claim the Spot: Skateboarding, Public Space, and Empowerment
© Foto: Sandra Grether
Pop Culture Comes to the Museum at the Kulturbrauerei! With their show “Rebel Queens,” sisters Kersty Grether and Sandra Grether create a walk-through diary that blends a reading, a concert, and an art installation. The show is based on their acclaimed... moreabout: Pop-Kultur Festival: Kersty Grether and Sandra Grether: “Rebel Queens – Rebellion Is the Highest Form of Devotion”
© Stiftung Haus der Geschichte/Christoph Petras
The German Democratic Republic (GDR), or Communist East Germany, ceased to exist at midnight on 3 October 1990. It was neither democratic, nor was it a republic. It was a dictatorship in which there were no free elections, no division of powers, and no... moreabout: Everyday Life in the GDR
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