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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
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Sunday is Museum Day! Visit us on Sunday afternoon with friends, family or individually and take part in our public guided tour through the current exhibition "Aber Kunst ist es doch". We will introduce you to the great Berlin artist and her work in... moreabout: Public guided tour
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Experience the special exhibition firsthand with Dr. Annette Seeler Immerse yourself in our current special exhibition “Käthe Kollwitz and the Theater.” During the curator's tour, Dr. Annette Seeler will provide exclusive insights into the creation of... moreabout: Curator's tour - special exhibition
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Experience the palace gardens in a new light: former palace director and art historian Rudolf G. Scharmann will guide you through historic avenues and hidden corners. He will tell you about the history, the designers and the surprising details that make... moreabout: Garden tour with Rudolf G. Scharmann
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Exhibition talks for older people Following the great success of previous years, the Kollwitz Museum is once again hosting special exhibition talks. Under the theme ‘Turning Points in Käthe Kollwitz’s Life’, we are creating a space for discussion, reminiscence... moreabout: Not old at all!
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Graphic artist Lea Grundig led a life marked by exile, art and political conviction. As a Jew and a communist, she was expelled by the Nazis and began translating reports about the Holocaust into haunting images at an early age, while also shaping the... moreabout: Lecture with Jeannette van Laak
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Experience the oldest flat printing process live in the museum Almost half of the 275 graphic works that Käthe Kollwitz created are lithographs. Particularly in the second half of her life, she used this technique to achieve a broad impact with large... moreabout: Public lithography demonstration
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In the theatre building at Charlottenburg Palace the Käthe Kollwitz Museum presents its permanent exhibition with around 100 works by the artist on the 1st floor. The artist (1867 – 1945), who was already known worldwide during her lifetime, had herself... moreabout: And yet it is art
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The Käthe Kollwitz Museum Berlin is opening a new perspective on the life and work of one of Germany's most important artists in the former theater building of Charlottenburg Palace: The special exhibition "Käthe Kollwitz and the Theater" focuses on a... moreabout: Käthe Kollwitz and the theatre
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