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MONET'S GARDEN - AN IMMERSIVE EXHIBITION EXPERIENCE.
MONETS GARDEN is a unique 360-degree multimedia experiential journey through the history of the founder of Impressionism - a world premiere to be experienced in the rooms of the Alte Münze.
The exhibition "The Museum of Life. Private Memory Culture from Neukölln" presents photos, documents and objects that tell about lives and fates of ten deceased people whose lives were closely connected to the Berlin district of Neukölln.
The Museum of the Ancient Near East was the only museum of the National Museums in Berlin to be based exclusively in East Berlin. How the "collective" of the Museum of the Ancient Near East in the GDR carried out its museum tasks in the areas of collecting…
New Beginnings after 1945? How the Regional Churches of North Elbia dealt with their Nazi Past
The exhibition "New beginnings after 1945?" deals with the situation of new beginnings after the war in the area of the old federal states of the Northern Church.
In his first virtual reality artwork, political activist and conceptual artist AI WEIWEI highlights the dire situation of Rohingya people and logging elephants who fall victim to regional conflicts and ethnic cleansing and seek refuge in exile.
Here you will find the first traces of the site’s history. The archaeological cellar, the only surviving part of the original Berlin Palace, takes you on a tour from the middle ages to the present day.
Up close: explore the historic sculptures of the Berlin Palace: The dimensions of the Sculpture Hall, designed by Italian architect Franco Stella, correspond to those of the Berlin Palace’s large Baroque staircase hall that once stood on this site.
Special sale of catalogs, magazines, themed issues, and stationery items from the DHM inventory on the first floor of the Pei Building and at Buchhandlung König (in the basement in front of and in the store)
As far back as 40,000 years ago, humans were creating objects from mammoth tusks. Ivory’s highly-prized status runs through many cultures, across different continents, and over millennia right up to the present day. Both the tusk itself, and the objects…
C/O Berlin presents the C/O Berlin Talent Award 2021 exhibition Adji Dieye . Culture Lost and Learned by Heart from December 11, 2021 to April 21, 2022.
300 years ago, on July 23, 1721, Anna Dorothea Therbusch, one of the most important female artists of the 18th century, was born in Berlin. To mark this milestone anniversary, the Gemäldegalerie will pay tribute to this extraordinary artist and pioneer of…
The DRIVE. presents Audi under the title "Experience Progress" with the latest electric models - including a number of pioneering vehicle concepts. In addition, there are exhibits on the topics of performance, design, digitalization and sustainability.
Expansive installations and captivating stories guide visitors through seven distinctive sides of Berlin. Each room features surprising objects and motifs: Right in the middle of BERLIN GLOBAL is a huge rusty vault door.
When the days are noticeably shorter, the nights noticeably colder and the lights in the windows become more colourful and colourful, Advent has reached us again. But, what would the pre-Christmas time be without fairy tale time in the winter garden!
Design Lab #11 is being created in cooperation with the Idar-Oberstein Campus of Trier University of Applied Sciences. As one of the most important centers for gemstones in Europe, Idar-Oberstein forms a central hub in a worldwide network of stone trade and…
The three pigs Paul, Eleonore and Pit work on a construction site. When they learn that a wolf is nearby, they decide to build a house for themselves. Pig Paul wants a cozy house made of straw, pig Eleonore wants a romantic house made of wood and Pit wants a…
Art mediators invite visitors to extraordinary dialogues in the exhibition. The current distance regulation becomes a format here. Just keep an eye out! The contact persons are located at the special exhibition "Church for Sale.
For the first time, the ALFRED EHRHARDT FOUNDATION presents a true photographic rediscovery: FRED KOCH (1904-1947) has to be considered one of the most important photographers of the Weimar Republic.
