What were the relationships between the city, art, and artists in Berlin during the 1910s and 1920s? What are the central themes of the exhibition, and why is this particular era being highlighted?
Image gallery
George Grosz, Grauer Tag, 1921, Neue Nationalgalerie. Foto: Andres Kilger
Curator Noor van der Rooijen offers you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the exhibition. You’ll learn firsthand about the curatorial selection processes and gain detailed insights into the artists and their depictions of Berlin and its people some 100 years ago.
- Duration: 60 minutes
- Participation fee: €6 plus admission
- Limited number of participants
- Online registration required
- Meeting point: Ticket office/Information
The tour will be conducted in English.
