Handverlesen aus der gleichen ausstellungen-Auswahl, bewertet für dieses Wochenende.
FESTIVALS
“No More Masterpieces”
“No More Masterpieces” (a battle cry from the well-known Surrealist Antonin Artaud) dedicates itself to the action-oriented side of Surrealism and its impact that is still felt today.
FESTIVALS
Highlights - Surreal Worlds
Radical, mysterious and full of poetry: what is surrealism all about? And how do artists bring the unconscious to light?
AUSSTELLUNGEN
Unique vessels by leading German ceramic artists after 1950
In the 123rd special exhibition, the KMB presents a selection of around 100 individual pieces from the museum's own collection as well as a number of loans.
AUSSTELLUNGEN
Encounters. Non-European Arts and Crafts in the Collection of the Kunstgewerbemuseum
In June 2022, a new intervention was introduced to the permanent exhibition of the Kunstgewerbemuseum. A small display between the Rococo and the Baroque sections features some 50 exhibits that were previously locked away in the museum’s storage facilities: finely chiselled…
AUSSTELLUNGEN
Fashion from Paris. A Donation of Erika Hoffmann
Coinciding with the donation from Berlin art collector Erika Hoffmann, the Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Decorative Arts) is exhibiting 20 selected items of clothing and accessories from over 20 years of Parisian fashion history.
AUSSTELLUNGEN
Gerhard Richter: 100 Works for Berlin
The exhibition shows for the first time the long-term loan from the Gerhard Richter Art Foundation to the Neue Nationalgalerie. The central work in the exhibition is the series Birkenau (2014), consisting of four large-format, abstract paintings.
AUSSTELLUNGEN
Christoph Schlingensief. Deutschlandsuche ’99
The Neue Nationalgalerie is honored to present Christoph Schlingensief (1960-2010) – the highly influential German artist, author, filmmaker, theater and opera director as well as professor of fine arts – with a dedicated room in the current collection presentation Extreme…
AUSSTELLUNGEN
Forum Hamburger Bahnhof
As microcosm of Berlin, the Hamburger Bahnhof has many stories to tell. Forum Hamburger Bahnhof presents objects and archival materials from 1848 to the present. Chapter by chapter it reappraises and retells the station’s history.
