Maurizio Cattelan: NIGHT
Cattelan meets the glass hall of the Neue Nationalgalerie. A major exhibition that gives the building itself a role in the encounter.
Exhibitions Berlin
Veronika Witte brings her exhibition Nothingness Is Full of Bodies to Spandau’s Gotisches Haus. Pair the contemporary work with time to look at the historic building around it.
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Visit Gotisches Haus at Breite Straße 32 13597 Berlin. The dates describe the exhibition run, not continuous opening hours. Check the venue’s current opening days, last admission and any exceptional closures before travelling.
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Breite Straße 32, 13597, Berlin
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Breite Straße 32
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