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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.
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Give the art some time
Current exhibitions with shared venue details and actual visiting hours. Start with the work that interests you, then check the current session and any separate museum admission or reservation requirements.
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Jeewi Lee: Residual Memories
Sand becomes a way of thinking about time and what remains. Jeewi Lee’s GASAG Art Prize exhibition is an invitation to look more closely.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto: seeing sound, hearing time
An exhibition to leave room for listening. Sakamoto’s work gives a Hamburger Bahnhof visit a different sense of time.
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More than beauty
The female body is the subject, with women’s own perspectives shaping the view. Look for the differences between depicting a body and speaking through it.
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After Memory
Photography becomes a way to question who constructs public memory. This exhibition makes space for contested histories rather than treating remembrance as settled ground.
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Cassirer and the breakthrough of Impressionism
Paul Cassirer helped bring Impressionism into Berlin’s cultural life. The exhibition follows the dealer’s influence through artworks and the relationships that brought them to an audience.
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Exhibition - LANDSCAPE
Tom Lehn’s landscapes occupy the foyer of Kulturhaus Karlshorst. It is a manageable art stop to combine with another reason to visit the neighbourhood.
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[ materialistin ]. Matter of Care, Care of Matter
Eight women sculptors associated with Leipzig bring questions of material and care into the museum. Compare the physical properties of the works with the kinds of attention they demand.
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Multiples Weiß
Paper takes centre stage as an artistic material. The anniversary exhibition includes the 2026 Paper Art Award winners Dirk Krecker, Hideaki Yamanobe and Inka Bell.
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Renaming?!
Berlin’s street names reveal how public memory changes with political power. This district-museum exhibition uses renaming as a starting point for looking again at familiar addresses.
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Scandal! Hermione von Preuschen and the “Mors Imperator”
Hermione von Preuschen’s Mors Imperator provoked controversy in 1887. The exhibition returns to the painting and the circumstances that made its reception so charged.
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Veronika Witte – Nothingness Is Full of Bodies
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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Being related: shared language, shared knowledge?
Language and knowledge provide two routes into the question of kinship. The display asks how relationships are maintained and understood across different cultural settings.
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Conservation in Dialogue
Conservation decisions shape what a museum visitor gets to see. This presentation brings those choices into view and asks whose knowledge should guide the care of objects.
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Dara Tûyê – درخت توت – The Mulberry Tree
The work of Flamingo e.V. connects women’s solidarity with the story of a mulberry tree. It forms part of BERLIN GLOBAL’s space for voices from the city.
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Family and Religion
Chinese silk paintings offer a close look at the relationship between family life and religious practice. Buddhist and Manichaean traditions are among the subjects represented.
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If I Were King or Queen... Young Visions from Neukölln
Eleven young people from Neukölln imagine what they would change if power were in their hands. Their proposals shift the museum’s attention towards the priorities of a younger generation.
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almost in between
Melanie Ender’s almost in between is presented at Kunsthaus Dahlem. Give the works space to register before continuing through the building and its grounds.
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Brücke / Natur Natur / Brücke
The Brücke artists’ relationship with nature provides the exhibition’s organising thread. Look at how the landscape functions as both a setting and a subject in its own right.
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Fujiko Nakaya: Fog Sculpture in the Sculpture Garden of the Neue Nationalgalerie
Fujiko Nakaya brings a changing fog sculpture into the Neue Nationalgalerie’s garden. Outdoor conditions are part of the experience, so the work may look different from one visit to the next.
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Helmut Newton’s One-off Album
An album assembled for collector Gert Elfering offers a particular route into Helmut Newton’s photography. The selection is the point of interest: an individual grouping rather than a general career survey.
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New Woman, New Vision - Women Photographers of the Bauhaus
Women photographers connected with the Bauhaus take the foreground. The exhibition offers a way to reconsider the school’s visual legacy through practitioners who are often less visible in its popular history.
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‘I am not a ceramist.’ Linde Burkhardt
Linde Burkhardt’s work crosses the boundaries suggested by the label ceramicist. The exhibition follows a designer who treats ceramics as part of a wider practice.
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Paperwork - Jumping He. Blackbox #18
Jumping He links paper-based work with the systems of digital communication. The Blackbox presentation offers a compact encounter with that tension between physical surfaces and information.