Urban Nation Museum
Urban art moves from the street into a museum setting on Bülowstraße.
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Urban art moves from the street into a museum setting on Bülowstraße.
Historical exhibitions near Unter den Linden offer a focused way to explore how Germany's past is presented and debated.
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A long-established gallery gives a Mitte art route a stop centred on its changing exhibitions.
Modern and contemporary painting gives this gallery a focused place in a Berlin art afternoon.
A gallery in Dahlem pairs a changing exhibition programme with a quieter architectural setting.
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A Charlottenburg gallery adds another independent stop to a route through the neighbourhood's art spaces.
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