The early themes of the Brücke artists included depictions of people, in motion or as nudes. “Quarter-hour nudes”, as they called the rapid drawing exercises, were primarily concerned with capturing a model within a short time with quickly placed strokes and lines. This immediacy became one of the most important foundations of Expressionism. Katie Lee Dunbar, as a contemporary performer and visual artist, takes up these themes with them from a contemporary artistic perspective. The forest space and surrounding garden provide space to take up the historical themes of the Brücke artists’ group and to explore them artistically (through drawing and performance).

The early themes of the Brücke artists included depictions of people, in motion or as nudes. “Quarter-hour nudes”, as they called the rapid drawing exercises, were primarily concerned with capturing a model within a short time with quickly placed strokes and lines. This immediacy became one of the most important foundations of Expressionism. Katie Lee Dunbar, as a contemporary performer and visual artist, takes up these themes with them from a contemporary artistic perspective. The forest space and surrounding garden provide space to take up the historical themes of the Brücke artists’ group and to explore them artistically (through drawing and performance).

We cordially invite you and your friends and families to Museum Sunday!

Join us with friends and families to our next Museum Sunday! Admission is free. You do not need a time slot ticket for your visit.

For children with accompanying adults and families

For children with accompanying adults and families

With Marwa Younes Almokbel, Sandra Burkhardt and Miriam Rainer (members of the Arab-German literature and translation collective Wiese).

Drop-in-workshop with Carla Schliephack and Marcos García Pérez (artists and art mediators, Meeting Lines)

Join us with friends and families to our next Museum Sunday!

PROGRAM

For children with accompanying adults and families

With Mascha Fehse (Architect/Artist, Berlin) and Tomma Suki (Designer/Illustrator, Berlin)

With Mascha Fehse (Architect/Artist, Berlin) and Tomma Suki (Designer/Illustrator, Berlin)

We cordially invite you and your friends and families to Museum Sunday!
Admission is free. You do not need a time slot ticket for your visit.

With Carla Schliephack and Marcos García Pérez

Focus: Intersectional, power- and discrimination-critical perspectives on Brücke art.

We cordially invite you and your friends and families to Museum Sunday!
Admission is free. You do not need a time slot ticket for your visit. Please register for the events at the information desk in front of the Brücke Museum.

Are you ready for artistic experiments? Would you like to playfully try out new forms of drawing, painting and printing in nature and in the museum? How can games and toys help you? - Over 100 years ago, the Brücke artists inspired each other and challenged each other with playful ways of working. They experimented with techniques, shapes and colours, drew a lot outside in nature and developed their own shared practice in the process. With wood and ropes in the forest, you transform your artistic way of working while perceiving our environment in a new way. Together we think up ways of playing that help you to draw, paint and print. You will also draw with ink and discover solar printing. On the last day, we will exhibit all the results and invite visitors to the forest room to transform and play.

Come and celebrate with us in our beautiful museum garden! You can expect a varied programme with music, short tours and workshops for children, young people and all those who like to create. Or visit our current exhibition 1910. Brücke. Art and Life. Admission is free!

A workshop in the exhibition Whose Expression? at the Brücke-Museum with Christine Gerbich and Margareta von Oswald.

With Atelier Fanelsa (architectural practice) in cooperation with Gewobag

With Atelier Fanelsa (architectural practice) in cooperation with Gewobag

We invite you to Museum Sunday at the Brücke-Museum. Our programme offers opportunities to engage with the museum and the exhibition for children and adults.

How are architecture and the body connected? How does the body react to the built environment? How do I perceive architecture with my senses and my body? In what way does the design of a space alter my movements? Which postures do I adopt, which positions and physical impulses seem inappropriate or impossible? The focus of this workshop is the physical experience of space in Werner Düttmann’s constructions. Choreographic approaches will be developed in dialogue with the architecture. Dance will thus establish a new relationship between the body, movement, and architecture.

How are architecture and the body connected? How does the body react to the built environment? How do I perceive architecture with my senses and my body? In what way does the design of a space alter my movements? Which postures do I adopt, which positions and physical impulses seem inappropriate or impossible? The focus of this workshop is the physical experience of space in Werner Düttmann’s constructions. Choreographic approaches will be developed in dialogue with the architecture. Dance will thus establish a new relationship between the body, movement, and architecture.

How are architecture and the body connected? How does the body react to the built environment? How do I perceive architecture with my senses and my body? In what way does the design of a space alter my movements? Which postures do I adopt, which positions and physical impulses seem inappropriate or impossible? The focus of this workshop is the physical experience of space in Werner Düttmann’s constructions. Choreographic approaches will be developed in dialogue with the architecture. Dance will thus establish a new relationship between the body, movement, and architecture.

How are architecture and the body connected? How does the body react to the built environment? How do I perceive architecture with my senses and my body? In what way does the design of a space alter my movements? Which postures do I adopt, which positions and physical impulses seem inappropriate or impossible? The focus of this workshop is the physical experience of space in Werner Düttmann’s constructions. Choreographic approaches will be developed in dialogue with the architecture. Dance will thus establish a new relationship between the body, movement, and architecture.