Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
21. May 2022, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: 1910: Brücke: Art and Life
This public guided tour in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee. Pre-registration is not necessary.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
14. May 2022, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: 1910: Brücke: Art and Life
This public guided tour in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee. Pre-registration is not necessary.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
7. May 2022, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: 1910: Brücke: Art and Life
This public guided tour in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee. Pre-registration is not necessary.
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
1-2 pm
Related Exhibition: 1910: Brücke: Art and Life
An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition in German Sign Language.
Public events are included in the admission fee. Pre-registration is not necessary.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
23. April 2022, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: 1910: Brücke: Art and Life
This public guided tour in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee. Pre-registration is not necessary.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
9. April 2022, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: 1910: Brücke: Art and Life
This public guided tour in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee. Pre-registration is not necessary.
Opening
Exhibition Opening & Museum Sunday
3. April 2022, 11.00am – 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: 1910: Brücke: Art and Life
You are cordially invited to the opening of the exhibition 1910: Brücke. Art and Life
The 3G rule (fully vaccinated, recovered or tested negative) applies to participation in the events. The current distance and hygiene regulations also apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German Sign Language
20. March 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibitions in German Sign Language.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
The Brücke-Museum houses the collection of the estate of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. Part of it is a body of works from more than one hundred cultural works from over 20 regions in the world – among them New Guinea, Congo, Mexico.The Transition Exhibition at the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem contextualises this part of Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from a contemporary, critical perspective for the first time.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in Spanish
19 March 2022, 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
This public guided tour in Spanish will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
19. March 2022, 3.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
This public guided tour in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
19. March 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Whose Expression?
with Lisa Marei Schmidt (Director, Brücke-Museum)
13. March 2022, 12.30pm
In the curatorial tours, the curators of Whose Expression? and Transition Exhibition give an insight into their working processes and the exhibitions.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
The Transition Exhibition at the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem contextualises this part of Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from a critical perspective for the first time. It is a presentation of the collection as well as a critical engagement with the format of exhibiting collections from colonial contexts. Contemporary artists and cultural practitioners were invited by curator Paz Guevara to engage with the works and their colonial history. Their artistic interventions offer propositions for new narratives and attempt to problematise and unlearn colonial continuities in the presentation of the collection.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
12. March 2022, 3.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
This public guided tour in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
12. March 2022, 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibitions together with one of our art mediators.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
The Brücke-Museum houses the collection of the estate of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. Part of it is a body of works from more than one hundred cultural works from over 20 regions in the world – among them New Guinea, Congo, Mexico.The Transition Exhibition at the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem contextualises this part of Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from a contemporary, critical perspective for the first time.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
12. March 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Whose Expression?
with Daniela Bystron (Curator for Outreach, Brücke-Museum)
6. March 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
In this tour, you will be welcomed by a curator of the exhibition Whose Expression? who will set personal focal points and give her respective perspective on the presentation.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Discussion,
Interventions
6. March 2022, 11.00am – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
With their walk-in reading room Center of Unfinished Business, C& reveal the diverse repercussions of colonialism that still resonate to this day. As lecturers at the UdK Institute for Art in Context, they invite students to augment the Whose Expression? exhibition with temporary artistic interventions:
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Two weeks before you can register here for the event.
, Discussion
Millis Awakening
with Natasha A. Kelly
5. March 2022, 4.00 – 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Milli’s Awakening: Film screening and lecture with Natasha A. Kelly in the exhibition Whose Expression? at the Brücke-Museum, moderated by Daniela Bystron.
Please note: The event will take place in German language. Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Discussion
Talk
What is Unseen Cannot Be Broken by Saba Innab
5. March 2022, 3.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
Talk by Saba Innab about the display of the Transition Exhibition at Kunsthaus Dahlem. The artist will be activating her display with a lecture on the abstraction of the decolonial discourse.
The multidisciplinary practice of the Palestinian-Jordanian architect, artist, and urban researcher Saba Innab (1980) spans historical research, drawing, mapping, model-making, and spatial interventions. Innab explores suspended states between temporality and permanence, and is concerned with variable notions of dwelling and building and their political, spatial and poetic implications in language and architecture. Recent exhibitions include: 57th edition of Carnegie International, Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, 2018; Biennale d’Architecture d’Orléans, Frac Centre-Val de Loire, Orléans, 2017; Marrakech Biennial, Marrakech, 2016, and her recent solo exhibitions include: Station Point, ifa-Galerie, Berlin, 2019; Al Rahhalah, Marfa’, Beirut, 2016. Innab was a DAAD Artists-in-Berlin fellow for 2020-2021.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event. This event can be followed live via Zoom.
Sound Performance
Sonic Circle by Manuela García Aldana
5. March 2022, 2.30 – 3.00pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
The Sonic Circle is a sound performance by the artist Manuela García Aldana, which is part of the Transition Exhibition at Kunsthaus Dahlem.
Listening is the key to Manuela García Aldana’s artistic practice. Her Sonic Circle is inspired by El Círculo de las Palabras (Circle of Words) practiced by the Wiwa and other Colombian communities. It involves people gathering around a fire, listening and sharing ideas and stories.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Entgeistert?
A workshop on dealing with haunting pasts in the present
5. March 2022, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
A workshop in the exhibition Whose Expression? at the Brücke-Museum with Christine Gerbich and Margareta von Oswald.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Artistic Readings
Why poetry is a perennial von Ruth Buchanan
5. March 2022, 1.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
Why poetry is a perennial, duration 10 min, one-to-one readings in the Transition Exhibition at Kunsthaus Dahlem by Ruth Buchanan (EN).
Ruth Buchanan’s artistic work addresses the dynamic relationship between body, power, language and architecture. Buchanan conducts herreadings face to face with visitors, creating an intimate encounter with poetry. They are based on an ongoing engagement with the poet J.C. Sturm (1927–2009), one of the first female Māori writers to have her work published. Sturm addressed the paradoxical situation faced by women in society today: while they have more autonomy, their status is perpetually unstable. Buchanan’s feminist gestures offer approaches to challenge these entrenched structures and imbalances exposed in exhibitions.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register for the events at the info desk at Kunsthaus Dahlem. Please note that there may be waiting times.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Transition Exhibition
with Paz Guevara (Curator, Berlin)
5. March 2022, 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
In this tour, you will be welcomed by Paz Guevara, curator of the exhibition Transition Exhibition who will set personal focal points and give her perspective on the presentation.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Dive in the dark
11.30am–12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
Performance by muSa Michelle Mattiuzzi in the exhibtition Transition Exhibition at Kunsthaus Dahlem.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register for the events at the info desk at Kunsthaus Dahlem. Please note that there may be waiting times.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
5. March 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Discussion
About the Center of Unfinished Business
(Interventions)
3. March 2022, 5.00 – 7.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Über das Center of Unfinished Business: A Talk with Julia Grosse und Yvette Mutumba (C&)
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Traum / Trauma
3.00-4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
A performance by Luïza Luz, Chao Li und D’Andrade, at the exhibition Whose Expression? at Brücke-Museum.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can registere here for the event
Traum / Trauma
1.00-2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
A performance by Luïza Luz, Chao Li und D’Andrade, at the exhibition Whose Expression? at Brücke-Museum (DE/EN). The project is a performance about dreams and traumas, and how these two dimensions can be connected through visual and sonic elements. The artists will present an interdisciplinary performance in the space of the Brücke-Museum that will enter into direct dialogue with the architecture. With a combination of sculptural method and ephemeral performance, they will create a temporary performative installation. Traum/Trauma is based on inner as well as outer experiences. The conceptual approach of the performance is to express how young people experience and deal with trauma and dreams in a time of climate change, technology and complex political struggles in capitalist and postcolonial societies.These narratives are expressed through the body, sound and the spoken or sung word in different languages (Portuguese, Chinese, English and German).
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can registere here for the event
Die Lücke
3. March 2022, 12.00 – 7.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
With their walk-in reading room Center of Unfinished Business, C& reveal the diverse repercussions of colonialism that still resonate to this day. As lecturers at the UdK Institute for Art in Context, they invite students to augment the Whose Expression? exhibition with temporary artistic interventions:
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
26. Febuary 2022, 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibitions together with one of our art mediators.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
The Brücke-Museum houses the collection of the estate of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. Part of it is a body of works from more than one hundred cultural works from over 20 regions in the world – among them New Guinea, Congo, Mexico.The Transition Exhibition at the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem contextualises this part of Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from a contemporary, critical perspective for the first time.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
26. Febuary 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German Sign Language
20. Febuary 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibitions in German Sign Language.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
The Brücke-Museum houses the collection of the estate of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. Part of it is a body of works from more than one hundred cultural works from over 20 regions in the world – among them New Guinea, Congo, Mexico.The Transition Exhibition at the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem contextualises this part of Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from a contemporary, critical perspective for the first time.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Sound Performance
Sonic Oblation Un-Muted by Satch Hoyt
19. Febuary 2022, 4.30 – 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
The artist Satch Hoyt presents the sound performance Sonic Oblation Un-Muted, as part of the Transition Exhibition.
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
No registration necessary, there may be waiting times.
Discussion
Artist Talk
with Lisa Hilli
19. Febuary 2022, 3.30 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
Rabaul, Rakaia, Na Ta (The Mangrove, The Volcanoes, The Deep Ocean)
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Reading
In the Wrong Place by Haytham El-Wardany
19. Febuary 2022, 2.30 – 3.30pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
The writer Haytham El-Wardany engages with traditions of storytelling that lend agency to seemingly lifeless objects. In his writings, they become subjects. In his reading of the short story In the Wrong Place, El-Wardany creates a verbal
space that encourages us to rethink the concept of a “source of inspiration”. Like many other modern artists, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff called the art of the regions of Asia, Africa, Oceania and South America “sources of inspiration” for his own works. El-Wardany’s reading and discussion intend to render the voids of labor in the socalled “sources of inspiration” visible. In his performance, El-Wardany works with the book Kalīla wa Dimna [Kalila and Dimna], a collection of fables recorded in Arabic by the Basra, Iraqborn writer and scholar Abdullah Ibn al-Muqaffaʿ
in the 8th century.
Haytham El-Wardany is an Egyptian writer of short stories and experimental prose who lives and works in Berlin. He is the author of The Book of Sleep (2017, Alkarma Publishing House, Cairo / 2020 Seagull Books, Calcutta) and How to Disappear (2013, Kayfa Ta Publications, Cairo / 2018, Sternberg Press, Berlin/NY). His recent short story collection is titled Irremediable (2020, Alkarma Publishing House, Cairo).
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Discussion
Talk
Moments of Unrest. On the Re-activation of Colonial Collections
19. Febuary 2022, 1.30 – 2.30pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
Moments of Unrest: Talk in the Transition Exhibition at Kunsthaus Dahlem [DE].
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Transition Exhibition
with Franziska Achatzi (Assistant Curator, Berlin)
19. Febuary 2022, 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
In this tour, you will be welcomed by Paz Guevara, curator of the exhibition Transition Exhibition who will set personal focal points and give her perspective on the presentation.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Artistic Intervention
Die Lücke
19. Febuary 2022, 12.00 – 5.00pm
With their walk-in reading room Center of Unfinished Business, C& reveal the diverse repercussions of colonialism that still resonate to this day. As lecturers at the UdK Institute for Art in Context, they invite students to augment the Whose Expression? exhibition with temporary artistic interventions:
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
19. Febuary 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
12. Febuary 2022, 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibitions together with one of our art mediators.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
The Brücke-Museum houses the collection of the estate of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. Part of it is a body of works from more than one hundred cultural works from over 20 regions in the world – among them New Guinea, Congo, Mexico.The Transition Exhibition at the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem contextualises this part of Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from a contemporary, critical perspective for the first time.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Intervention
Re-sighting
Museum revisited: An Exhibition Analysis
11. Febuary 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
With students in the Master’s programme Kunstwissenschaft (art studies) at the Technischen Universität Berlin: Lena Affentranger, Susanne Baunach, Clara Borchmann, Dalila Daut, Nastasja Günther, Anna-Lena Hinz, Alexandra Laudy, Arthur Meng, Damaris Rulf, Jessica Schweitzer, Paula Wunderlich and Fee Wüstenberg
Please note: Participation is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
No need for registration.
Discussion
Re-sighting
Online // Critical language in terms of racism. Thinking aloud about the renaming of work titles
10. Febuary 2022, 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
An online discussion with Lisa Marei Schmidt, Sebastian-Manès Sprute and Aya Soika.
Moderation: Pegah Byroum-Wand
Please note: This event will take place on the plattform Zoom.
Here you can join the event. Code: 128186
Training
ONLINE // Workshop for Teachers
8. Febuary 2022, 3.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Introduction to the exhibitions Whose Expression? at Brücke-Museum und Transition Exhibition at Kunsthaus Dahlem with Karen Michelsen Castañón and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.
Please note: This event will take place online on the plattform zoom.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Whose Expression?
With Elena Schroll (Collection Curator, Brücke-Museum)
6. Febuary 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
In this tour, you will be welcomed by a curator of the exhibition Whose Expression? who will set personal focal points and give her respective perspective on the presentation.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
5. Febuary 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Children & Family
CANCELLED // Holiday Workshop De-Colonize: What does this have to do with me?
2 – 4. Febuary 2022, 12.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Audio workshops for children and teens on traces of colonialism. For kids from 8-14 years
Please note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement. The 2G requirement does not apply to persons under 18 years of age, but a negative daily test (max. 24h) is required. For students up to 18 years of age, the students’s ID card or VBB ticket is valid as proof.
Here you or your kids can register for the holiday workshop.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Whose Expression?
with Sol Izquierdo de la Viña (Scientific Researcher, Madrid)
30. January 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
In the curatorial tours, the curators of Whose Expression? and Transition Exhibition give an insight into their working processes and the exhibitions.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Study Day
on the Occasion of the Exhibitions "Whose Expression?" and "Transition Exhibition"
29. January 2022, 10.15am – 5.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
The demand for decolonisation of museums and a critical reappraisal of colonial knowledge is challenging established forms of museum work as well as canonised narratives of art historiography. In the exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke-Artists and Colonialism, the Brücke-Museum addresses the question of how current debates about racism and colonialism are changing the view of the work and lives of these artists. The exhibition “Transition Exhibition” in the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem presents Karl Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from colonial contexts and takes a critical stance on traditional forms of exhibiting. In collaboration with contemporary artists, new narratives emerge that “re-activate” the artefacts.
You can participate in the event via this link. This event will be in held in German language.
Zoom:
Meeting-ID: 996 3068 1649
Passwort: 496699
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
29. January 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Whose Expression?
with Aya Soika (Professor, Bard College Berlin)
23. January 2022, 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
In this tour, you will be welcomed by a curator of the exhibition Whose Expression? who will set personal focal points and give her respective perspective on the presentation.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
22. January 2022, 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibitions together with one of our art mediators.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
The Brücke-Museum houses the collection of the estate of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. Part of it is a body of works from more than one hundred cultural works from over 20 regions in the world – among them New Guinea, Congo, Mexico.The Transition Exhibition at the neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem contextualises this part of Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection from a contemporary, critical perspective for the first time.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
22. January 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Training
CANCELLED // Workshop for Teachers
17. January 2022, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
How to…? How can you work with kids in a research-based way? And how can this be done by working with sound and audio recording? Audio workshop for teachers in cooperation with the Media Competence Centre Steglitz-Zehlendorf.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
The event is cancelled.
Artistic Reading
with Gabriel Rossell Santillán
16. January 2022, 3.00 – 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
Based on Gabriel Rossell Santillán’s twenty years of working with the Wirrarika community in the North of Mexico and researching 600 Wirrarika works that were displaced to the Ethnological Museum of Berlin at the beginning of the 20th
century. His performance Libreria de Tuapurie challenges the colonial library model. The reading begins with the story
of the book Ofrendas (Offerings), commissioned to the artist by the community elders. The book is conceived only for the Wirraka community.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
The event will take place in the Transition Exhibition at Kunsthaus Dahlem and does not require prior registration. However, due to visitor numbers restrictions, there may be waiting times.
Guided tour
Soundwalk
Pathways by Nnenna Onuoha
16. January 2022, 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
In her work Pathways, Nnenna Onuoha examines the colonial context behind street names in the neighbourhoods surrounding the Brücke-Museum in Dahlem. In doing so, she draws on her own experience of mapping and the practice of storytelling in her hometown of Accra, Ghana. With her sound walk, the artist intertwines historical extracts with current recordings of these spaces, shifting the political context of the exhibition to the streets.
Nnenna Onuoha is a Ghanaian-Nigerian researcher, filmmaker and artist based in Berlin. Her written and audiovisual works centre Afrodiasporic voices to explore monumental silences surrounding the histories and afterlives of colonialism across West Africa, Europe and the US, asking: how do we remember, which pasts do we choose to perform and why? A second strand of her work focuses on archiving Black experience in the present. Nnenna is currently a doctoral researcher in Media Anthropology at Harvard University and Global History at the University of Potsdam.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Transition Exhibition
with Paz Guevara (Curator, Berlin)
16. January 2022, 11.00am
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
In this tour, you will be welcomed by Paz Guevara, curator of the exhibition Transition Exhibition who will set personal focal points and give her perspective on the presentation.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Soundwalk
Pathways by Nnenna Onuoha
15. January 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Transition Exhibition
In her work Pathways, the artist Nnenna Onuoha examines the colonial context behind street names in the neighbourhoods surrounding the Brücke-Museum in Dahlem. In doing so, she draws on her own experience of mapping and the practice of storytelling in her hometown of Accra, Ghana. With her sound walk, the artist intertwines historical extracts with current recordings of these spaces, shifting the political context of the exhibition to the streets.
Nnenna Onuoha is a Ghanaian-Nigerian researcher, filmmaker and artist based in Berlin. Her written and audiovisual works centre Afrodiasporic voices to explore monumental silences surrounding the histories and afterlives of colonialism across West Africa, Europe and the US, asking: how do we remember, which pasts do we choose to perform and why? A second strand of her work focuses on archiving Black experience in the present. Nnenna is currently a doctoral researcher in Media Anthropology at Harvard University and Global History at the University of Potsdam.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
15. January 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour Whose Expression?
with Irene Bretscher (Assistant Curator, Brücke-Museum)
9. January 2022, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
In this tour, you will be welcomed by a curator of the exhibition Whose Expression? who will set personal focal points and give her respective perspective on the presentation.
The Brücke artists lived and worked during a period when Imperial Germany was one of the largest colonial powers in Europe. The exhibition Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and the Colonial Context examines their works against this historical background.
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
8. January 2022, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
25. December 2021, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
18. December 2021, 11.30am
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to experience the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Please note: Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status + a booster vaccination or rapid test (no self-test). The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general FFP2 mask requirement.
You can register here for the event.
Opening
Soft Opening
17. December 2021
Related Exhibition: Whose Expression?
The Brücke Artists and Colonialism
Soft Opening of the exhibitions Whose Expression? The Brücke Artists and Colonialism at Brücke-Museum and Transition Exhibition.Confronting the Colonial Legacy of the Collection of Karl Schmidt-Rottluff at Kunsthaus Dahlem
Please note:
Due to the current situation, the opening will not take place as planned. There will be no programme inside. The exhibitions will be open from 3–5.30 pm and from 7–10 pm to limited visitor traffic on the day of the opening:
7.15 pm Welcome in the garden of the Brücke-Museum
Please note: Visiting the Brücke-Museum is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation.
Please check possible changes regarding the corona regulations and inform yourself on our website!
Discussion
BOOKED OUT: Painting Berlin.
About Ernst Ludwig Kirchners and Tamina Amadyars Pictures of the Big City
22. November 2021, 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
Talk with Tamina Amadyar (artist) and Florian Illies (art historian, author)
How does one deal artistically with the overload that is called Berlin? When Ernst Ludwig Kirchner came to Berlin in 1912, he threw himself into the breathless hustle and bustle of an exploding cosmopolitan city and created pictures of the Potsdamer Platz of a shimmering, searching, lost metropolis. What did Tamina Amadyar, who was born in Kabul and came to Berlin via Düsseldorf and California, find in this city one hundred years later? Where Kirchner sought the hectic bustle of activity, Amadyar finds the corners and deserted streets, reinforced by a lockdown, like a deserted backdrop, at peace, traffic-calmed but in the turmoil of colour. In conversation with Tamina Amadyar, Florian Illies searches for answers to an unpaintable city amidst her paintings and those of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in the Brücke-Museum.
Please note: The 2 G rule applies! The evidence of a complete vaccination or recovery is necessary!Here you will be able to register for the event.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
20. November 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
13. November 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour
with Franziska Achatzi (curatorial assistant)
7. November 2021, 3.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German Sign Language
7. November 2021, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
with Sieglind Lemcke
Please note: The event takes place in German Sign Language. The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Two weeks before the event you will be able to register here.
Children & Family
Museum Sunday
7. November 2021, 11.00am – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
We invite you to Museum Sunday at the Brücke-Museum. Our programme offers opportunities for children and adults to engage with the museum and the exhibition.
The entry is free! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. For participation at the programme the 3G rule applies! For all programme on Museum Sunday, simply register on site at the information desk. It is not necessary to book a time slot ticket. There may be some short waiting times.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
6. November 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Art After Hours
Evening Opening of the Exhibition ars viva 2022 with Music and Drinks
4. November 2021, 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
With Laurel Halo (musician and dj) invited by Lewis Hammond (artist)
We cordially invite you to a very special art experience of the works of Lewis Hammond to the sounds of Laurel Halo.
Laurel Halo is an electronic music composer, performing artist and DJ, born in Detroit and based in Berlin.
Drawing from a range of music lineages, her considered approach has enabled her to maintain a signature
aesthetic across a stylistically diverse output, traversing pop, ambient, leftfield club, experimental electronica
and film score.
Please note: The 2 G rule applies! The evidence of a complete vaccination or recovery is necessary!
Please register here for the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour
with Franziska Achatzi (curatorial assistant)
30. October 2021, 3.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
30. October 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
OverseasSurgeries
PrepareSomewhat
Presentation and Talk
16. October 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Waldraum (Forest Room)
with students of the weißensee kunsthochschule berlin and Beaux-Arts de Marseille.
Project coordination
weißensee kunsthochschule Berlin: Friederike Feldmann and Alex Wagner
Beaux-Arts de Marseille: Katharina Schmidt, Jean Baptiste
Sauvage
Brücke-Museum: Daniela Bystron, curator for outreach / Irene Bretscher and Anna Budniewski, assistance
Students weißensee kunsthochschule: Fadi Aljabour, Mila Asmira cano, Hannah Bohnen, Paula Breuer und Stefan Pfattner, Valentin Cafuk, Sofia Efremenko, Abie Franklin, Gema Gubianas, Leo Elia Jung, Christopher Krause, Lukas Luzius Leichtle, Janine Muckermann, Helena Ommert, Shira Orion, Soorena Petgar, Ximena Ferrer Pizarro, Robin Rapp, Katharina Reinsbach, Devi Sund Rojo, Keanu Sapadi, Jenna Seedorf, Paul Schlipf, Lili Theilen and Lars Unkenholz.
Students Beaux-Arts de Marseille: Drissia Bourlier, Sounaina Devi Bunma, Côme Calmettes, Mathilde Craquelin, Neïla Czermak, Marine Douet, Léo Moya, Cassandra Naigre, David’ohm Ndong-Nsi-Eya, Christophe Perreaud, Avel Plégat, Eva Reinert, Lucie Seta and Pajot Vincent.
OverseasSurgeriesPrepareSomewhat is a cooperation with the weißensee kunsthochschule berlin, Beaux-Arts de Marseille and the Brücke-Museums.
The cooperation is supported by the Franco-German Youth Office.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in English
13. October 2021, 1.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in English language. The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German Sign Language
10. October 2021, 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
with Sieglind Lemcke
Please note: The event takes place in German Sign Language. The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Two weeks before the event you will be able to register here.
Children & Family
Museum Sunday
3. October 2021, 11.00am – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
We invite you to Museum Sunday at the Brücke-Museum. Our programme offers opportunities for children and adults to engage with the museum and the exhibition.
The entry is free! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. For participation at the programme the 3G rule applies! For all programme on Museum Sunday, simply register on site at the information desk. It is not necessary to book a time slot ticket. There may be some short waiting times.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in English
2. October 2021, 1.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in English language. The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
2. October 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Discussion
AFSAR (Asian Feminist Studio for Art and Research)
Archiving Talk
30. September 2021, 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
Dialogue introduction to the virtual space of AFSAR with the artists Mooni Perry and Hanwen Zhang
Please note: The event takes place in English language. The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement. The participation is free!
Here you can register for the event.
From House to House
Bicycle tour to four jewels of the Berlin art landscape
25. September 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
The Haus am Waldsee, the Georg Kolbe Museum, the Brücke-Museum and the Kunsthaus Dahlem are four established Berlin institutions for modern and contemporary art and small jewels on the edge of the city. All four houses are characterised by the charming combination of art, nature and architecture. Since their founding, the institutions have changed with the city’s society, but at the same time they still bear living witness to their history, reflecting the plurality of Berlin as a city of art.
Meeting point: In front of the Georg Kolbe Museum
Participation fee: 18 Euro (reduced 15 Euro)
Participation is limited to a maximum of 14 people.
Registration at info@georg-kolbe-museum.de
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour in German
25. September 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
This year, the Brücke-Museum presents ars viva 2022. Since 1953, the ars viva prize has been awarded by the Kulturkreis der deutschen Wirtschaft to outstanding young artists based in Germany. This year’s winners are Tamina Amadyar (b. 1989 in Kabul, Afghanistan), Lewis Hammond (b. 1987 in Wolverhampton, UK), and Mooni Perry (b. 1990 in Seoul, South Korea).
Please note: The event takes place in German language. Participation in the tour is only possible with complete vaccination protection or proof of convalescent status. The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
Here you can register for the event.
Opening ars viva 2022
18. September 2021, 12.00 – 8.00pm
Related Exhibition: ars viva 2022
In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection
We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition ars viva 2022. Tamina Amadyar, Lewis Hammond, Mooni Perry. In Dialogue with the Brücke-Museum’s Collection at the Brücke-Museum on 18 September 2021 from 12am-8pm.
Please note: The evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement.
It’s not necessary to book a time slot. There may be short waiting times at the entrance.
Children & Family
Summer Party
29. August 2021, 12.00 – 7.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
We cordially invite you to celebrate the finissage of the anniversary exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, the inauguration of the Waldraum (forest room) by ConstructLab, and the new garden design by atelier le balto.
Admission is free! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask requirement. The testing obligation is waived. Evidence of a negative test, complete vaccination or recovery is necessary. School kids and children under the age of six are exempt from compulsory testing.
Registration for the events takes place on site at the info table. The museum is open from 11am–7pm.
From House to House
Bicycle tour to four jewels of the Berlin art landscape
28. August 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
The Haus am Waldsee, the Georg Kolbe Museum, the Brücke-Museum and the Kunsthaus Dahlem are four established Berlin institutions for modern and contemporary art and small jewels on the edge of the city. All four houses are characterised by the charming combination of art, nature and architecture. Since their founding, the institutions have changed with the city’s society, but at the same time they still bear living witness to their history, reflecting the plurality of Berlin as a city of art.
Meeting point: In front of the Georg Kolbe Museum
Participation fee: 18 Euro (reduced 15 Euro)
Participation is limited to a maximum of 14 people.
Registration at info@georg-kolbe-museum.de
Guided tour
Eine neue Mitte: Werner Düttmann und die City [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
28. August 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With the construction of the Wall in 1961, which was intended to separate the Eastern and Western sectors, Berlin also became a divided city in terms of urban space. The area around Kurfürstendamm became the centre of walled-in West Berlin and was considered a “symbol of the Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle)”. City West thus developed into a new commercial centre around the Zoologischer Garten railway station, with prestigious new buildings that were also to be seen as a symbol of political power vis-à-vis the GDR.
Meeting point: Edinburghhouse, Theodor Heuss Platz 5, 14052 Berlin
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Please note that a valid BVG ticket is needed for this walk. This walk will talk place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
28. August 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
St. Agnes with ARCH+: On Conversion
25. August 2021, 6.30 – 8.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Discussion with Arno Brandlhuber (architect) and Kerstin Wittmann-Englert (architectural historian), moderated by Anh-Linh Ngo (ARCH+)
This series of events was conceived and organised in cooperation with the magazine ARCH+.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online here two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Eine neue Mitte: Werner Düttmann und die City [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
22. August 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With the construction of the Wall in 1961, which was intended to separate the Eastern and Western sectors, Berlin also became a divided city in terms of urban space. The area around Kurfürstendamm became the centre of walled-in West Berlin and was considered a “symbol of the Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle)”. City West thus developed into a new commercial centre around the Zoologischer Garten railway station, with prestigious new buildings that were also to be seen as a symbol of political power vis-à-vis the GDR.
Meeting point: Edinburghhouse, Theodor Heuss Platz 5, 14052 Berlin
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Please note that a valid BVG ticket is needed for this walk. This walk will talk place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German Sign Language]
22. August 2021, 2.00 – 3.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Children & Family
Play! Family Workshop
22. August 2021, 11.30am – 1.00pm
For children aged five and above and families with Renée and Thomas Rapedius (artists, art educators)
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Social Housing: Werner Düttmann in Kreuzberg [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
21. August 2021, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
During the years in which Werner Düttmann was Senatsbaudirekor (Senate Building Director) of West Berlin (1960–66), two billion marks were spent each year on state-financed construction projects. About half of this sum went to housing construction, which allowed around 20,000 new housing units to be built annually, including in Kreuzberg between Mehringplatz and Kottbusser Tor. Under Düttmann’s direction, dense, urban neighbourhoods of social housing were created, which would become the focus of the urban renewal debate at the Internationale Bauausstellung ’87 (International Building Exhibition ’87; IBA) two decades later, and are now considered socially deprived areas.
Meeting point: Tower blocks at Mehringplatz, Lindenstraße 112 (at the bus stop), 10969 Berlin
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
21. August 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
14. August 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Façade Design Action [German]
14. August 2021, 11.00am – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With Atelier Fanelsa (architectural practice) in cooperation with Gewobag
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour [German]
11. August 2021, 3.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With Lisa Marei Schmidt (Curator & Director, Brücke-Museum)
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Social Housing: Werner Düttmann in Kreuzberg
City walk with POLIGONAL
8. August 2021, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
During the years in which Werner Düttmann was Senatsbaudirekor (Senate Building Director) of West Berlin (1960–66), two billion marks were spent each year on state-financed construction projects. About half of this sum went to housing construction, which allowed around 20,000 new housing units to be built annually, including in Kreuzberg between Mehringplatz and Kottbusser Tor. Under Düttmann’s direction, dense, urban neighbourhoods of social housing were created, which would become the focus of the urban renewal debate at the Internationale Bauausstellung ’87 (International Building Exhibition ’87; IBA) two decades later, and are now considered socially deprived areas.
Meeting point: Tower blocks at Mehringplatz, Lindenstraße 112 (at the bus stop), 10969 Berlin
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather and in English language.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Contending Architecture: Werner Düttmann and the Hansaviertel [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
7. August 2021, 2.00 – 3.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
The two political systems of the Cold War stood side by side in a divided Germany. Both West Berlin and the capital of the young GDR—East Berlin—wanted to define their own identities through this direct juxtaposition. In the battle between socialist and liberal-democratic systems, the reconstruction of Berlin took on a highly politicised character. When the redevelopment of Stalinallee became East Berlin’s flagship project of socialist classicism, West Berlin responded with an international building exhibition in the Hansaviertel, Interbau 57, which was to become a showcase of post-war modernism. The most renowned architects of the time were invited to realise their architectural visions in the Hansaviertel, including Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto, Egon Eiermann, Oscar Niemeyer and Werner Düttmann, who, in addition to the Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts), also designed the Hansabücherei (Hansa Library).
Meeting point: Hansabücherei, Altonaer Straße 15, 10557 Berlin
Duration: approx. 60 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
7. August 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Façade Design Action [German]
7. August 2021, 11.00am – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With Atelier Fanelsa (architectural practice) in cooperation with Gewobag
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German Sign Language]
1. August 2021, 2.00 – 3.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Children & Family
Museum Sunday Berlin
1. August 2021, 11.00am – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Free admission, full programme! On 1 August we invite you to the second Museum Sunday at the Brücke-Museum. Since July 2021, Berlin’s museums welcome you on the first Sunday of every month with a special programme.
Folded, cut, bent
Model-building workshop for children, families and for everyone who likes to be creative!
Starting at 11.30 am, 1 pm, 3.30 pm and 4 pm
With Renée and Thomas Rapedius
Location: Museum garden
Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Who? How? What?
Short tours around the Brücke-Museum
Starting at 11.30 am, 12.30 pm, 1.30 pm and 2.30 pm
With Marian Fuchs and Katja Schöppe-Carstensen
Duration: approx. 30 minutes
Public Tour in German Sign Language
Starting at 2 pm
With Sieglinde Lemcke
Duration: approx. 60 minutes
Free entry!
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
From House to House
Bicycle tour to four jewels of the Berlin art landscape
31. July 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
The Haus am Waldsee, the Georg Kolbe Museum, the Brücke-Museum and the Kunsthaus Dahlem are four established Berlin institutions for modern and contemporary art and small jewels on the edge of the city. All four houses are characterised by the charming combination of art, nature and architecture. Since their founding, the institutions have changed with the city’s society, but at the same time they still bear living witness to their history, reflecting the plurality of Berlin as a city of art.
Meeting point: In front of the Georg Kolbe Museum
Participation fee: 18 Euro (reduced 15 Euro)
Participation is limited to a maximum of 14 people.
Registration at info@georg-kolbe-museum.de
Guided tour
Social Housing: Werner Düttmann in Kreuzberg [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
31. July 2021, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
During the years in which Werner Düttmann was Senatsbaudirekor (Senate Building Director) of West Berlin (1960–66), two billion marks were spent each year on state-financed construction projects. About half of this sum went to housing construction, which allowed around 20,000 new housing units to be built annually, including in Kreuzberg between Mehringplatz and Kottbusser Tor. Under Düttmann’s direction, dense, urban neighbourhoods of social housing were created, which would become the focus of the urban renewal debate at the Internationale Bauausstellung ’87 (International Building Exhibition ’87; IBA) two decades later, and are now considered socially deprived areas.
Meeting point: Tower blocks at Mehringplatz, Lindenstraße 112 (at the bus stop), 10969 Berlin
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
31. July 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Film-Screening and Talk: Gurbet artık bir ev (Gurbet is now a home) by Pınar Öğrenci [German, English, Turkish]
at Wassertorplatz
27. July 2021, 7.00 – 8.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With Pınar Öğrenci (artist), Daniele Karasz (social anthropologist) and Niloufar Tajeri (architect)
The film screening will take place at Wassertorplatz. The event is free of charge. Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Contending Architecture: Werner Düttmann and the Hansaviertel [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
25. July 2021, 2.00 – 3.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
The two political systems of the Cold War stood side by side in a divided Germany. Both West Berlin and the capital of the young GDR—East Berlin—wanted to define their own identities through this direct juxtaposition. In the battle between socialist and liberal-democratic systems, the reconstruction of Berlin took on a highly politicised character. When the redevelopment of Stalinallee became East Berlin’s flagship project of socialist classicism, West Berlin responded with an international building exhibition in the Hansaviertel, Interbau 57, which was to become a showcase of post-war modernism. The most renowned architects of the time were invited to realise their architectural visions in the Hansaviertel, including Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto, Egon Eiermann, Oscar Niemeyer and Werner Düttmann, who, in addition to the Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts), also designed the Hansabücherei (Hansa Library).
Meeting point: Hansabücherei, Altonaer Straße 15, 10557 Berlin
Duration: approx. 60 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Eine neue Mitte: Werner Düttmann und die City [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
24. July 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With the construction of the Wall in 1961, which was intended to separate the Eastern and Western sectors, Berlin also became a divided city in terms of urban space. The area around Kurfürstendamm became the centre of walled-in West Berlin and was considered a “symbol of the Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle)”. City West thus developed into a new commercial centre around the Zoologischer Garten railway station, with prestigious new buildings that were also to be seen as a symbol of political power vis-à-vis the GDR.
Meeting point: Edinburghhouse, Theodor Heuss Platz 5, 14052 Berlin
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Please note that a valid BVG ticket is needed for this walk. This walk will talk place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
24. July 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
17. July 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Spatial Interventions
11. July 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
with students from weißensee kunsthochschule Berlin, led by Mona Jas (Künstlerin, Kunstvermittlerin/artist, art educator) and Daniela Bystron (curator for outreach, Brücke-Museum)
The interventions will take place at Ernst-Reuter-Platz and in the Hansabücherei. The detailed programme will be available here shortly before the event.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Guided tour
Contending Architecture: Werner Düttmann and the Hansaviertel [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
11. July 2021, 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
The two political systems of the Cold War stood side by side in a divided Germany. Both West Berlin and the capital of the young GDR—East Berlin—wanted to define their own identities through this direct juxtaposition. In the battle between socialist and liberal-democratic systems, the reconstruction of Berlin took on a highly politicised character. When the redevelopment of Stalinallee became East Berlin’s flagship project of socialist classicism, West Berlin responded with an international building exhibition in the Hansaviertel, Interbau 57, which was to become a showcase of post-war modernism. The most renowned architects of the time were invited to realise their architectural visions in the Hansaviertel, including Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto, Egon Eiermann, Oscar Niemeyer and Werner Düttmann, who, in addition to the Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts), also designed the Hansabücherei (Hansa Library).
Meeting point: Hansabücherei, Altonaer Straße 15, 10557 Berlin
Duration: approx. 60 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Social Housing: Werner Düttmann in Kreuzberg
City walk with POLIGONAL
11. July 2021, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
During the years in which Werner Düttmann was Senatsbaudirekor (Senate Building Director) of West Berlin (1960–66), two billion marks were spent each year on state-financed construction projects. About half of this sum went to housing construction, which allowed around 20,000 new housing units to be built annually, including in Kreuzberg between Mehringplatz and Kottbusser Tor. Under Düttmann’s direction, dense, urban neighbourhoods of social housing were created, which would become the focus of the urban renewal debate at the Internationale Bauausstellung ’87 (International Building Exhibition ’87; IBA) two decades later, and are now considered socially deprived areas.
Meeting point: Tower blocks at Mehringplatz, Lindenstraße 112 (at the bus stop), 10969 Berlin
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather and in English language.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Eine neue Mitte: Werner Düttmann und die City [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
10. July 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With the construction of the Wall in 1961, which was intended to separate the Eastern and Western sectors, Berlin also became a divided city in terms of urban space. The area around Kurfürstendamm became the centre of walled-in West Berlin and was considered a “symbol of the Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle)”. City West thus developed into a new commercial centre around the Zoologischer Garten railway station, with prestigious new buildings that were also to be seen as a symbol of political power vis-à-vis the GDR.
Meeting point: Edinburghhouse, Theodor Heuss Platz 5, 14052 Berlin
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Please note that a valid BVG ticket is needed for this walk. This walk will talk place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
10. July 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Curator's Tour [German]
7. July 2021, 3.00 – 4.00pm
With Lisa Marei Schmidt (Curator of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin and director of the Brücke-Museum)
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Children & Family, Guided tour, , Discussion
Museum Sunday Berlin
4. July 2021, 11.00am – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
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.
The entry is free! The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation.
Guided tour
Eine neue Mitte: Werner Düttmann und die City [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
4. July 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With the construction of the Wall in 1961, which was intended to separate the Eastern and Western sectors, Berlin also became a divided city in terms of urban space. The area around Kurfürstendamm became the centre of walled-in West Berlin and was considered a “symbol of the Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle)”. City West thus developed into a new commercial centre around the Zoologischer Garten railway station, with prestigious new buildings that were also to be seen as a symbol of political power vis-à-vis the GDR.
Meeting point: Edinburghhouse, Theodor Heuss Platz 5, 14052 Berlin
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Please note that a valid BVG ticket is needed for this walk. This walk will talk place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Social Housing: Werner Düttmann in Kreuzberg [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
3. July 2021, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
During the years in which Werner Düttmann was Senatsbaudirekor (Senate Building Director) of West Berlin (1960–66), two billion marks were spent each year on state-financed construction projects. About half of this sum went to housing construction, which allowed around 20,000 new housing units to be built annually, including in Kreuzberg between Mehringplatz and Kottbusser Tor. Under Düttmann’s direction, dense, urban neighbourhoods of social housing were created, which would become the focus of the urban renewal debate at the Internationale Bauausstellung ’87 (International Building Exhibition ’87; IBA) two decades later, and are now considered socially deprived areas.
Meeting point: Tower blocks at Mehringplatz, Lindenstraße 112 (at the bus stop), 10969 Berlin
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
3. July 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Discussion
The "Grey Louse" with ARCH+: On Urban Development [German]
1. July 2021, 7.00 – 8.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Discussion and tour with Niklas Fanelsa (architect) and Florian Heilmeyer (architectural journalist/curator)
This series of events was conceived and organised in cooperation with the magazine ARCH+.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online here on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Discussion
Living Knowledge [cancelled]
1. July 2021, 4.30 – 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Users of Düttmann’s buildings talk about their interactions, experiences and memories in conversation with K.I. – Büro für Kunstvermittlung Berlin e.V.
The event will take place am Mehringplatz statt.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Guided tour
Eine neue Mitte: Werner Düttmann und die City [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
27. June 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With the construction of the Wall in 1961, which was intended to separate the Eastern and Western sectors, Berlin also became a divided city in terms of urban space. The area around Kurfürstendamm became the centre of walled-in West Berlin and was considered a “symbol of the Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle)”. City West thus developed into a new commercial centre around the Zoologischer Garten railway station, with prestigious new buildings that were also to be seen as a symbol of political power vis-à-vis the GDR.
Meeting point: Edinburghhouse, Theodor Heuss Platz 5, 14052 Berlin
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Please note that a valid BVG ticket is needed for this walk. This walk will talk place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Contending Architecture: Werner Düttmann and the Hansaviertel [English]
City walk with POLIGONAL
27. June 2021, 11.00am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
The two political systems of the Cold War stood side by side in a divided Germany. Both West Berlin and the capital of the young GDR—East Berlin—wanted to define their own identities through this direct juxtaposition. In the battle between socialist and liberal-democratic systems, the reconstruction of Berlin took on a highly politicised character. When the redevelopment of Stalinallee became East Berlin’s flagship project of socialist classicism, West Berlin responded with an international building exhibition in the Hansaviertel, Interbau 57, which was to become a showcase of post-war modernism. The most renowned architects of the time were invited to realise their architectural visions in the Hansaviertel, including Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto, Egon Eiermann, Oscar Niemeyer and Werner Düttmann, who, in addition to the Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts), also designed the Hansabücherei (Hansa Library).
Meeting point: Hansabücherei, Altonaer Straße 15, 10557 Berlin
Duration: approx. 60 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather and in English language.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
POSTPONED // Architecture in Motion [German, English]
Workshop with Anna Till (dancer)
26. June 2021
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
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.
This event will be postponed, we will inform you in time about a new date.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
From House to House
Bicycle tour to four jewels of the Berlin art landscape
26. June 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
The Haus am Waldsee, the Georg Kolbe Museum, the Brücke-Museum and the Kunsthaus Dahlem are four established Berlin institutions for modern and contemporary art and small jewels on the edge of the city. All four houses are characterised by the charming combination of art, nature and architecture. Since their founding, the institutions have changed with the city’s society, but at the same time they still bear living witness to their history, reflecting the plurality of Berlin as a city of art.
Meeting point: In front of the Georg Kolbe Museum
Participation fee: 18 Euro (reduced 15 Euro)
Participation is limited to a maximum of 14 people.
Registration at info@georg-kolbe-museum.de
Guided tour
Social Housing: Werner Düttmann in Kreuzberg
City walk with POLIGONAL
26. June 2021, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
During the years in which Werner Düttmann was Senatsbaudirekor (Senate Building Director) of West Berlin (1960–66), two billion marks were spent each year on state-financed construction projects. About half of this sum went to housing construction, which allowed around 20,000 new housing units to be built annually, including in Kreuzberg between Mehringplatz and Kottbusser Tor. Under Düttmann’s direction, dense, urban neighbourhoods of social housing were created, which would become the focus of the urban renewal debate at the Internationale Bauausstellung ’87 (International Building Exhibition ’87; IBA) two decades later, and are now considered socially deprived areas.
Meeting point: Tower blocks at Mehringplatz, Lindenstraße 112 (at the bus stop), 10969 Berlin
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather and in English language.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
26. June 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
POSTPONED // Architecture in Motion [German, English]
Workshop with Anna Till (dancer)
25. June 2021
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
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.
This event will be postponed, we will inform you in time about a new date.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Discussion
The Akademie der Künste with ARCH+: On Historic Preservation [German]
23. June 2021, 7.00 – 8.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Discussion and tour with Winfried Brenne (architect), moderated by Luise Rellensmann (architectural critic/scholar)
This series of events was conceived and organised in cooperation with the magazine ARCH+.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online here on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Contending Architecture: Werner Düttmann and the Hansaviertel [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
20. June 2021, 2.00 – 3.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
The two political systems of the Cold War stood side by side in a divided Germany. Both West Berlin and the capital of the young GDR—East Berlin—wanted to define their own identities through this direct juxtaposition. In the battle between socialist and liberal-democratic systems, the reconstruction of Berlin took on a highly politicised character. When the redevelopment of Stalinallee became East Berlin’s flagship project of socialist classicism, West Berlin responded with an international building exhibition in the Hansaviertel, Interbau 57, which was to become a showcase of post-war modernism. The most renowned architects of the time were invited to realise their architectural visions in the Hansaviertel, including Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto, Egon Eiermann, Oscar Niemeyer and Werner Düttmann, who, in addition to the Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts), also designed the Hansabücherei (Hansa Library).
Meeting point: Hansabücherei, Altonaer Straße 15, 10557 Berlin
Duration: approx. 60 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Social Housing: Werner Düttmann in Kreuzberg
City walk with POLIGONAL
19. June 2021, 2.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
During the years in which Werner Düttmann was Senatsbaudirekor (Senate Building Director) of West Berlin (1960–66), two billion marks were spent each year on state-financed construction projects. About half of this sum went to housing construction, which allowed around 20,000 new housing units to be built annually, including in Kreuzberg between Mehringplatz and Kottbusser Tor. Under Düttmann’s direction, dense, urban neighbourhoods of social housing were created, which would become the focus of the urban renewal debate at the Internationale Bauausstellung ’87 (International Building Exhibition ’87; IBA) two decades later, and are now considered socially deprived areas.
Meeting point: Tower blocks at Mehringplatz, Lindenstraße 112 (at the bus stop), 10969 Berlin
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather and in English language.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
19. June 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Discussion
Mehringplatz and Hedemannstraße with ARCH+: On Social Housing [German]
18. June 2021, 7.00 – 8.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Discussion and tour with Alexander Hoff (architectural historian), Frank Seehausen (architect/art historian) and Niloufar Tajeri (architect/architectural theorist)
This series of events was conceived and organised in cooperation with the magazine ARCH+.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Discussion
Living Knowledge [German]
17. June 2021, 4.00 – 7.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Users of Düttmann’s buildings talk about their interactions, experiences and memories in conversation with K.I. – Büro für Kunstvermittlung Berlin e.V.
A cooperation between the parish of St. Martin, Anna-Lena Wenzel and Karen Winzer/ K.I. Büro für Kunstvermittlung Berlin e.V.
The event will take place in St. Martin, Märkisches Viertel.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German Sign Language]
13. June 2021, 2.00 – 3.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Children & Family
Play! Family Workshop
13. June 2021, 11.30am – 1.00pm
For children aged five and above and families with Renée and Thomas Rapedius (artists, art educators)
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Eine neue Mitte: Werner Düttmann und die City [German]
City walk with POLIGONAL
12. June 2021, 2.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With the construction of the Wall in 1961, which was intended to separate the Eastern and Western sectors, Berlin also became a divided city in terms of urban space. The area around Kurfürstendamm became the centre of walled-in West Berlin and was considered a “symbol of the Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle)”. City West thus developed into a new commercial centre around the Zoologischer Garten railway station, with prestigious new buildings that were also to be seen as a symbol of political power vis-à-vis the GDR.
Meeting point: Edinburghhouse, Theodor Heuss Platz 5, 14052 Berlin
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Please note that a valid BVG ticket is needed for this walk. This walk will talk place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
12. June 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Contending Architecture: Werner Düttmann and the Hansaviertel
City walk with POLIGONAL
6. June 2021, 2.00 – 3.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
The two political systems of the Cold War stood side by side in a divided Germany. Both West Berlin and the capital of the young GDR—East Berlin—wanted to define their own identities through this direct juxtaposition. In the battle between socialist and liberal-democratic systems, the reconstruction of Berlin took on a highly politicised character. When the redevelopment of Stalinallee became East Berlin’s flagship project of socialist classicism, West Berlin responded with an international building exhibition in the Hansaviertel, Interbau 57, which was to become a showcase of post-war modernism. The most renowned architects of the time were invited to realise their architectural visions in the Hansaviertel, including Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto, Egon Eiermann, Oscar Niemeyer and Werner Düttmann, who, in addition to the Akademie der Künste (Academy of Arts), also designed the Hansabücherei (Hansa Library).
Meeting point: Hansabücherei, Altonaer Straße 15, 10557 Berlin
Duration: approx. 60 mins
Please note that this walk will take place in all weather.
Ticket booking is required to attend this event. You can purchase an online ticket on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Guided tour
Public Tour [German]
5. June 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
In a tour of the exhibition Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin, we will introduce Werner Düttmann as an architect and urban planner, artist and art collector. An important role is played by the Brücke-Museum itself as a venue designed for the art of Die Brücke. Selected works from the Expressionist collection will be presented. You will also gain an overview of Düttmann’s entire architectural oeuvre in Berlin, with a particular focus on 27 buildings and squares and their relevant themes such as single-family homes, community buildings, urban planning and social housing.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Note: The current distance and hygiene regulations apply, as well as a general mask obligation. The obligation to test is waived.
Discussion
POSTPONED // A new Pavilion for the Brücke-Museum [German, English]
30. May 2021, 5.00 – 7.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Talk with Mascha Fehse (architect) and Alexander Römer (architect), moderated by Daniela Bystron (curator of outreach, Brücke- Museum)
This event will be postponed, we will inform you in time about a new date. You can find more infomation on wernerduettmann.de
POSTPONED // Architecture in Motion [German, English]
Workshop with Anna Till (dancer)
29. May 2021
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
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.
This event will be postponed, we will inform you in time about a new date.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
POSTPONED // Architecture in Motion [German, English]
Workshop with Anna Till (dancer)
28. May 2021
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
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.
This event will be postponed, we will inform you in time about a new date.
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Guided tour
Curator Tour (Online)
27. May 2021, 5.00 – 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
With Franziska Achatzi (Curatorial Assistant)
Due to the limited number of participants, we kindly ask you to register for this event. You can register online on the exhibition website wernerduettmann.de two weeks before the event.
Discussion
POSTPONED // St. Agnes with ARCH+: On Conversion [German]
6. May 2021, 6.30 – 8.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
Discussion with Arno Brandlhuber (architect) and Kerstin Wittmann-Englert (architectural historian), moderated by Anh-Linh Ngo (ARCH+)
This series of events was conceived and organised in cooperation with the magazine ARCH+.
This event will be postponed, we will inform you in time about a new date. You can find more infomation on wernerduettmann.de
Guided Tour (digital)
8. April 2021, 4.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
with Franziska Achatzi (curatorial assistant), moderation: Daniela Bystron (Curator of Outreach)
Even though the museums in Berlin are not yet open, we would like to present the exhibition project Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin. - online. Using the extensive and detailed website, we will present individual locations, overarching subjects as well as image, film and audio material. At the end there will be an opportunity to contribute to the discussion with your own questions.
Guided Tour (digital)
20. March 2021, 12.00 – 1.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
with Franziska Achatzi (curatorial assistant), moderation: Daniela Bystron (Curator of Outreach)
Even though the museums in Berlin are not yet open, we would like to present the exhibition project Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin. - online. Using the extensive and detailed website, we will present individual locations, overarching subjects as well as image, film and audio material. At the end there will be an opportunity to contribute to the discussion with your own questions.
Training
Introduction to the Exhibition for Teachers (digital)
16. March 2021, 4.00 – 5.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
with Daniela Bystron (curator of outreach) und Julia Devies (art mediator)
Training
Introduction to the Exhibition for Teachers (digital)
11. March 2021, 5.00 – 6.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
with Daniela Bystron (curator of outreach) und Julia Devies (art mediator)
Guided tour
Guided Tour (digital)
7. March 2021, 12.00 – 1.00pm
Related Exhibition: Werner Düttmann
Building. Berlin.
with Katrina Schulz (Co-Curator), moderation: Daniela Bystron (Curator of Outreach)
Even though the museums in Berlin are not yet open, we would like to present the exhibition project Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin. - online. Using the extensive and detailed website, we will present individual locations, overarching subjects as well as image, film and audio material. At the end there will be an opportunity to contribute to the discussion with your own questions.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
13. Febuary 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Children & Family
PLAY! Family workshops
6. Febuary 2021, 3.00 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
with Renée and Thomas Rapedius, artists and art educators
In artistic workshops for the whole family, children and their adult companions are invited to experience the current exhibition Vivian Suter. Bonzo’s Dream and weather permitting also the museum’s garden. Together we activate the Brücke-Box: Playfully we discover colors and shapes, develop stories with bird songs or experiment with fragrances.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
6. Febuary 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
In the exhibition tour with the art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke you have the opportunity to explore the exhibition in German Sign Language.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You will soon be able to register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
30. January 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
23. January 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited II with Friederike Feldmann
Discussion
5–6.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
with Friederike Feldmann, painter, Berlin
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You will soon be able to register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
16. January 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
10. January 2021, 12.30 – 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Curator’s Guided Tour
in German with assistant curator Irene Bretscher
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Tour through Vivian Suter. Bonzo’s Dream with Irene Bretscher, assistant curator
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
9. January 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
2. January 2021, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
26. December 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
19. December 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
12. December 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Children & Family
PLAY! Family workshops
5. December 2020, 3.00 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
with Renée and Thomas Rapedius, artists and art educators
In artistic workshops for the whole family, children and their adult companions are invited to experience the current exhibition Vivian Suter. Bonzo’s Dream and weather permitting also the museum’s garden. Together we activate the Brücke-Box: Playfully we discover colors and shapes, develop stories with bird songs or experiment with fragrances.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
5. December 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
In the exhibition tour with the art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke you have the opportunity to explore the exhibition in German Sign Language.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You will soon be able to register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
28. November 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Children & Family
PLAY! Family workshops
21. November 2020, 3.00 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
with Renée and Thomas Rapedius, artists and art educators
In artistic workshops for the whole family, children and their adult companions are invited to experience the current exhibition Vivian Suter. Bonzo’s Dream and weather permitting also the museum’s garden. Together we activate the Brücke-Box: Playfully we discover colors and shapes, develop stories with bird songs or experiment with fragrances.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
21. November 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
14. November 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
8. November 2020, 12.30 – 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
7. November 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Discussion, Guided tour
Re-visited I with Nadira Husain
Discussion (in English)
5–6.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
with Nadira Husain, artist, Berlin
Public events are included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You will soon be able to register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
31. October 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Training
Introduction for teachers
29. October 2020, 3.00 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Guided exhibition tour for teachers and presentation of the current school programme by curator of outreach Daniela Bystron and art educator Jülia Devies.
The event is in German and free of charge. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here. Please note that we need to record your data additionally during events on site.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
In the exhibition tour with the art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke you have the opportunity to explore the exhibition in German Sign Language.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You will soon be able to register for the event here.
Children & Family
PLAY! Family workshops
24. October 2020, 3.00 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
with Renée and Thomas Rapedius, artists and art educators
In artistic workshops for the whole family, children and their adult companions are invited to experience the current exhibition Vivian Suter. Bonzo’s Dream and weather permitting also the museum’s garden. Together we activate the Brücke-Box: Playfully we discover colors and shapes, develop stories with bird songs or experiment with fragrances.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
24. October 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Curator’s Guided Tour
in German with assistant curator Irene Bretscher
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Tour through Vivian Suter. Bonzo’s Dream with Irene Bretscher, assistant curator
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
17. October 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
11. October 2020, 12.30 – 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
10. October 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Training
Exchange: School and Museum
8. October 2020, 5.00 – 6.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Brücke-Museum is constantly developing participatory programmes for schools and educational institutions. At this meeting, we would like to exchange ideas with teachers, educators and cultural mediators.
The event is in German and free of charge. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Training
Exchange: Youth and Museum
5. October 2020, 5.00 – 6.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
With the support of two art educators, Jülia Devies and Judith Kirchner, the Brücke Museum would like to network more closely with youth centres and initiatives. A young audience in particular shall get to know the house as a place of exchange, their own actions and aesthetic experiences.
The event is in German and free of charge. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
3. October 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Children & Family
PLAY! Family workshops
26. September 2020, 3.00 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
with Renée and Thomas Rapedius, artists and art educators
In artistic workshops for the whole family, children and their adult companions are invited to experience the current exhibition Vivian Suter. Bonzo’s Dream and weather permitting also the museum’s garden. Together we activate the Brücke-Box: Playfully we discover colors and shapes, develop stories with bird songs or experiment with fragrances.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
26. September 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
19. September 2020, 11.30am – 12.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here.
Training
Introduction for teachers
17. September 2020, 3.00 – 4.30pm
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
Guided exhibition tour for teachers and presentation of the current school programme by curator of outreach Daniela Bystron and art educator Jülia Devies.
The event is in German and free of charge. Registration is necessary. You can register for the event here. Please note that we need to record your data additionally during events on site.
Opening
Opening Weekend
Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
12 – 13. September 2020
Related Exhibition: Vivian Suter
Bonzo’s Dream
You are cordially invited to the opening weekend on 12 September 2020, 11 am–7 pm and 13 September 2020, 11 am–6 pm at Brücke-Museum. Even if the time slots are fully booked (here), do come by, there are still free tickets available.
Please note that we need to record your contact information on site during events.
Training
Lithography-Weekend (fully booked)
Workshop with Eberhard Hartwig
Fri, 6 – 10 pm
Sat/Sun, 12.30 – 6 pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
Accompanying the exhibition Max Kaus. Among Friends, a workshop in lithography will take place on the weekend from 21 – 23 August in Eberhard Hartwig’s printing atelier in Prenzlauer Berg. Max Kaus was taught the printing technique by his friend Erich Heckel.
Druckgraphik-Atelier
Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Str. 3
10407 Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
www.druckgraphik-atelier.de
The workshop is fully booked.
Fee: € 185, limited number of participants, registration is necessary with Eberhard Hartwig
Children & Family
Holiday Workshop
Collective Creating in the Garden
29 – 31. July 2020, 10.00am – 2.00pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
Summer holiday workshop for children from 6–14 years of age
Costs: € 43 (discount with BerlinPass), max. 15 participants
Registration and Booking:
Jugend im Museum e.V.
+49 (0)30 50 59 0771
info[at]jugend-im-museum.de
Discussion
Interventions
by students of the weißensee kunsthochschule
15. July 2020, 12.00 – 4.00pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
For the second time, art and design students at the Weissensee School of Art and Design have taken a closer look at the Brücke-Museum. Under difficult conditions, the first digital semester, interventions have been developed which are now being shown and tested in the exhibition space. The students invite you to staged situations of aesthetic experience. The seminar was accompanied by the artist and art mediator Prof. Mona Jas and the curator for Outreach Daniela Bystron.
Greetings from Neukölln beach holidays
Noëmie Cassagnau
Noëmie Cassagnau works with the nature paintings of the Brücke artists – especially with the motif of the bathers – by creating an analogy between the depicted figures in the historical paintings and the urban sunbathers today. Differences become obvious: the diversity of Berlin’s current cityscape contrasts with the homogeneous representations of the Expressionist group of artists. Postcards show today’s Berlin scenes, a sound installation makes aesthetic observations of today audible.
Time: 12 noon / 1 pm / 2 pm / 3 pm
Location: Postcard stand in the foyer and sound in the exhibition space
Dialogue Distance (A letter in between)
Vera Castelijns
Take a seat and keep a distance of 1.5 m. Take your time to look at the painting more closely. You can now open a dialogue with the painting or with the person depicted. Maybe you write down your thoughts or messages and write a letter to the painting?
Location: Exhibition space
Right Position?
Sofya Chernykh
Is there a correct position in art, in a museum or as a viewer? Which perspectives do artists and curators take? How do museums establish structures that generate orders in art? And what possibilities are there for the public to find an unobstructed view or their own position? Sofya Chernykh invites you to a 1-on-1 performance to explore these topics together.
Time: 12:45 noon / 1:15 pm / 1:45 pm / 2:15 pm / 2:45 pm / 3:15 pm / 3:45 pm (registration on site)
Location: Beach chair in the exhibition room
Lenses
Polly Härle
Looking at art is often done routinely: Usually we keep the same distance from the works, first capturing the entire picture before we turn our attention to the details. I would like to break through and reverse this approach with you. The field of vision is reduced to a minimum, so that an unfamiliar and new view of the paintings can emerge. Afterwards, I invite you to a conversation about your new reception.
Time: 12:30 noon / 1:30 pm / 2:30 pm / 3:30 pm (registration on site)
Location: Museum’s garden and exhibition space
Framecolour
Affiba Karkani
Often the walls in museums are painted white. The colour white is classic, clean and neutral. For many visitors white walls are normal inside museums. When I visited the website of the Brücke-Museum for the first time, I was surprised by the multicolored backgrounds, because they deviated from the classical, neutral backgrounds. I asked myself to what extent the colour of the environment changes the work of art. There should be something like that in a museum, I thought! You can try it yourself today.
Time: 12 noon–4 pm
Location: Exhibition space
The Sun keeps on shining, Brücke Friends 2020
Sigune Roloff
Sigune Roloff stages a painting situation of a Brücke artist in 2020 in the garden, en plein air (in the open air). The visitors are invited to join her and leave one or more ceremonial brushstrokes.
Time: 12 noon–4 pm
Location: Museum’s garden
The way in between: An audio walk
Lorenz Willkomm
Every visitor finds their own way through the exhibition rooms, follows different rhythms and thus performs an individual dance. The audio walk is intended to encourage the audience to consciously experience this path between the images. The path in between is an audio guide that does not tell you what you see, but how you could see.
Time: 12 noon–4 pm
Location: Exhibition space
Admission is free for students. Public events are included in the admission fee, admission is free for under-18s. Registration is not necessary for this event, registration for the 1-on-1 actions is possible at the entrance with Daniela Bystron and Mona Jas. There may be short waiting times due to the current rules of hygiene and conduct.
Children & Family
Game of Cards Special for Families
12.30 noon and 3.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
On Friday, 26 June we welcome children and their families personally! At 12.30 noon and at 3.30 pm there will be a short introduction to our current exhibition Max Kaus. Among friends. Afterwards, we can explore the exhibition together in a playful way with the game of cards for children.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Admission is free for under-18s. Registration is not necessary for the event itself, kindly register online for a time slot via Museumsdienst to avoid possible waiting times at the entrance of the museum.
Children & Family
Game of Cards Special for Families
12.30 noon and 3.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
On Friday, 19 June we finally welcome children and their families personally again! At 12.30 noon and at 3.30 pm there will be a short introduction to our current exhibition Max Kaus. Among friends. Afterwards, we can explore the exhibition together in a playful way with the game of cards for children.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Admission is free for under-18s. Registration is not necessary for the event itself, kindly register online for a time slot via Museumsdienst to avoid possible waiting times at the entrance of the museum.
Focus: Brücke
– POSTPONED –
Film matinee with Alexander Pechstein
Max Pechstein. Geschichte eines Malers
11 am
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
Max Pechstein was the most successful painter of German Expressionism in his time. Born in 1881 in Zwickau, Saxony, Pechstein always remained the outsider among the painters of the Brücke group, which today enjoys worldwide fame. For the first time in the documentary film by director Wilfried Hauke, the adventurous life of Pechstein is told in compelling images. The extensive shooting took place in Paris, New York, Dresden, Hamburg, Berlin, Kiel and on the Italian and Lithuanian coasts.
A new date will be announced at the earliest opportunity.
Capitol Dahlem, Thielallee 36, 14195 Berlin Dahlem
Training, Discussion
– POSTPONED –
Exchange: School and Museum
3 – 5 pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
Brücke-Museum is constantly developing participatory programmes for schools and educational institutions. At this meeting, we would like to exchange ideas with teachers, educators and cultural mediators.
A new date will be announced at the earliest opportunity. The event is free of charge.
Information and registration:
Museumsdienst Berlin
+49 (0)30 247 49 888 (Mon–Fri: 9 am–4 pm, Sat–Sun: 9 am–1 pm)
museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin
Discussion, Focus: Brücke
ONLINE – Workshop
Tools of Provenance Research
2 pm – 5 pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
For the second Day of Provenance Research, interested people gain insights in the current provenance research at Brücke-Museum in an online workshop with provenance researcher Nadine Bauer.
The Workshop will take place on Facebook.
Training
CANCELLED – Introduction for teachers
3 – 4.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
Guided exhibition tour for teachers with director Lisa Marei Schmidt and a presentation of the current school programme by curator of outreach Daniela Bystron
The event is free of charge.
Information and registration:
Museumsdienst Berlin
+49 (0)30 247 49 888 (Mon–Fri: 9 am–4 pm, Sat–Sun: 9 am–1 pm)
museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin
Opening
CANCELLED – Exhibition Opening
Max Kaus
Among Friends
12 noon – 5 pm
Related Exhibition: Max Kaus
Among Friends
Unfortunately, we have to cancel the opening of the exhibition Max Kaus. Among Friends due to the current recommendations of the Berlin Senate.
Guided tour
CANCELLED – Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition in German Sign Language.
Please register with Nora Hogrefe via hogrefe[at]bruecke-museum.de.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Discussion, Focus: Brücke
Cancelled – Focus: Brücke
“Out of Control” – The Brücke Artists under the Spell of Vincent van Gogh
Talk by Elena Schroll
18–19 Uhr
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Unfortunately, we have to cancel the event Focus: Brücke on Thursday, 12 March 2020 due to the current recommendations of the Berlin Senate and will find another date.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour
in German with Werner Murrer
12 noon–1 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Tour through Never Apart with Werner Murrer, Curator of the exhibition and frame expert
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited III
Limitation, Perspective and Cutout
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Dialogical exhibition tour and intervention with Susanne Schuricht
Artist, Berlin
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. For the
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
1. March 2020, 12.30 – 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited II
Of Corners and Edges
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Dialogical exhibition tour with Lucija Wićaz
Carpenter and cultural scientist, Berlin
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Exhibition Tour
in German with Lisa Marei Schmidt
2–3 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Tour through Never Apart with Lisa Marei Schmidt, director, Brücke-Museum
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition in German Sign Language.
Please register with Nora Hogrefe via hogrefe[at]bruecke-museum.de until Thursday, 20.2.2020.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Children & Family
PLAY!
Family Day
12 noon–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Family Day at Brücke-Museum, all families are warmly invited to experience the museum and its current exhibition Never Apart. Frames and Pictures by the Brücke Artists.
Family Day is open to all visitors and there is no need to register. We recommend allowing at least one hour for your visit.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Admission is free for under-18s.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
9. Febuary 2020, 12.30 – 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Children & Family
Winter Holiday Workshop for Girls
Girls just wanna make art!
10 am–3 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Comic workshop for girls aged 10 and older
Information and booking:
Jugend im Museum e.V.
+49 (0)30 50 59 0771
info[at]jugend-im-museum.de
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Discussion, Guided tour
Frames in Focus
4–7 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
with Eva Mendgen, art historian, Saarbrücken and
Werner Murrer, curator of the exhibition and frame expert, München
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
On Site
A Berlin Frame Collection
12 noon–1 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
A visit at Olaf Lemke, Antique Frames
This event takes place directly on site at Olaf Lemke, Antike Rahmen in Eisenacher Straße 7, 10777 Berlin and not at Brücke-Museum.
The event is currently fully booked, we will have a waiting list. Please get in touch with Nora Hogrefe via hogrefe[at]bruecke-museum.de or +49 (0)30 8390 0864.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Discussion, Training
Brücke After Hours
Young Professionals in Conversation
6–9 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
An evening of art, criticism and Kir Royal
The event takes place in German spoken language; some inputs will be in English. Entrance is free.
During the event, photographs will be taken which we will use for non-commercial advertising purposes. By participating, you agree to a possible posting on our website or in the social media. If you do not wish to appear in the photos, please contact the photographers directly.
The building is accessible at ground level, wheelchair accessible toilets are situated in the neighbouring building, the Kunsthaus Dahlem. If you have any questions or needs for the evening, do get in touch with us: hogrefe[at]bruecke-museum.de
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
5. January 2020, 12.30 – 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Discussion, Guided tour
Re-visited I
Framing Performance (in English)
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Dialogical exhibition tour in English with Renen Itzhaki
Choreographer, Berlin
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
8. December 2019, 12.30 – 1.30pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour
in German with Katrina Schulz
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Tour through Never Apart with Katrina Schulz, Assistant curator
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Training, Discussion
Exchange: School and Museum
3–5 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Brücke-Museum is constantly developing new programmes for schools and would like to use this meeting to exchange ideas with teachers, educators and cultural mediators.
Information and registration:
Museumsdienst Berlin
+49 (0)30 247 49 888 (Mon–Fri: 9 am–4 pm, Sat–Sun: 9 am–1 pm)
museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin
Children & Family, Guided tour
Interactive Tour for Families
in German
11.30 am–1 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Take your whole family to the museum!
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee. Admission is free for under-18s.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Training
Introduction for teachers
3–4.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Guided exhibition tour for teachers with director Lisa Marei Schmidt and a presentation of the current school programme by curator of outreach Daniela Bystron
Information and registration:
Museumsdienst Berlin
+49 (0)30 247 49 888 (Mon–Fri: 9 am–4 pm, Sat–Sun: 9 am–1 pm)
museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin
Guided tour
Curator's Tour
in German with Katrina Schulz
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Tour through Never Apart with Katrina Schulz, Assistant curator
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Curator's Tour
in German with Werner Murrer
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
Tour through Never Apart with Werner Murrer, Curator of the exhibition and frame expert
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German if not stated otherwise and included in the admission fee.
Opening
Exhibition Opening
Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the Brücke Artists
7–9 pm
Related Exhibition: Never Apart.
Frames and Pictures by the
Brücke Artists
You are cordially invited to the opening of on Friday, 15 November 2019 at 7 pm at Brücke-Museum.
Speakers:
Lisa Marei Schmidt, Director of Brücke-Museum
Daniel J. Schreiber, Director of Bucheim Museum
Werner Murrer, Curator of the exhibition and frame expert
There will be a translation in German Sign Language.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
The Garden Bridge
3–5 pm
Related Exhibition: The Garden Bridge
An outdoor project curated by Kinderhook & Caracas
In a guided Tour in English with Kinderhook & Caracas you can experience the exhibition The Garden Bridge for the last time in the garden of Brücke-Museum. Afterwards, STONEROSES will talk in English about their work SR#8 in a joint walk in the forest surrounding the museum.
Meeting point is at the entrance of neighbouring Kunsthaus Dahlem (Käuzchensteig 8, 14195 Berlin). Events in the museum’s garden are free of charge. The tours will be entirely held outside; due to the forest, the garden is only partially barrier-free. Public events in the museum’s garden are free of charge.
Guided tour
STONEROSES
Walk in the Woods
4–5 pm
Related Exhibition: The Garden Bridge
An outdoor project curated by Kinderhook & Caracas
In a joint walk in the woods, the two artists talk about their work SR#8 in the garden of the Brücke-Museum.
Public events in the museum’s garden are free of charge.
Guided tour
Curators' Guided Tour
The Garden Bridge
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: The Garden Bridge
An outdoor project curated by Kinderhook & Caracas
Guided Tour in English with Kinderhook & Caracas through the exhibition The Garden Bridge.
Public events in the museum’s garden are free of charge.
Opening, Children & Family
Summer Party
The Garden Bridge
12 noon–6 pm
Related Exhibition: The Garden Bridge
An outdoor project curated by Kinderhook & Caracas
Warm invitation to the summer party with finissage of Escape into Art? and opening of The Garden Bridge!
Programme
12.15 pm Welcome and opening in English | The Garden Bridge
12.30 pm Public Guided Tour in German Sign Language | Escape into Art?
1.30 pm Public Guided Tour in German | Escape into Art?
1.00 pm STONEROSES, a walk in the woods in English | The Garden Bridge
2.00 pm Sea Urchin, performance | The Garden Bridge
4.00 pm STONEROSES, a walk in the woods in English | The Garden Bridge
4.00 pm Kamal Sallat In a boat (2019, 30 mins.) | Escape into Art?
film screening and discussion wih Kamal Sallat and Ulf Aminde (Professor, weißensee kunsthochschule) in Arabic and German
5.00 pm Heatsick, performance | The Garden Bridge
Public events are included in the admission fee. The museum’s garden can be visited free of charge.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Sundays, public guided tours in German Sign Language will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited V
Provenance Research at Brücke-Museum
2–3 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Dialogical exhibition tour with Nadine Bauer
Provenance researcher, Berlin
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Curator’s Guided Tour
6–7.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Friday 9 August 2019, an exhibition tour with the curators give you the chance to explore the current exhibition.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited IV
Sign Languages in the Museum
4–5 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Dialogical talk with Andreas Döltgen, Berlin
Public events are included in the admission fee. This event is in German Sign Language and will be translated simultaneously to German Spoken Language.
Please register with Nora Hogrefe via hogrefe[at]bruecke-museum.de or 030 8390 0864. Please notify us about possible assistance needs.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Sundays, public guided tours in German Sign Language will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Interventions
by students of the weißensee kunsthochschule
5–9 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
For one semester, art and design students at the weißensee kunsthochschule explored the Brücke-Museum in the seminar project For Tomorrow. Six interventions were created, which will be shown and tested on 10 July 2019. Situations can be experienced that intervene in the museum and suggest different ways of reading and seeing.
Public events are included in the admission fee. For students, entry is free on this evening with presentation of a student ID.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Artists
Reading by Marian Stein-Steinfeld
11 am–12 noon
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Marian Stein-Steinfeld
Archiv Hanna Bekker vom Rath, Frankfurt/Main
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
– cancelled –
Re-visited III
Criticising Racism in the Museum
3–4pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Dialogical talk with Tahir Della
Promotor for decolonisation and antiracism, glokal e.V. Berlin
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Children & Family
Hello, I object!
Holiday Workshop
10 am–1 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Summer holiday workshop for children, 8–12 years old
Fee: € 40
Registration necessary:
Museumsdienst Berlin
+49 (0)30 247 49 888 (Mon–Fri: 9 am–4 pm, Sat–Sun: 9 am–1 pm)
museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin
max. 15 participants
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Discussion
Symposium
Between Images
Contemporary, artistic perspectives on post-war society
11 am–6 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
In the context of the exhibition Escape into Art? The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period, the symposium Between Images explores contemporary artistic perspectives on the period after World War II. While the exhibition critically examines the artistic practice and scope of action of the Brücke artists from 1933 to 1949 for the first time, the invited artists of the symposium will use various media to approach the question of how it was possible to live together after the disillusionment of the lost war. Which moral and cultural voids or family gaps – reaching up to the present day – form the starting point of the artistic debate?
11 am Guided tour: Lisa Marei Schmidt, Director Brücke-Museum
12 noon Lecture: Museum of American Art in Berlin
1 pm Film screening: Maya Schweizer Passing Down, Frame One (2017)*
2 pm Lunch breack
3 pm Reading: Svenja Leiber Das letzte Land (2014)*
4 pm Talk: Christa Jeitner
5 pm Film screening: Annette Weisser Kanon (2006)*
6 pm Closing and drinks
*The formats marked with * will be presented with the method Hasenherz by Ruth Anderwald + Leonhard Grond.
Please register with Nora Hogrefe.
The symposium is included in the admission fee, attendance for children over three years and lunch by registration.
Children & Family
PLAY!
Family Day
12 noon–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Family Day at Brücke-Museum, all families are warmly invited to visit the museum’s garden with Sol Caleros Casa Isadora and experience the museum and its current exhibition Escape into Art? The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period. The event includes open, artistic workshops which invite children and their adult companions to playfully explore questions of participation, injustice and empowerment: Various action stations to encourage everyone’s creativity through working with different materials; and short tours to freely discuss individual art works and the topics raised by the exibition.
Family Day is open to all visitors and there is no need to register. We recommend allowing at least one hour for your visit.
Public events are included in the admission fee. Admission is free for under-18s.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Sundays, public guided tours in German Sign Language will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in English
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Public guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited II
Ethics in the Museum
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Dialogical exhibition tour with Veronika Nahm
Anne Frank Zentrum Berlin
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Curator’s Guided Tour
6–7.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Friday 9 August 2019, an exhibition tour with the curators give you the chance to explore the current exhibition.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Unresolved?
Aesthetic Modernism and the Nazi Period
Art, Art Trade, Exhibition Practice
Kick-off event of the colloquium
4 pm–9 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
In cooperation with Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin and “Degenerate Art” Research Center at Freie Universität Berlin.
4 pm Admittance
4.15–5.15 pm Guided tour with the curators in the exhibition Escape into Art? The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
5.30 pm Welcome, introduction: Meike Hoffmann (Freie Universität, Berlin) and Dieter Scholz (Nationalgalerie, Berlin)
6–7 pm Keynote lecture by Christoph Zuschlag (University of Bonn), Art and Art Politics in Nazi Regime – Attempting a Research Balance of the Last 20 Years
7–9 pm Reception
This event is in German, registration is necessary with: Natascha Hellwag
A complete programme of this event, initiated and sponsored by the Ferdinand-Möller-Stiftung, can be found on the website of the Ferdinand-Möller-Stiftung.
Training
Approaches Critical of Oppression and Racism in Cultural Education (Part 2)
Workshop for teachers and cultural educators
3–7 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
In cooperation with glokal e.V.
1st date: Thu, 9 May 2019, 3–7 pm at Brücke-Museum
2nd date: Mon, 13 May 2019, 3–7 pm at Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin (Invalidenstr. 50–51, 10551 Berlin)
Registration is necessary with Nora Hogrefe. The seminars are in German and free of charge. The dates are based on each other, in exceptional cases they can also be attended individually.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Training
Approaches Critical of Oppression and Racism in Cultural Education (Part 1)
Workshop for teachers and cultural educators
3–7 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
In cooperation with glokal e.V.
1st date: Thu, 9 May 2019, 3–7 pm at Brücke-Museum
2nd date: Mon, 13 May 2019, 3–7 pm at Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin (Invalidenstr. 50–51, 10551 Berlin)
Registration is necessary with Nora Hogrefe. The seminars are in German and free of charge. The dates are based on each other, in exceptional cases they can also be attended individually.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German Sign Language
12.30–1.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Sundays, public guided tours in German Sign Language will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited I
Limitations of Thinking, Limitations of Acting
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
Dialogical exhibition tour with Andreas Hüneke
Art historian, Potsdam
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public Guided Tour
in German
Sat, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are included in the admission fee.
Training
Preview for Teachers
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Escape into Art?
The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period
After a tour of the exhibition with director Lisa Marei Schmidt, the current programme for schools will be discussed.
Registration with Museumsdienst Berlin: +49 (0)30 247 49 888 or museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited II
Interrogating the Stereotypes of Volkskunst
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
Conversation with Sabine Eggmann
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited I
Textiles and Artistic Practice
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
Conversation with Judith Raum
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Children & Family
PLAY!
Family Day
12 noon–4 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Family Day at the Brücke-Museum, families are warmly invited to get to to visit and experience the museum and its current exhibition Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. The Swiss Years. Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld. In open artistic workshops, children and their adult companions playfully discover the institution and its collection. Various open stations encourage everyone’s creativity by using different materials. Short tours open up conversations and discussions about individual art works in the exibition.
This event is included in the admission fee. Admission is free for under-18s.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Swiss Years – Art and Reception
Lecture by Dr. Karin Schick
7 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
Dr. Karin Schick will be speaking about Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s Swiss work and its reception in Germany and Switzerland within the framework of the exhibtion Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. The Swiss Years. Masterpieces from the Collection of E.W. Kornfeld. The art historian contributed a scientific article to the current issue of the Brücke-Archiv.
All public events are in German language, admission is included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Curator's guided tour
4–5 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
Exhibition tour with Lisa Marei Schmidt, director Brücke-Museum
All public events are in German language, included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Guided Tour for Teachers
3.30–5 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
After a tour of the exhibition with director Lisa Marei Schmidt, the current programme for schools will be discussed.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour
Guided Tour for Teachers
3.30–5 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
After a tour of the exhibition with director Lisa Marei Schmidt, the current programme for schools will be discussed.
Guided tour
Public
in German
Sun, 11.30 am–12.30 pm
Related Exhibition: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The Swiss Years
Masterpieces from the Collection of E. W. Kornfeld
On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.
Public events are in German and included in the admission fee.
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited III
Max Pechstein's "The Fishing Boat"
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: 1913: The Brücke and Berlin
Dialogical tour with Kamal Sallat
Artist, Berlin
Guided tour, Discussion
Neu gesichtet II
Berlin – City of Pleasure
3–4 pm
Dialogical Tour with Daniel Morat
Historian at the Free University, Berlin
Guided tour, Discussion
Re-visited I
The Empire in the First Globalization
3–4 pm
Related Exhibition: 1913: The Brücke and Berlin
Dialogical tour with PD Hedwig Richter
Historian at the Institue for Social Research, Hamburg