An evening of art, criticism and Kir Royal

Our guests are Liane Aviram, Johanna Käthe Michel (N*A*I*L*S) and Shanti Suki Osman. We invite you to chat about rigid institutions, discuss strategies for change, and network over a drink in a relaxed atmosphere.

Since the appointment of the new director two years ago, the Brücke-Museum has opened up a lot of space for creative experiments and room for change. Nonetheless, borders and institutional obstacles are constantly appearing. We provide insights into our work here and want to hear about your current projects and struggles.

We are looking forward to seeing you!
Nora Hogrefe and Katrina Schulz

Short biographies:

Shanti Suki Osman works with acoustic arts on the topics of antiracism, feminisms and cultural education critical of discrimination. She is a research associate and lecturer at the Humboldt University Berlin and co-director of the school and critical race project DIE REMISE, which was founded by Carmen Mörsch. She has realised projects with Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Ballhaus Naunynstraße, Disctrict * School Without Center and Late Nights In Squat Bars among others.

The group N*A*I*L*S was initiated in 2018 and deals with nails and nail art in the context of migration, bio politics and capitalism, as well as nail art studios as a place of critical transcultural and solidary practices. This involves an exchange of intersectional feminist concerns between artists, activists, mediators and cosmeticians. N*A*I*L*S. hacks*facts*fictions started as a transdisciplinary research project initiated by Suza Husse, Ayşe Güleç and Katja Kobolt. It continues as a constantly changing, restless collective that organizes workshops, talks and exhibitions in universities, schools, exhibition spaces and nail studios.

Johanna Käthe Michel is currently studying fine arts in Berlin. In 2018 she graduated with a theoretical thesis formulating an intersectional critique on the (re)production of taste norms through institutional art education. Her artistic practice shows a penchant for found text, objects and footage, institutional critique, feminist discourse, collaborative contexts and public space. Mediative and discursive activities are understood in the framework of an artistic practice. Johanna is part of the transdisciplinary group N*A*I*L*S. Her works have been done and shown at institutional and off-spaces, such as Museum für Fotografie Berlin, Stadtgalerie Kiel, DISTRICT Berlin, Lothringer13 Halle Munich among others.

Liane Aviram is a new-media based artist and researcher. Born in the UK with family in Israel and Germany, her work draws upon questions surrounding economic migration in the Middle East and Europe, transnational motherhood and practises of female empowerment and mobility. Liane has worked with District, Centre without Borders and was involved in the collaborative project titled N*A*I*L*S. hacks*facts*fictions. She is now involved in the coordination of the collaborative think-tank, Karov Qareeb, a Jewish Muslim platform for critical socio-political debate.

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 guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Dialogical exhibition tour in English with Renen Itzhaki
Choreographer, Berlin

Renen Itzhaki is a choreographer in Berlin’s independent dance scene and an artist in the crossing fields of performance art, installation, playwriting and video. In his works, he mainly reflects on processes of art making, authorship, institutional critique and personal memory.

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

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 guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Tour through Never Apart with Katrina Schulz, Assistant curator

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.

The meeting serves to present the current programmes and asks for wishes/needs from the school sector.

Take your whole family to the museum!

In a joint tour for adults with children from 4–10 years of age, we have a look at the exhibition Never Apart with playful methods and small exercises.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Guided exhibition tour for teachers with director Lisa Marei Schmidt and a presentation of the current school programme by curator of outreach Daniela Bystron

Tour through Never Apart with Katrina Schulz, Assistant curator

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Tour through Never Apart with Werner Murrer, Curator of the exhibition and frame expert

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

You are cordially invited to the opening of on Friday, 15 November 2019 at 7 pm at Brücke-Museum.

The exhibition Never Apart is the first to look at the role and meaning of the frame for the artists’ group Brücke: the artists designed frames especially for their paintings and employed special profiles, always with a view to creating a compositional unit with the image content.

Thanks to countless loans from national and international institutions, as well as many originally framed paintings from the Brücke-Museum’s collection, Never Apart offers visitors an overview of this hitherto neglected field of artistic endeavour.

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.

STONEROSES is an ongoing project by artists Santiago Taccetti (*1974 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) and Mirak Jamal (*1979 in Tehran, Iran), both living in Berlin. The curatorial characteristics of the project revolve around artworks by invited contributors placed in the outdoors for an indefinite time, and presented through guided tours. For this instalment, the concept revolves around drawing as the initial stage in the creative process. Over 15 international artists are presenting works placed in nature; contrasting the museum’s foundation of landscape paintings by Brücke artists inside. 

Guided Tour in English with Kinderhook & Caracas through the exhibition The Garden Bridge.

With works by: Ana Alenso, Kasia Fudakowski, Monika Grabuschnigg, Petrit Halilaj & Alvaro Urbano, Stephen Kent, Nuri Koerfer, Annika Rixen

And STONEROSES (Mirak Jamal and Santiago Taccetti): a walk in the woods with works by Jazmin Berakha, Susann Brännström & Tore Wallert, Diego Castro, Enrique Giner de los Rios, Joseph H, Joe Hoyt, Jay Isaac, Melanie Kitti, Kareem Lotfy, Sam Marshall-Lockyer, Marlie Mul, Beatriz Olabarrieta, Adriana Ramic, Ben Schumacher, Stephen Suckale, Anne de Vries, Angharad Williams

In a joint walk in the woods, the two artists talk about their work SR#8 in the garden of the Brücke-Museum.

STONEROSES is an ongoing project by Santiago Taccetti (*1974 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, lives and works in Berlin) and Mirak Jamal (*1979 in Tehran, Iran, lives and works in Berlin). The curatorial characteristics of the project revolve around artworks by invited contributors placed in the outdoors for an indefinite time, and presented through guided tours. For this instalment, the concept revolves around drawing as the initial stage in the creative process. Over 15 international artists are presenting works placed in nature; contrasting the museum’s foundation of landscape paintings by Brücke artists inside. 

Warm invitation to the summer party with finissage of Escape into Art? and opening of The Garden Bridge!

For children and families there is a Creativity Station, different materials and artistic techniques can be tried out!

The Mobile Kitchen of Dachil Sado, Cam-Anh Luong and students of the weißensee kunsthochschule will take care of your physical well-being. In the advanced course Performative Spaces students have dealt with cooking art and with their project they question ideas of cultural appropriation and reproductive work. The built-in kitchen creates an atmosphere in which visitors can understand these questions through taste, entertainment and experience.

Project space Kinderhook & Caracas (run by artists Sol Calero and Christopher Kline)have curated The Garden Bridge as an outdoor project in the garden of Brücke-Museum.

With Ana Alenso, Kasia Fudakowski, Monika Grabuschnigg, Petrit Halilaj & Alvaro Urbano, Stephen Kent, Nuri Koerfer, Annika Rixen.

And STONEROSES (Mirak Jamal and Santiago Taccetti): a walk in the woods with works by Jazmin Berakha, Susann Brännström & Tore Wallert, Diego Castro, Enrique Giner de los Rios, Joseph H, Joe Hoyt, Jay Isaac, Melanie Kitti, Kareem Lotfy, Sam Marshall-Lockyer, Marlie Mul, Beatriz Olabarrieta, Adriana Ramic, Ben Schumacher, Stephen Suckale, Anne de Vries and Angharad Williams.

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.

Dialogical exhibition tour with Nadine Bauer
Provenance researcher, Berlin

Nadine Bauer studied Art History, History and Archaeology in Berlin, Vienna and Münster (Westfalia), and worked as a Student Assistant at the “Degenerate Art” Research Center at Freie Universität Berlin. In 2012/2013, she was part of the project “German Sales 1930–1945. Art Works, Art Markets, and Cultural Policy” at the Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles. Back in Berlin, she was a trainee at Staatliche Museen zu Berlin (Arbeitsstelle für Provenienzforschung and Zentralarchiv). From 2015 to 2018, she worked for the German Lost Art Foundation, Magdeburg in the Department for Provenance Research. Since 2014, she has been working on a dissertation concerning the role of the Munich Galerie Almas in the Nazi Era art trade. In a one year project, Nadine Bauer is researching the provenance of about 60 artworks in the Brücke-Museum since November 2018.

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Friday 9 August 2019, an exhibition tour with the curators give you the chance to explore the current exhibition.

Meike Hoffmann, Research Center “Degenerate Art”, Freie Universität Berlin
Aya Soika, Bard College Berlin

Dialogical talk with Andreas Döltgen, Berlin

Andreas Döltgen works as a freelancer on projects with sign language in Berlin. After graduating in Deaf Studies, Andreas Döltgen works primarily in the area of art and culture. For example, he advises museums on how to create programmes in sign language.

This event is in German Sign Language with translation to German Spoken Language.

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

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.

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 guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

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 guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

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.

Reception and tour: 5 pm
Daniela Bystron (Curator of Outreach, Brücke-Museum) and
Mona Jas (Honorary Professor, weißensee Kunsthochschule)

FLUIDUM Elli Brandauer and Mathis Euvrard
Performance at 7 pm in the garden
The elements water, fire, earth and air meet in the museum garden. Fluidum plays with water, flowing as a sign of the impossibility to hold on to something, as an image for the fact that nothing in the world lasts forever.

REFLEXION Asya Erin
How do you perceive a museum room? How do you create meanings? And what role do previous knowledge and experience play in this?

LIGHT GAMES Minseong Kim
Outside nature, inside the museum room, the window as a membrane in between. Sketches at the window connect the events from outside with readings of the works shown inside.

ONLY BECAUSE THIS PICTURE WAS IN MY PARENTS’ LIVING ROOM FOR YEARS Birgit Kunz
Contents of the seminar – such as conversations, experiences or theories – are incorporated into the exhibition with text passages.

INSIGNED Carla Schliephack
Workshop at 6 pm & 8 pm in the garden
Through which filters do we look at our environment, how do we see nature? In the garden we invite you to a research with all the senses. Which habits of seeing and thinking do we have – and which ones did the Brücke artists have?

PICTURE SETTING SITTING PICTURES Mizuki Tanaka
3 stools, 3 pictures. Free placement and combination in the museum room.

GARDENBAR Daniela Bystron and Mona Jas
We invite you to enjoy relaxed conversations with cool drinks in the museum garden.

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 guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Marian Stein-Steinfeld
Archiv Hanna Bekker vom Rath, Frankfurt/Main

Between 1940 and 1943, Hanna Bekker vom Rath, as a rebel for artists, held secret exhibitions in her Berlin studio apartment on Regensburger Strasse of the artists banned as “degenerate”. For the first time, the author of the biography will present Hanna Bekker vom Rath’s courageous activities, which have hardly been known so far, in Berlin. Since the death of her grandmother, Marian Stein-Steinfeld has built up the private archive Hanna Bekker vom Rath.

Having grown up in the legendary so-called “Blue House” of Hanna Bekker from the Rath in Hofheim am Taunus, Marian Stein-Steinfeld was able to personally encounter many artists such as Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Emy Roeder and Ida Kerkovius. After studying and working for ten years in Frankfurter Kunstkabinett at Börsenplatz, Marian Stein-Steinfeld decided to work as a freelance artist and participated in the conception of the Stadtmuseum Hofheim, where she also curated numerous exhibitions. As a research assistant, she worked several times for the Wiesbaden Museum, which today houses a large part of the extensive Hanna Bekker vom Rath collection. Most recently she wrote the biography of Hanna Bekker vom Rath as an “Agent for art and artists”. As director of the private archive Hanna Bekker vom Rath, she continues to look after her estate.

Dialogical talk with Tahir Della
Promotor for decolonisation and antiracism, glokal e.V. Berlin

Tahir Della is expert for decolonisation and anti-racism in the promoter programme “Eine Welt” of Berliner Entwicklungspolitischer Ratschlag. In addition to his work as racism-critical trainer in the educational programme of glokal e.V., he is a member of the board of the Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland - ISD-Bund e.V. Tahir Della is committed to tackling Germany’s colonial history in order to eliminate exclusion and racism in society.

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Summer holiday workshop for children, 8–12 years old

For what would you go out on the street? What are you rebelling against and by what means? Is there something you’ve always wanted to say publicly? After an examination of the life and work of the Brücke artists during the period of National Socialism, we discuss the social and political situation of that time and compare it with today. How do you imagine the ideal society of tomorrow? What still needs to be changed? We reflect on how we can express our opinions and ideas artistically, what forms we give them and how we can take them with us into our everyday lives.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

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?

Programme and further information: Download.

Artists: Ruth Anderwald + Leonhard Grond, Christa Jeitner, Svenja Leiber, Museum of American Art in Berlin, Maya Schweizer, Annette Weisser

Concept: Susanne Weiß, Lena Ziese and Daniela Bystron

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.

PROGRAMME

12 noon–4.00 pm 
   Open artistic workshops
1.00 pm–1.45 pm 
   Painting action for children What I want!
1.00 pm–1.45 pm 
   Curator’s guided tour for adults
2.00 pm–2.30 pm 
   Tour with the For Kids! game of cards
3.00 pm–3.45 pm 
   Painting action for children What I want!
3.00 pm–3.45 pm 
   Curator’s guided tour for adults

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

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 guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

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.

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 guided tours in English present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Dialogical exhibition tour with Veronika Nahm
Anne Frank Zentrum Berlin

Veronika Nahm is the director of the Berlin Exhibition and Education Department at Anne Frank Zentrum. Her work currently focuses on historical learning in elementary schools, the linking of historical learning and human rights education as well as educational work against anti-Semitism and other forms of discrimination in the European context. She studied history and law in Munich, Berlin and Paris. From 2004 to 2007 she worked in the field of education and mediation at Deutsches Historisches Museum. She is a member of the Commission for European and International Education in the Association of German Educational Organisations (Arbeitskreis deutscher Bildungsstätten).

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Friday 9 August 2019, an exhibition tour with the curators give you the chance to explore the current exhibition.

Meike Hoffmann, Research Center “Degenerate Art”, Freie Universität Berlin
Aya Soika, Bard College Berlin

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

In cooperation with Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin and “Degenerate Art” Research Center at Freie Universität Berlin.

Alongside the exhibitions Emil Nolde. A German Legend. The Artist during the Nazi Regime (Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin) and Escape into Art? The Brücke Painters in the Nazi Period (Brücke-Museum), this international colloquium gathers historians, art historians, curators and journalists to critically examine the legacy of Nazi art propaganda.

Participants present the latest research findings on National Socialism and discuss how the multi-faceted and contradictory image of the German art world between 1933 and 1945 can be presented in the institutional framework of an art museum. The kick-off event will take place at the Brücke-Museum; the following lectures and discussions will take place at the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin.

In cooperation with glokal e.V.

In this workshop, first impulses for individual confrontation and positioning within the framework of approaches critical of oppression and racism will be stimulated.  

There will be space for personal reflection, both to sensitise participants and to strengthen them in their personal confrontations. Together we will work out which challenges are connected with this in the work context and also personally, and which opportunities racism-critical approaches offer for the mediation of art and culture.

The workshop will be led by trainers Reza Mirdadi and Cornelia Schneider.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

In cooperation with glokal e.V.

In this workshop, first impulses for individual confrontation and positioning within the framework of approaches critical of oppression and racism will be stimulated.  

There will be space for personal reflection, both to sensitise participants and to strengthen them in their personal confrontations. Together we will work out which challenges are connected with this in the work context and also personally, and which opportunities racism-critical approaches offer for the mediation of art and culture.

The workshop will be led by trainers Reza Mirdadi and Cornelia Schneider.

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.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Dialogical exhibition tour with Andreas Hüneke
Art historian, Potsdam

Andreas Hüneke is art historian and provenance researcher. Since 2003, he has held a teaching position at the “Degenerate Art” research center of Freie Universität Berlin. Since the 1970s, his focus has been on the works confiscated during the Nazi regime. Born and raised in the GDR as the son of a priest, his fascination with Expressionism and abstraction repeatedly touched upon limitations. He arrived at the Staatliche Galerie Moritzburg in Halle (1970-1977) via a detour of working as a theatre painter and studying theology. Since then he has worked as as a freelancer and has lived in Potsdam since 1982.

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Saturdays, public guided tours in German will give you the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

After a tour of the exhibition with director Lisa Marei Schmidt, the current programme for schools will be discussed.

We look forward to your participation and suggestions.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Conversation with Sabine Eggmann

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

Dr. Sabine Eggmann works as Academic Director of the Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Volkskunde (SGV). She studied Volkskunde/European Ethnology, Ancient History and Latin Philology at the University of Basel, where she also completed her doctorate on the contemporary concept of culture. In addition to her work for the SGV, she teaches as a lecturer at the universities of Basel and Zurich. Her research focuses on questions of folk culture and (im)material cultural heritage, contemporary everyday culture in all its facets and methods of cultural theory.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Conversation with Judith Raum

In the series Re-visited, experts from different disciplines share their particular perspective on the exhibition – an exhibition tour based on discussion.

Judith Raum is an artist and writer living in Berlin. Her multi media installations and lecture performances often incorporate archival research on social and economic histories, and more recently focuse on the history of the textile industry. For example, her recent works consider the aesthetics and materials used by the artists of the Bauhaus textile workshop as well as examine the fabrics in terms of both gender politics at the Bauhaus and the political unrest before the National Socialists took power.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

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.

Family Day is open to all visitors and there is no need to register. We recommend allowing at least one hour for your visit.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

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.

The lecture will take place on the occasion of the launch of the accompanying publication Brücke-Archiv 24. The founding director of the museum, Leopold Reidemeister, established the publication series as early as 1967. It is now being revived after a ten-year break. The current issue on Kirchner’s Swiss years is dedicated to the passionate collector and Kirchner connoisseur Eberhard W. Kornfeld, whose generous loans made the exhibition of the artist’s late work possible.

Dr. Karin Schick has been in charge of the Collection Modern Art at the Hamburger Kunsthalle since 2012. Prior to this, she worked for six years as Director of the Kirchner Museum Davos, Switzerland.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Exhibition tour with Lisa Marei Schmidt, director Brücke-Museum

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

After a tour of the exhibition with director Lisa Marei Schmidt, the current programme for schools will be discussed.

We look forward to your participation and suggestions.

Registration at Museumsdienst Berlin: +49 (0)30 247 49 888 or museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

After a tour of the exhibition with director Lisa Marei Schmidt, the current programme for schools will be discussed.

We look forward to your participation and suggestions.

Registration at Museumsdienst Berlin: +49 (0)30 247 49 888 or museumsdienst@kulturprojekte.berlin

On Sundays, public guided tours in German present you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition together with one of our art mediators.

Dialogical tour with Kamal Sallat
Artist, Berlin

Dialogical Tour with Daniel Morat
Historian at the Free University, Berlin

Dialogical tour with PD Hedwig Richter
Historian at the Institue for Social Research, Hamburg