Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition 120 Years of Brücke, 120 Berliners, 120 Art Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Thesea Rigou and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt. 

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition 120 Years of Brücke, 120 Berliners, 120 Art Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Thesea Rigou and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt. 

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition 120 Years of Brücke, 120 Berliners, 120 Art Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Thesea Rigou and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt. 

With Yili Rojas (artist)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition 120 Years of Brücke, 120 Berliners, 120 Art Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Thesea Rigou and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt. 

With Meeting Lines (artistic collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

With Peira (Chris Herzog and Alma Wellner Bou) accompanied by Ximena G. Toro (assistant curator, Brücke-Museum)

One hundred twenty  Berliners have each selected a work of art from the Brücke-Museum’s collection. In a Perfect Match, some of the co-curators talk to museum staff about their connection to the Brücke. Assistant curator Valentina Bay invites journalist Sonja Eismann into a conversation to share her impressions.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition 120 Years of Brücke, 120 Berliners, 120 Art Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Thesea Rigou and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt. 

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition 120 Years of Brücke, 120 Berliners, 120 Art Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Thesea Rigou and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt. 

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition 120 Years of Brücke, 120 Berliners, 120 Art Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Thesea Rigou and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt. 

We cordially invite you and your friend to the exhibition opening of 120 Years of Brücke. 120 Berliners. 120 Artworks.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Stephan Kunz (Artistic Director, Art Museum Graubünden) and Lisa Marei Schmidt (Director, Brücke-Museum)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Marei Loellmann (Visual Artist)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Teresa Fagbohoun (Fashion Designerin)

With Meeting Lines (artistic collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With different papers, drawings, collages, colors and threads we compose pictures together. Let’s search for the path of the threads. What stories will we encounter along the way?
With Carla Schliephack and Marcos García Pérez

How is weaving done? And what are warp and weft threads? Materials and sketches are used to illustrate knitting in the mediation space. An experimental weaving station by the artist group traces invites visitors to weave collectively and is intended to grow over the course of the exhibition.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With / con Karen Michelsen Castañón (Visual Artist / Artista visual)

With Karen Michelsen Castañón and Gudrun Ingratubun (visual artists)

With Meeting Lines (artistic collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Teresa Fagbohoun (Fashion Designer)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Marei Loellmann (Visual Artist)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

The LebenWerkGemeinschaft textile studio invites you to take a look behind the scenes. You can look over the shoulders of the weaving, felting, wool processing and tailoring staff. The work here is inclusive and of high quality, using natural materials and giving production the time it needs.

With Meeting Lines (artistic collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

With different papers, drawings, collages, colors and threads we compose pictures together. Let’s search for the path of the threads. What stories will we encounter along the way?
With Carla Schliephack and Thesea Rigou

Students from the University of Hildesheim cordially invite you to intervene in the current exhibition. Since the fall, they have been developing new mediation concepts for the Brücke-Museum audience. In different ways, they deal with Lise Gujer’s tapestries and their genesis, encourage critical reflection and open up new perspectives on the exhibited works. They do this performatively and narratively, participatively and multisensory.
The concepts were developed in close collaboration with Daniela Bystron (curator for Outreach / Brücke-Museum) and Fiona McGovern (lecturer at the University of Hildesheim). 

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Sofia Botvinnik (Curator, Museum Europäischer Kulturen) Ximena G. Toro and Luna Weis (Assistant Curators, Brücke-Museum)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Karen Michelsen Castañón (Visual Artist)

With Meeting Lines (artistic collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

The LebenWerkGemeinschaft textile studio invites you to take a look behind the scenes. You can look over the shoulders of the weaving, felting, wool processing and tailoring staff. The work here is inclusive and of high quality, using natural materials and giving production the time it needs.

With Meeting Lines (artistic collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Katharina Stark (Visual Artist) and Isabell Schneider (master of weaving)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

On the first Sunday of the year, we offer an extensive programme in our current exhibition ‘Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting’. Due to the cuts in Berlin’s cultural budget, we are unfortunately no longer able to offer this programme as a free Museum Sunday. We very much regret this. The events are included in the regular admission price.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

How is weaving done? And what are warp and weft threads? Materials and sketches are used to illustrate knitting in the mediation space. An experimental weaving station by the artist group traces invites visitors to weave collectively and is intended to grow over the course of the exhibition. The collective invites visitors to engage with the weaving frame together on two specific dates.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

We cordially invite you and your friend to the exhibition opening of Lise Gujer. A New Way of Painting. In Dialogue with Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.

Roundtable discussion (EN) with Rafael Cardoso (art historian and descendant of Hugo Simon), Rebecca Friedman (Holocaust Claims Processing Office, New York State Department) and Jason Osborn (film maker and descendant of Max Osborn), moderated by Meike Hoffmann (provenance researcher, Freie Universität, Berlin). Welcome by Lisa Marei Schmidt (Director, Brücke-Museum).

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack).

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack).

Specialist tour with Isabel Fischer (collection curator, Brücke-Museum) and Nadine Bauer (provenance researcher, Brücke-Museum)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Marwa Younes Alkmobel (artist), Sand Burkhardt (art historian and author), and Miriam Rainer (author).

With Désirée Galert (pedagogy director, KlgA e.V.).

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

The exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works presents eight Jewish collectors who supported the Brücke artists during their time. The names of Rosy Fischer, Max Osborn, Elsa Glaser, Hans and Walther Heymann, Rosa Schapire, Hugo Simon and Victor Wallerstein have been almost completely forgotten today. The exhibition aims to commemorate them and pay tribute to their contribution to modern art. Their biographies, work and networks are brought to life in the exhibition through the collectors’ former works of art, historical documents and photos as well as interviews with experts and descendants. A new mural by artist Sophie von Hellermann provides a contemporary approach. Co-curator Ruth Ur invites you to take a tour of the exhibition and provides insights into her curatorial approach.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Yili Rojas (artist).

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Jasmin Hartmann (director, Koordinationsstelle für Provenienzforschung in Nordrhein-Westfalen, KPF.NRW) and Nadine Bauer (provenance researcher, Brücke-Museum)

The exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works presents eight Jewish collectors who supported the Brücke artists during their time. The names of Rosy Fischer, Max Osborn, Elsa Glaser, Hans and Walther Heymann, Rosa Schapire, Hugo Simon and Victor Wallerstein have been almost completely forgotten today. The exhibition aims to commemorate them and pay tribute to their contribution to modern art. Their biographies, work and networks are brought to life in the exhibition through the collectors’ former works of art, historical documents and photos as well as interviews with experts and descendants. A new mural by artist Sophie von Hellermann provides a contemporary approach. Co-curator Ruth Ur invites you to take a tour of the exhibition and provides insights into her curatorial approach.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack). (Canceled)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Sophie von Hellermann (artist) in conversation with Ruth Ur (co-curator)
3 pm guided tour with Ruth Ur

The exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works presents eight Jewish collectors who supported the Brücke artists during their time. The names of Rosy Fischer, Max Osborn, Elsa Glaser, Hans and Walther Heymann, Rosa Schapire, Hugo Simon and Victor Wallerstein have been almost completely forgotten today. The exhibition aims to commemorate them and pay tribute to their contribution to modern art. Their biographies, work and networks are brought to life in the exhibition through the collectors’ former works of art, historical documents and photos as well as interviews with experts and descendants. A new mural by artist Sophie von Hellermann provides a contemporary approach. Co-curator Ruth Ur invites you to take a tour of the exhibition and provides insights into her curatorial approach.

Drawing can be so easy, but it takes practice. In this workshop, you will find new dynamism and movement for the lines you draw – much like a gym workout for your creative drawing muscles. The artist duo Meeting Lines (Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack) challenge you with a variety of exercises to break your (visual) habits and help you move beyond creative blocks. More than a century ago, the Brücke artists showed us how when they invented the “quarter-hour nude”, in which rapid sketching and a quick change of positions became their motto. We invite you to a workout that includes various exercises, such as line cardio, teamwork, sprints, focus, inspiration, stretching, and meditation.

Specialist tour led by Alina Gromowa (deputy director, Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin – Centrum Judaicum). (cancelled due to sickness)

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Yili Rojas (artist).

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

With Marion Krüger (Hugo Simon Stiftung) and Uwe Trzewik (Heimatverein Schweizerhaus Seelow e. V.)

Specialist tour with Isabel Fischer (collection curator, Brücke-Museum) and Nadine Bauer (provenance researcher, Brücke-Museum).

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

Public tours give visitors the opportunity to jointly discuss the current exhibition Biographies of Modern Art. Collectors and Their Works with art educators, who offer tours from diverse perspectives grounded in art history, visual art, contemporary history and pedagogics. Based on the backgrounds of our museum guides, visitors can experience tours that address their individual focal points. Our art education and outreach team: Karen Michelsen Castañón, Dalila Daut, Jülia Devies, Theseas Rigou, Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz and Tanja-Bianca Schmidt.

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

How would you live relationships if everything was possible? Thủy-Tiên Nguyễn, author and performer, invites you to take a walk with headphones. You will hear fragments of text that encourage you to think about different forms of relationships.

What do community, memories and new beginnings, exile and home taste like? In this workshop organised by the non-profit organisation ‘Give Something Back to Berlin’, we will engage in an exchange on these topics through the experience of cooking and eating together at a long table in the garden. Under the guidance of Esra Biskin and Kalsang Tashi, we will prepare Turkish manti and Tibetan momos together. This not only teaches us how to prepare these delicious dumplings, but also creates a relaxed space to talk about life experiences linked to food, interfamilial and intergenerational mediations as well as migration and search movements.

From the vibrant streets of Birmingham, UK, to the pulsating heart of Berlin, AKA KELZZ (they/them) has evolved into a captivating act that weaves a tapestry of soulful melodies and introspective lyrics. 

What do community, memories and new beginnings, exile and home taste like? In this workshop organised by the non-profit organisation ‘Give Something Back to Berlin’, we will engage in an exchange on these topics through the experience of cooking and eating together at a long table in the garden. Under the guidance of Sonam and Kalsang Tashi, we will prepare Turkish manti and Tibetan momos together. This not only teaches us how to prepare these delicious dumplings, but also creates a relaxed space to talk about life experiences linked to food, interfamilial and intergenerational mediations as well as migration and search movements.

The collector Hanna Bekker vom Rath was ahead of her time in many respects, lived an emancipated, independent life and cultivated her friendships extensively. The concepts of romantic love, bourgeois nuclear family and friendly relationships are currently the subject of much discussion. Three performances in the Summer Festival programme invite visitors to explore ideas of relationships, interpersonal connections and the idea of the ‘chosen family’ in various formats such as performances, workshops and readings.

In search of connections and points of contact with Hanna Bekker vom Rath’s fearless commitment, four exiled authors from the Weiter Schreiben project reflect on the possibilities of poetic-artistic resistance against patriarchal violence and oppression today. The reading performances by Dima Albitar Kalaji, Sveta Ben, Rasha Habbal and Mazda Mehrgan will be accompanied by the musicians Bahila Hijazi and Louay Kanawati as well as the visual artist Marwa Younes Almokbel. Author Annika Reich and Weiter Schreiben project manager Lama Al Haddad will present the texts, which will be read in their original Arabic, Belarusian and Persian, in German translation.

How would you live relationships if everything was possible? Thủy-Tiên Nguyễn, author and performer, invites you to take a walk with headphones. You will hear fragments of text that encourage you to think about different forms of relationships.

Actor and performing artist Jules* Elting (no pronouns /Jules*) explores the theme of the ‘chosen family’ with a performance developed especially for the Brücke-Museum. The word ‘chosen’ is taken literally in this interactive performance: the participants are invited to make personal decisions in dialogue with Elting, which individually shape the course and content of each performance. Because every relationship is different.

From the vibrant streets of Birmingham, UK, to the pulsating heart of Berlin, AKA KELZZ (they/them) has evolved into a captivating act that weaves a tapestry of soulful melodies and introspective lyrics. 

We want to celebrate with you: collectively, in solidarity, as feminists, with art and good friends:

Print with us! In this creative workshop in the Waldraum, you can try out different printing techniques and print on paper or fabric. The messages play a decisive role: What do you want for our society? Where do you want to put pressure? In the workshop, you will be accompanied by the experts from Frauen machen Druck.

The Brücke-Museum is the first Berlin museum to be named Museum of the Year 2023 by the art critics’ association AICA Germany. This is the most important award for museums in Germany.

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

In this guided tour, Marian Stein-Steinfeld, co-curator of the exhibition, provides insights into the curatorial work on the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

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

With Jennifer Chert (gallerist) and Tanja Wagner (gallerist), moderated by Sonja Eismann (editor, Missy Magazine)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition  Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

In this guided tour, Magdalena Syen, assistant curator of the exhibition, provides insights into the curatorial work on the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art. 

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

With Yili Rojas (artist)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

With Xinan Pandan (artist, poet, educational consultant)

With Gisela Notz (social scientist and historian), moderated by Sonja Eismann (editor, Missy Magazine)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

With Christiane Rösinger (author, musician, and theatre director), moderated by Sonja Eismann (editor, Missy Magazine)

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

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

Together with the artist duo Po:era (Lucas Lacerda & Daniel Weyand), the Brücke-Museum invites you to an audio walk through Friedenau. We will follow in the paths of the Brücke artists.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

With the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón and Tanja Bianca-Schmidt

With Yili Rojas (artist)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

With Pasquale Virginie Rotter (holistic process facilitator, somatic coach, and healing being)

In this guided tour, Magdalena Syen, assistant curator of the exhibition, provides insights into the curatorial work on the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art. 

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

With Isabel Fischer (Curator of the Collection Brücke-Museum)

With Ciani-Sophia Hoeder (author of Wut & Böse, journalist, founder of RosaMag), moderated by Tari Weber (journalist and moderator)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

With Marcos García Pérez (artist) and Carla Schliephack (artist)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

With Karen Michelsen Castañón (artist) and Katie Lee Dunbar (artist, educator, researcher)

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

Lecture by Marian Stein-Steinfeld (art historian, co-curator). Followed by a discussion between Marian Stein-Steinfeld and Magdalena Syen (assistant curator).

In this guided tour, Magdalena Syen, assistant curator of the exhibition, provides insights into the curatorial work on the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art. 

With Meeting Lines (artist collective / Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

With Jeanne-Ange Wagne (artistic researcher, art and cultural mediator) and Amadou Hemboum (scientist)

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón, Jülia Devies, Thesea Rigou and Dagmawit Abebaw Hunz.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

With Pasquale Virginie Rotter (holistic process facilitator, somatic coach, and healing being)

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

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition Hanna Bekker vom Rath. A Rebel for Modern Art together with one of our art educators. 

We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition.

The Ukrainian artist duo Lia Dostlieva and Andrii Dostliev invite you to a workshop and pop-up exhibition on decolonial discourses with a focus on the power relationship between Russia and Ukraine.

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

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

Drawing can be so simple, but it takes practice. In this workshop you will find new tension and movement for your line work in drawing: Just like a gym workout for your creative drawing muscles. The artist duo Meeting Lines (Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack) will challenge you with varied exercises from your (visual) habits and help you to release your creative blocks. 

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

The very choice of wood as a grown material was a small revolution at the beginning of the 20th century. Exactly what earlier generations of artists had cut to size, polished smooth, or painted over appealed to the Brücke artists: grain, cracks, unevenness, even the irregularly grown form. All the randomness of nature was now incorporated into the design. It became an artistic program.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

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

An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition in German Sign Language.

In this tour, Parastou Forouhar, artist, and Lina Louisa Krämer, head of production and programme, Schinkel Pavillon, provide insights into the artistic work on the current exhibition.

In this tour, Isaac Chong Wai (artist) and Philipp Lange (assistant curator, Brücke-Museum), provides insights into the artistic and curatorial work on the current exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

The very choice of wood as a grown material was a small revolution at the beginning of the 20th century. Exactly what earlier generations of artists had cut to size, polished smooth, or painted over appealed to the Brücke artists: grain, cracks, unevenness, even the irregularly grown form. All the randomness of nature was now incorporated into the design. It became an artistic program.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón and Theseas Efstathopoulos.

100 years ago, the Brücke artists wanted to depict personal experiences and emotions in pictures. They not only painted what they saw, but also what they experienced or how they felt. Paintings conceal numerous narratives that are not always in the foreground. What ingredients do we need to tell stories? Together we will look for figures, places and actions in the museum that can inspire us to tell our own stories. Different materials, tools and games will help us to experiment with drawing and overcome creative blocks.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition in German Sign Language.

The Brücke-Museum is currently showing works of art from the collection of the Center for Persecuted Arts. Thematically, these works are embedded in the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression. The director of the Center for Persecuted Arts, Jürgen Kaumkötter, invites you on a tour and presents the artistic works of Dora Bromberger, Leo Breuer, Lea Grundig, Eric Isenburger, Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler and Oscar Zügel.

Drawing can be so simple, but it takes practice. In this workshop you will find new tension and movement for your line work in drawing: Just like a gym workout for your creative drawing muscles. The artist duo Meeting Lines (Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack) will challenge you with varied exercises from your (visual) habits and help you to release your creative blocks. 

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

In this tour, Philipp Lange and Luisa Seipp, assistant curators, provide insights into the curatorial work on the current exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression.

The very choice of wood as a grown material was a small revolution at the beginning of the 20th century. Exactly what earlier generations of artists had cut to size, polished smooth, or painted over appealed to the Brücke artists: grain, cracks, unevenness, even the irregularly grown form. All the randomness of nature was now incorporated into the design. It became an artistic program.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to explore the current exhibition in German Sign Language.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

In this curator’s tour, you will have the opportunity to experience the current exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression together with our director.

The Nazi art policy’s caesura continues to have an impact on art historiography to this day. Ostracism, retraining, confiscation, and occupational bans, all the way to expulsion and deportation, erased the careers of large sections of the contemporary artistic community. The extent of the measures was often more severe for the female representatives of the avant-garde than for their male colleagues, who were often able to seamlessly continue their successes after the end of the Second World War. In order to successively reappraise the history of these unjustly forgotten female artists, a course was held in the winter semester of 2022/23 at the Art History Institute of Freie Universität Berlin in cooperation with the Brücke Museum, the research results of which are presented here in part.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón and Theseas Efstathopoulos.

100 years ago, the Brücke artists wanted to depict personal experiences and emotions in pictures. They not only painted what they saw, but also what they experienced or how they felt. Paintings conceal numerous narratives that are not always in the foreground. What ingredients do we need to tell stories? Together we will look for figures, places and actions in the museum that can inspire us to tell our own stories. Different materials, tools and games will help us to experiment with drawing and overcome creative blocks.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

Drawing can be so simple, but it takes practice. In this workshop you will find new tension and movement for your line work in drawing: Just like a gym workout for your creative drawing muscles. The artist duo Meeting Lines (Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack) will challenge you with varied exercises from your (visual) habits and help you to release your creative blocks. 

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

ATTENTION: Due to too few participants, the course had to be cancelled.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón and Theseas Efstathopoulos.

The very choice of wood as a grown material was a small revolution at the beginning of the 20th century. Exactly what earlier generations of artists had cut to size, polished smooth, or painted over appealed to the Brücke artists: grain, cracks, unevenness, even the irregularly grown form. All the randomness of nature was now incorporated into the design. It became an artistic program.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón and Theseas Efstathopoulos.

100 years ago, the Brücke artists wanted to depict personal experiences and emotions in pictures. They not only painted what they saw, but also what they experienced or how they felt. Paintings conceal numerous narratives that are not always in the foreground. What ingredients do we need to tell stories? Together we will look for figures, places and actions in the museum that can inspire us to tell our own stories. Different materials, tools and games will help us to experiment with drawing and overcome creative blocks.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

Drawing can be so simple, but it takes practice. In this workshop you will find new tension and movement for your line work in drawing: Just like a gym workout for your creative drawing muscles. The artist duo Meeting Lines (Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack) will challenge you with varied exercises from your (visual) habits and help you to release your creative blocks. 

In this tour, Parastou Forouhar, artist, and Lisa Marei Schmidt, director of the Brücke-Museum, provide insights into the artistic work on the current exhibition.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón and Theseas Efstathopoulos.

The very choice of wood as a grown material was a small revolution at the beginning of the 20th century. Exactly what earlier generations of artists had cut to size, polished smooth, or painted over appealed to the Brücke artists: grain, cracks, unevenness, even the irregularly grown form. All the randomness of nature was now incorporated into the design. It became an artistic program.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with the art educators Karen Michelsen Castañón and Theseas Efstathopoulos.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

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

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

ATTENTION, Unfortunately, the performance can not take place on the 30 September and will be postponed. We will let you know once a new date is fixed.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

In this tour you will have the possibility to talk about the current exhibition together with one of our art educators. 

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

In this guided tour, Philipp Lange, assistant curator of the exhibition, provides insights into the curatorial work on the current exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression

Drawing can be so simple, but it takes practice. In this workshop you will find new tension and movement for your line work in drawing: Just like a gym workout for your creative drawing muscles. The artist duo Meeting Lines (Marcos García Pérez and Carla Schliephack) will challenge you with varied exercises from your (visual) habits and help you to release your creative blocks. 

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

Film programme by Sinema Transtopia to accompany the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression – a cooperation between the Brücke-Museum and the Schinkel Pavillon.

We cordially invite you and your friends to the opening of the exhibition The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time. Artistic Testimonies of War and Repression as part of Berlin Art Week.

An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibition in German Sign Language.

With RomaniPhen e.V. / Feminist Rom*nja Archive Berlin

Performances, tours, sounds - on this museum Sunday you can expect an artistic program in the forest room and museum garden. It is curated by the artist duo Po:era as part of the festival ONSITE.

From 19 August - 3 September Po:era Collective will host the second edition of the artistic residency and site-specific festival ONSITE in collaboration with Brücke-Museum in Berlin.

From 19 August - 3 September Po:era Collective will host the second edition of the artistic residency and site-specific festival ONSITE in collaboration with Brücke-Museum in Berlin.

with André Raatszch, Documentation and Cultural Center of German Sinti and Roma, Heidelberg

With David Paraschiv, Veronika Patočková und Estera Sara Stan (RomaTrial e.V.) 

With Joanna Warsza, Kuratorin

In the middle of the forest, surrounded by nature - that’s what it feels like when we are in the forest room, in the garden of the Brücke-Museum. And this is exactly what we take as an occasion for joint artistic experiments: In nature we draw, build and design with materials from the forest.

In this workshop we will deal with the individual memory, which forms the collective memory.

The three animated short films tell stories of resistance and self-assertion, of cohesion, of finding one’s way back into life and of remembering from the perspective of Sinti*zze and Rom*nja.

Art is not only beautiful, it can also make a difference and change things. Many artists show attitude - personally and politically. It can shake people up, make them think, or even put pressure on them. What do you want to move?

An exhibition tour with art mediator Sieglinde Lemcke presents you with the opportunity to experience the current exhibition in German Sign Language.

Discussion with the exhibiting artist Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, the curators Melanie Roumiguière (Head of Visual Arts at DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program) and Wojciech Szymanski (curator and art historian, Poland), moderated by Anna Mirga-Kruszelnicka (Deputy Director, European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture ERIAC).

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