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Eine Aus- und der unterschiedlichen Lebensbedürfnisse collection of drawings, watercolours, engrav- „KREUZWEGE“ IN KÖPENICK vorgestellt – diesmal geht es um Friesland. Man den und Aussichtsturm allseits zum Park. Das Hauptmann und Albert Einstein finden. Die stellung im – innen noch unfertigen – in einer Einwanderungsgesellschaft. Besucher ings and prints from several centuries. The WANN SEE AUS- 1 ‘CROSSROADS’ IN KÖPENICK erhält Einblick in den Alltag an der nieder- passt zu den Werken, die hier gezeigt werden: Galerie Parterre Berlin in der Nähe des frü- Schloss Babelsberg gibt in diesem Sommer sind eingeladen, die kleinen Häuser anzu- theme this year is music. What role do musi- ländischen und deutschen Nordseeküste, er- Arbeiten von zeitgenössischen Künstlern zum heren Wohnhauses der Künstlerin untersucht Einblick in die Planungen des exzentrischen schauen. What if your flat were to grow cians play in the religious and secular imagery Hingehen, STELLUNGS- Vor 500 Jahren verfasste Luther seine 95 Thesen fährt, wo noch Friesisch gesprochen wird und einen, Künstlern der DDR zum anderen, die ihr soziales Umfeld und ihr Wirken in Berliner Gartenkünstlers und seine Beziehung zur and shrink according to your life situation of the Renaissance? Find out what certain in- QR-Code-scannen und löste dadurch die Reformation aus – was die Trachten oder die friesische Teekultur die Themen Natur, Umwelt und Stadtent- Institutionen. Graphic artist and sculptor Schlossherrin, der späteren Kaiserin Augusta. or if your house treat the waste water of struments symbolise and see for yourself und-die-Denkmaler- Anlass für viele Sonderausstellungen auch so besonders macht. Zu sehen sind außerdem wicklung aufgreifen. Die aktuelle Ausstellung Käthe Kollwitz was born in Königsberg in 1867 Von den Schlossfenstern aus hat man einen your shower by itself to save resources? What how Klee and Kandinsky tried to produce rufen-Dich-an! in Berlin. Wie sich die Hohenzollern in der die fast mystisch wirkenden Fotografien von „Zwischen Räumen“ präsentiert Fotografien, but spent most of her life in Berlin, where she wunderbaren Blick auf die Gartenterrassen, if you could live in a designer house for just sound pictures with lines and colours. A pan- TIPPS Go along, scan the QR code Glaubensfrage entschieden, untersucht die Mila Teshaieva, die über mehrere Jahre hinweg Grafiken und Installationen, die sich Stadt- lived in Prenzlauer Berg with her husband, den Park und die Havel. Babelsberg Park € 100 a month including electricity, heating orama of musical history in images that is and the statues will give EXHIBITION TIPS Ausstellung „Kreuzwege. Die Hohenzollern Bewohner der Insel Föhr beobachtet und in- landschaften und urbanen Räumen widmen the doctor Karl Kollwitz, and their two sons. is alive again with the splash of waterfalls and Internet? Sounds like a utopian dream, not to be missed! you a call! und die Konfessionen 1517–1740“ im Schloss terviewt hat. At the end of every August – von Gordon Matta-Clark über Sibylle To mark the 150th anniversary of her birth, and the gushing of fountains. All this doesn’t it? But on the Bauhaus campus a Köpenick. Die Schloss räume aus Renaissance quiet unassuming Dahlem really lets its hair Bergemann bis Tomás Saraceno. There’s an the artist is being honoured in two exhibitions: sprang from the imagination of Hermann, group of people involved in culture, science, und Barock bieten den passenden Rahmen down. Come and join in with the noisy, architectural jewel just off the busy B1 road – the Käthe Kollwitz Museum in Fasanenstrasse Prince of Pückler-Muskau, and was labori- research and creative industry are working für die hier eindrucksvoll präsentierten Schrift- lively fun in the Days of European Culture at Biesdorf Palace. This Classical villa built in introduces us to her friends, fellow artists ously laid out from 1843. This summer the together on making it real. From Spring until stücke, Gewänder, Pokale und Abendmahls- the Museum of European Cultures. This red sandstone, in which the Siemens family and patrons, including such celebrities as still unfinished interior of Babelsberg Pal- Autumn they create various different ‘tiny 21. Juli–5. November geräte. Nach dem Ausstellungsbesuch sollte year we’re celebrating Frisia. There’ll be mu- once lived, was restored to its former glory Gerhart Hauptmann and Albert Einstein; and ace is holding court to an exhibition on the houses’ in the courtyard garden of the Bau- Di–Fr 10–18 Uhr, Sa/So 11–18 Uhr man unbedingt die Schlossinsel mit ihren sic and dancing in the foyer and the garden, last year. Its large windows, staircases, verandas the Galerie Parterre near the house where plans of this eccentric garden artist and his haus Archive, mobile wooden houses on 6 €, erm. 3 €, unter 18 Jahre frei alten Bäumen umrunden und auch einen and talks, readings and workshops await you and viewing tower face out across the park, Kollwitz lived explores her social milieu and relationship with the mistress of the house, wheels, as an answer to the challenges of 21 July–5 November Blick in die Kirche werfen, die 1685 für die as you discover the everyday life of this re- making it the perfect showcase for what is on her involvement in Berlin’s institutions.
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