Past Events

Architecture – Space – Anthropocene: Rethinking with Walter Benjamin Change of Programme: Lecture by Emanuele Coccia

Lecture by Emanuele Coccia: "Planetary Home Theory. Domestic Space and the Anthropocene"

Chair: Jürgen Renn

Welcome: Erdmut Wizisla

Registration: anmeldung.iwbs@gmail.com

In English

Ein von Schatten begrenzter Raum Emine Sevgi Özdamar

Archive opening and book presentation with Emine Sevgi Özdamar, Katja Lange-Müller, Angela Winkler and Helmut Böttiger

In German

€ 6/4

Also available as live stream

Berlin will be Berlin. Afred Kerr’s letters from Berlin for the Königsberger Allgemeine Zeitung

Introduction, reading and discussion with Deborah Vietor-Engländer and Ulrich Matthes

In German

€ 6/4

Artist and critic. Hans Purrmann and Karl Scheffler in letters

Book Presentation with Bernhard Maaz, Ulrich Noethen and Sabin Tambrea

Welcome: Werner Heegewaldt

In German

Free admission

Standgericht

Film by Rolf Busch, Germany 1966, 103 min.

Followed by a discussion with Britta Hartmann, Ralf Oberndörfer and Hans Helmut Prinzler

In German

€ 6/4

Fleeting Art. The actress Charlotte Basté (1867–1928)

Showcase Presentation

In German

Mon – Fri 9 am – 5 pm

Free admission

Fritz Marquardt

Archive presentation with Thomas Heise, Corinna Harfouch, Hermann Beyer and Wolfgang Behrens

In German

€ 6/4

Arbeit am Gedächtnis – Transforming Archives

Tue – Sun 11 am – 7 pm

€ 9/6. Free admission for under 19s, Tuesdays from 3 pm and on the 1st Sunday of the month

Installation by Robert Wilson only until 22 Aug

Guided tours including the Picture Cellar: Tue 5 pm, free admission + Thur 5 pm, € 3 plus exhibition ticket

Curators' tours excluding the Picture Cellar: Sun at noon, admission with exhibition ticket

John Heartfield – Photography plus Dynamite

Tue – Sun 11 am – 5 pm

€ 14/6

Werner Düttmann on his 100th birthday Werner Düttmann. Building. Berlin.

The Akademie building at Hanseatenweg, designed by Werner Düttmann, becomes a satellite for an exhibition by the Brücke-Museum.

Daily 11 am – 7 pm

Free admission