Berlin — Now on

Fate in the Stars. The Origins of the Zodiac

Tracing the zodiac from Babylon to Rome at Neues Museum

Haus Lemke – The Furniture of Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich

Rare complete furniture from a Mies van der Rohe interior

The Berlin Sculpture Find: Degenerate Art in the Bomb Rubble

16 lost Modernist sculptures found in Berlin bomb rubble

Being Related. Shared Language, Shared Knowledge?

How kinship and family define belonging across cultures

The Legend of Prince Vishvantara: Boundless Generosity

A giant Nepalese scroll tells the tale of Prince Vishvantara.

Language Families

Manuscripts reveal the linguistic diversity of the Turfan finds.

Family and Religion

Two silk paintings on family, faith, and ancient belief

Cornerstone of Antiquity. Berlin's First Museum

How Berlin's first museum brought antiquity to the public

Discover Archaeology. From Find to Exhibition at PETRI Berlin

Follow a find from dig to display at PETRI Berlin.

(Un)visible Places. Siegfried Hirschmann – A Forgotten Industrial Pioneer

A virtual journey into a forgotten industrial empire.

Time Travel to the Old Tiergartenviertel

A tribute to the creative residents of old Berlin

Muslim Un/Visibilities: Making Connections. Intervention in the Collection Display

Exploring Muslim life hidden in MEK Berlin's collection

Dioskuren – Der geschenkte Tag

Contemporary art meets antiquity in Berlin's Neues Museum.

Stories of Tanzania

Centuries of Tanzanian history, critically examined.

The Baptismal Font of Siena. History, Restoration and Reinstallation of a Plaster Model

History and restoration of Siena's Baptismal Font plaster model.

Time & Temporality. A ThinkSpace of the Dahlem Research Campus

An interdisciplinary look at time across science, art, and philosophy.

Zerreißprobe. Art Between Politics and Society. Nationalgalerie Collection 1945–2000

Art and politics in the Nationalgalerie collection, 1945–2000.

Forum Hamburger Bahnhof

The building's history told through archives and objects.

The Infinite Exhibition

22 collection works across the whole Hamburger Bahnhof site

Encounters. Non-European Arts and Crafts in the Collection of the Kunstgewerbemuseum

50 non-European treasures reframe decorative art history.

Ethnological Collections and Asian Art

20,000 works spanning world cultures at the Humboldt Forum

Plain Speaking. On the History of the Bode-Museum

The Bode-Museum explores its own history for the first time.

Ideal and Form. 19th-Century Sculptures from the Collection of the Nationalgalerie

19th-century sculptures in Schinkel's landmark church

Rococo Worlds. The Porcelain and Faience Collection

Rococo porcelain and faience at the Kunstgewerbemuseum

The Crown of Kerch. Treasures from Europe's Early History

Migration Period treasures back in Berlin after 80 years

The Mechanical Christmas Mountain from the Erzgebirge

300+ figures animate the life of Jesus on 15 sq metres

Portraits! Surprising Encounters from Botticelli to Lempicka

A sweeping journey through the history of portraiture, from the Renaissance to the 20th century, exploring how people across the ages chose to see — and be seen.