Priceless – Money, Power, Values

2 Oct 2026 — 17 Jan 2027 at Forschungscampus Dahlem · Berlin

Everything revolves around money: collecting deposit bottles, pulling on a rubber glove, reaching for your phone at the checkout. Yet money is far more than coins and banknotes or a digital account balance. Since its origins, money has shaped our understanding of the world and put a price on what — and who — counts as valuable.

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Forschungscampus Dahlem · Berlin

Lansstraße 8, Berlin, 14195 Official site

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