HAUS am KLEISTPARK | Project-Room
The municipal galleries will be closed from Monday, November 2, 2020 until January 10, 2021. Read More
Tours & Talks
Thursday October 29th, 5pm - 7pm Stefanie Bürkle will be present.
Talks or small group tours on Thursdays,
alternating with exhibiting artists and Dr. Enno Kaufhold,
Uwe Warnke, Barbara Esch Marowski.
Modernism's diversity. 100 years greater Berlin
Stefanie Bürkle, Göran Gnaudschun, Ute Mahler, Florian Merkel, Arwed Messmer, Andreas Mühe, Loredana Nemes, Michael Schmidt, Anne Schönharting, Michael Wesely, Ulrich Wüst
© Foto: Anne Schönharting, Frank Dingel und Karsten von Kuczkowski, Stylisten, Berlin 2012, aus der Serie Berlin-CharlottenburgInvitation card (G)
The metropolis Berlin is the focus of this exhibition created in cooperation with the Kulturstiftung Haus Europa. To mark the centenary of the administrative amalgamation of Greater Berlin, the works of eleven art photographers address the realities, diversity, and complexity of various processes and developments in Berlin.
What defines a metropolis? Which works reflect both its social and technological / artistic development?
In outstanding photographic works, the exhibition presents the modernity of the city of Berlin on a continuum of progress and standstill – with an eye particularly for its multifaceted notions of lifestyle.
Exhibition view
Ulrich Wüst | from front to back: Stefanie Bürkle, Anne Schönharting, Michael Wesely, Florian Merkel
Göran Gnaudschun | Loredana Nemes
Arwed Messmer | Ute Mahler
From front to back: Göran Gnaudschun, Michael Wesely, Stefanie Bürkle | The patron of the exhibition is the governing mayor of Berlin, Michael Müller.
October 10, 2020 – extended until February 28, 2021
HAUS am KLEISTPARK
Grunewaldstr. 6/7, 10823 Berlin-
Schöneberg
Tue to Sun 11 am – 6 pm
Thu 10 am – 8 pm
Free admission/Free entry
U7 Kleistpark, Bus M 48, M 85, 106, 187, 204
No barrier-free access
Curated by Gabriele Muschter and Uwe Warnke.
The patron of the exhibition is the governing mayor of Berlin, Michael Müller.
An exhibition as part of the European Month of Photography.
Funded by the LOTTO Foundation Berlin.