A museum presenting collections, history and culture, with a focus on Africa, Asia, America and Oceania, offering guided tours.
A guided tour of the new Asian art collections, including questions of provenance and restitution.
A guided tour of Franco Stella's building, exploring its architecture, history and old-new contrasts.
A guided tour exploring Franco Stella's architecture and the site's layered building history, in German.
The tour connects water research in the sea with an artificial iceberg and space.
Children and adults design their own miniature palaces using cardboard, wire and other materials.
Three picture books are read aloud about making room for others and yourself.
A guided tour explores how dance passes between generations, using fans and museum objects.
Children write and perform their own slam poems about water, guided by two poets.
Participants build a personal pop-up box filled with images of favourite people and things.
A guided tour follows the site's changing uses through historical objects and selected stops.
Samtblech and Georg Schwark combine Robert Walser's texts with music from the Alps.
Children and adults examine architectural details and search for traces of earlier buildings.
Children explore nature's superpowers and craft their own three-dimensional guardian figure.
A guided tour explores the Benin Bronzes' history and what restitution means next.
Guided tour exploring Islam's history and present through collection objects and community videos.
A guided tour explores queer perspectives on gender and sexuality across cultures.
Guided tour on how Asian art depicts wisdom and compassion, from India, China and Japan.
Families turn a history wheel, discover Berlin scents and dance inside a disco ball.
Children's films show how they make bead necklaces, carve bows and fish from reed boats.
Participants explore Maker Space equipment, design graphics or objects, and may take a finished creation home.
Visitors bring textiles and old clothes to repair, rework or create something new together.
A guided tour explores Tanzania's colonial history and raises questions of restitution.
Children's short films show hammock weaving, sitting mat making and toy car building.
Children design their own transformable mask inspired by Kwakwaka'wakw carving traditions from Canada.
A guided tour exploring the origins and possible restitution of Tanzanian cultural objects.
A dialogical tour explores indigenous cultures of the Americas and colonial history's impact.
Mongolian and early European music meet in a family concert with poetry and video art.
A read-aloud fantasy journey inspires visitors to draw their own vision of a place.
A reading of picture books about a king who builds a wall and the rules it breaks.
Artists connect stone figures' history with ancient myths, in a changing storytelling series.
Parents explore the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition with their baby on a guided tour.