Lunch+
Every Wednesday 1 – 2 pm Every Wednesday 1 – 2 pmPrice: € 18/ Reduced: € 15
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk
A special lunch: A short guided tour of the exhibition followed by a lunch menu (starter and main dish, excluding drinks) at LePopulaire.
Tours for Seniors
67+
Tours for Seniors
Every last Friday of the month, 3 pm – 4 pm
Every last Friday of the month, 3 pm – 4 pm
Price: € 15
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk
Discover the exhibition in small groups and exchange views on selected works in dialogue with the art educator, followed by a cup of coffee and a piece of cake in the restaurant LePopulaire.
Lunch+
Every Wednesday 1 – 2 pm Every Wednesday 1 – 2 pmPrice: € 18/ Reduced: € 15
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk
A special lunch: A short guided tour of the exhibition followed by a lunch menu (starter and main dish, excluding drinks) at LePopulaire.
Workshop. Dialogue. Music
with the Berliner Philharmoniker
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk.
In a new chamber music series at the PalaisPopulaire, members of the Berliner Philharmoniker introduce themselves and their instruments and talk in a relaxed atmosphere about the works presented, interpretation questions, the working methods of a chamber music ensemble, and much more. In this way, the natural distance between artist and audience in a normal concert is removed and the evening becomes a place of encounter. Be there!
Sculptures in public around the PalaisPopulaire
6 – 7:30pm 6 – 7:30pmPrice: € 9 / Reduced € 6
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk.
From mid-September the sculpture “Kitty Fountain” by Tom Sachs can be seen in front of the PalaisPopulaire. A one-hour tour through the neighborhood introduces the work of the American artist as well as important historical monuments around Bebelplatz.
Photo: Mathias Schormann
LIVE Meet Kapwani Kiwanga
Deutsche Bank Collection
LIVE Meet Kapwani Kiwanga
Paris-based Canadian artist Kapwani Kiwanga uses the formal vocabulary of minimal and conceptual art to develop new spatial and visual experiences. An anthropologist and social scientist by training, many of her works explore power structures in architecture, how the design of spaces determines what we see and how we are seen. For example, her 2018 Linear Painting series appears at first glance to be a highly aesthetic color field painting. At the same time, however, it refers to color design that is intended to influence human behavior in public buildings.
Kiwanga’s work has been presented around the world and has won many awards. In 2018, for example, she was the first recipient of the Frieze Artist Award, and in 2020 she received the important Prix Marcel Duchamp.
Britta Färber, Chief Curator of the Deutsche Bank Collection, talks with Kapwani Kiwanga about color, architecture, and power, about Sun Rae and Afrofuturism—and much more.
This event will take place online. If you are interested, you can register for the Zoom Webinar here.
Presented by Uslar & Rai
The Shortlist
Presented by Uslar & Rai
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk.
Who is in the running for Germany’s most coveted book prize? Uslar & Rai present the six nominees in the final round of the German Book Prize 2021.
a lecture
Abstraction + Color
a lecture
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop and at the cash desk.
Friedhelm Hütte, the curator of the exhibition Ways of Seeing Abstraction – Works from the Deutsche Bank Collection, and Georg Kremer, owner of the long-established company Kremer Pigmente, discuss the topic of abstraction and color, or more generally, colors and pigments as materials as well as color production and its history. After the talk, the podium will be open for questions from the audience.
Curator's Tour
Art+
Curator's Tour
6pm – 7pm
6pm – 7pm
Price: € 9 / Reduced € 6
Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.
Curator Friedhelm Hütte guides you through the exhibition Ways of Seeing Abstraction – Works from the Deutsche Bank Collection
Photo: © Mario Andreya