Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.

In the large rotunda, the round staircase of the PalaisPopulaire, the artist Claudia Wieser created a large work of art. Unlike in the exhibits in the gallery spaces, she did not paint on a sheet of paper or canvas, but conquers the whole space. We go directly into her “space art,” talk about color, form, and technique and the effect the artwork has on us. Afterwards, we can create a design for the rotunda ourselves using the collage technique, which can later be exhibited and posted.
 
 

Free tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.

Tape art is a young art form n whch mainly tape is used. The tape can be thick or thin, colorful or black and white. During a short tour of the exhibition, we discover many abstract, or non-objective, works of art that give us ideas for tape action. We will learn about different styles and techniques and then tape our own picture.

Photo: Doro Petersen

Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.

Colors and shapes are everywhere. In nature, in urban areas, and in the many paintings in the exhibition at the PalaisPopulaire. Artists often use shapes and colors to represent what they see, feel, and think. But can pictures also make sounds, be as quiet as a summer wind or as loud as a thunderclap? The Berliner Philharmoniker and the PalaisPopulaire invite families with children 5 and older, with and without disabilities, to a musical exhibition expedition. A visit to the exhibition becomes  a first concert experience that invites you to participate, but also to listen and watch.

Photo: Alina Simmelbauer

Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.

Colors and shapes are everywhere. In nature, in urban areas, and in the many paintings in the exhibition at the PalaisPopulaire. Artists often use shapes and colors to represent what they see, feel, and think. But can pictures also make sounds, be as quiet as a summer wind or as loud as a thunderclap? The Berliner Philharmoniker and the PalaisPopulaire invite families with children 5 and older, with and without disabilities, to a musical exhibition expedition. A visit to the exhibition becomes  a first concert experience that invites you to participate, but also to listen and watch.

Photo: Alina Simmelbauer

Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.

“How does it begin? With nothing? Maybe” is how the entertaining philosophical story about the origin of everything and nothing begins. In the exhibition, we encounter non-objective shapes such as circles, triangles, and squares, which in the book Maybe by Guido van Genechten become plants, people, and animals, and then shapes and pure color again. Thus, the book deals in an age-appropriate, tangible way with a topic into which a great of thought has been put. We then talk about our own ideas of where we come from and represent these ideas with simple shapes in colorful pictures.

In cooperation with the bookstore Krumulus

Admission tickets can be purchased at the ticket shop or at the cash desk.

Abstract means without an object. So abstract art is created through the use of colors and shapes. We explore the exhibition together. Which colors are your favorites, which shapes do you like best? We get inspired by particularly beautiful works of art. Then we design great patterns and print our own Christmas paper.

Photo: Doro Petersen