Price: € 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.

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.

August 6

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

 Berlin-based artist Claudia Wieser designed a three-part installation for the rotunda of the PalaisPopulaire. “In the Round” consists of two sculptures, a mirror relief, and a photo collage. The work marks the beginning of a tour through the exhibition “Ways of Seeing Abstraction. Works from the Deutsche Bank Collection.” With geometric figures on the surface of the sculpture, the theme of “abstraction and space” is explored. At the same time, hover, the work is a testament to Wieser’s keen interest in combining craft and art—she glazed and fired the tiles of the sculptures herself. The photographic wallpaper shows antique sculptures as well as shots of a stroll through Berlin, whereas the broken reflections take visitors onto the stage and place them right in the middle of the action.

Friedhelm Hütte, the curator of the exhibition, talks with Claudia Wieser about her training as a blacksmith, her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, architecture, design, art, and much more.

Price: € 9 / Reduced € 6
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Sara Bernshausen, curator of the show Marc Brandenburg. Hirnsturm II, guides you through the exhibition.

Film, music, fashion—other artistic disciplines have had a wide-ranging impact on Marc Brandenburg’s work. On the occasion of the exhibition "Marc Brandenburg: Hirnsturm II", the PalaisPopulaire is showing a selection of films that inspired him.

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The beginnings of the Deutsche Bank Collection are closely tied to Joseph Beuys. During this period, the artist was in a lively exchange with the bank through personal contacts, exhibitions, and purchases. The portfolio of early drawings with 57 sheets, acquired by the Deutsche Bank Collection together with the Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf, as well as the sculpture Bergkönig (1958-1961), now on permanent loan to the Städel Museum, reflect the multifaceted work of the exceptional artist. To commemorate the 100th birthday of Joseph Beuys (1921-1986), the PalaisPopulaire is showing prints related to works from the 1950s.

In a lecture Friedhelm Hütte talks on this special connection between Bank and artist and on the famous Beuys equation “Kunst=Kapital”.

You can view the event on our YouTube channel at a later time.

Photo: Lutz Kleinhans, © Historisches Institut der Deutschen Bank

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