A stone is a stone is a stone. Still, unmoving, and inanimate, it lies there, unchanged for centuries. But if you look closely, if you perceive it through the eyes of other living beings, then the stone is as changeable as a cloud.

It is dark or light, a pebble or a mountain, a scent or a feeling. Around it, the world changes, life bustles and the stone is a part of it. Brendan Wenzel cleverly and surprisingly tells of a stone that means the world.

Matching the exhibition Moving Clouds, we will read the story as a picture cinema and invite you to get creative yourself in the subsequent workshop. Just like Lucia Tallovà, we will work with fabrics, paper, and colors, giving the quiet stone a thousand faces.

Cooperation with the bookshop Krumulus.

The PalaisPopulaire invites you to a weekend full of art, encounters, and creative experiences!

In the coming weeks, more program information will follow here.

Free admission.

What sounds can be heard in the exhibition? In the works of Lucia Tallová – awarded "Artist of the Year" by Deutsche Bank – many themes are central: for example, ecology, feminism, as well as loss. She connects past with present and uses different materials in her art to convey this. Can you perceive the sounds of the wood, the photographs, and the clouds? What do you perceive?

The Berliner Philharmoniker and PalaisPopulaire invite children to embark together on a creative sound journey. Starting from individual artworks, we will go on a musical exhibition expedition. Thus, the visit to PalaisPopulaire becomes a first small concert experience, which invites participation, but also listening and watching.

In cooperation with Berliner Philharmoniker

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Free of charge. Limited capacity. In German

What is hidden behind the doors that usually remain closed? On this special tour, you will discover exciting places beyond the exhibition rooms: from the offices to the technical rooms and experience the PalaisPopulaire from a new perspective.

What tasks actually belong to everyday museum life?

Come along on an exciting discovery tour through the PalaisPopulaire, today we'll take a very close look and explore the museum from a side that few others get to see!

TICKETS HERE
Free of charge. Limited capacity.

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Photo: Mathias Schormann