The drawing course allows for a creative and personal encounter with the original work of art. Under guidance, different techniques and materials are tried out, knowledge is deepened, and new methods are tested.
Every third Thursday of the month the Georg Kolbe Museum invites those over 60 to experience art together and to enter discussions.
Experience the current exhibition as part of a public tour.
Taking action against anti-Semitism in art museums – A training course for art educators, artists, volunteers, museum curators, and artists
Taking action against anti-Semitism in art museums – A training course for art educators, artists, volunteers, museum curators, and artists
Taking action against anti-Semitism in art museums – A training course for art educators, artists, volunteers, museum curators, and artists
Join the tour with the curator of the current exhibition, Dr Elisa Tamaschke, and gain an insight into curatorial work.
The drawing course allows for a creative and personal encounter with the original work of art. Under guidance, different techniques and materials are tried out, knowledge is deepened, and new methods are tested.
Experience the current exhibition as part of a public tour.
Every third Thursday of the month the Georg Kolbe Museum invites those over 60 to experience art together and to enter discussions.
The KURZFILMTAG is Germany’s biggest event-day revolving around short film. This year the Georg Kolbe Museum is celebrating the diversity of short film for the first time.
Experience the current exhibition as part of a public tour.
The drawing course allows for a creative and personal encounter with the original work of art. Under guidance, different techniques and materials are tried out, knowledge is deepened, and new methods are tested.
Every third Thursday of the month the Georg Kolbe Museum invites those over 60 to experience art together and to enter discussions.
Experience the current exhibition as part of a public tour.
The drawing course allows for a creative and personal encounter with the original work of art. Under guidance, different techniques and materials are tried out, knowledge is deepened, and new methods are tested.
For the fourth lecture in the series From the Margins, Julius Redzinski will talk about fan culture in art. Using the example of the relationship between Erich Moebes and Georg Kolbe, he examines the influence of followers on artists‘ careers.
Queer Power Gym Berlin is a place where queer people can optimally pursue their fitness needs and desires. Eve Bastian founded it and is invited to the museum for a talk about bodies* and their work.
Experience the current exhibition from a queer perspective that focuses on diversity.
The drawing course allows for a creative and personal encounter with the original work of art. Under guidance, different techniques and materials are tried out, knowledge is deepened, and new methods are tested.
Experience the current exhibition as part of a public tour.
The drawing course allows for a creative and personal encounter with the original work of art. Under guidance, different techniques and materials are tried out, knowledge is deepened, and new methods are tested.
Every third Thursday of the month the Georg Kolbe Museum invites those over 60 to experience art together and to enter discussions.
Experience the current exhibition from a queer perspective that focuses on diversity.
Experience the current exhibition as part of a public tour.
The Georg Kolbe Museum cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition Creating Space: The Constructivist Marlow Moss. With Leonor Antunes, Tacita Dean, Florette Dijkstra, and Ro Robertson.