Handpicked from the same festivals lineup, scored for this weekend.
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Frog Prince
The princess loses her golden ball. The frog demands a promise in order to retrieve it for her. She must learn to keep her promise and overcome her fear. In the end, she actually manages to turn the disgusting frog into a prince.
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Die 7 Typen Show
You can look forward to a wonderfully funny duo with plenty of fun and a touch of inspiration for more joy in life.
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Renate Zeun | betroffen
betroffen brings together vintage prints from Renate Zeun’s eponymous photographic series, produced in the first half of the 1980s, in which the East German artist turns the camera on herself.
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Monumente des Miteinander: Die ersten Bauwerke vor 12.000 Jahren
Monumental T-pillars, delicate sculptures, and artistic artworks showcase the creative power of the first village communities. Planning, transporting, and erecting these structures was only possible through cooperation, skill, and perseverance.
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Wenn Steine sprechen: Das Leben einer neolithischen Gemeinschaft (Englisch)
Discover the art and life of prehistoric times! 12000 years ago, humans formed the first village communities, cultivated fields, kept animals, and lived together permanently.
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Nora Turato
Language - both spoken and written - serves as a primary material in Nora Turato’s work, explored through typography, wall pieces, video, sound, performance, and artist books (notably her pool series).
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Memory Is a Strange Bell
The Neue Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) and Künstlerhaus Bethanien jointly present works by artists who received the Berlin Senate's 2025 Visual Arts Working Grant.
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Lesia Vasylchenko
Lesia Vasylchenko (b. 1990, Kyiv) is among the emerging artistic voices from Ukraine whose work urgently needs to be heard today. As an eyewitness to the ongoing war, her interdisciplinary practice engages with temporality and history, war and memory, subjective and collective…
