Print workshop
on Museum Sunday
On the first Sunday of every month | 12.00 – 15.00 hrs.
For people from 8 to 99 years
Drop-in offer, no registration required
Free admission!
Summer holiday offer
from July 31 until August 4, 2023
10.00 to 15.00
8 – 12 years
all about printing
Slow Art
every two months, the first Thursday of the month | 18.00
Duration: ca 60 minutes
Number of participants: min. 3 persons
Costs: reduced entrance fee plus 3 euros participation fee,
free of charge for members of the Association of Friends
Registration requested
Printing at high level
Private workshop
Date on request
Duration 3 hours
360 euros per group (up to 8 persons) incl. materials and museum entrance fee
Suitable for people between 8 and 99 years
“And yet it is art”
in German, English, French and Italian language
Appointment by arrangement
Duration ca 60 minutes
80 euros tour fee plus admission
High, the print!
School project day for primary school, secondary I and II + after-school care
up to 28 participants
Duration 180 min
Dates on request, time frame 10.00-13.00
costs 135 euros per class, 100 euros up to 15 students
materials and equipment will be provided
Happy Birthday, Käthe Kollwitz!
156 years ago, on 8 July 1867, Käthe Kollwitz was born. In the Kollwitz house, they knew how to celebrate birthdays, and so we are dedicating ourselves to the birthday rituals of the Kollwitz family on the occasion of the anniversary of our house artist.
Berlin Seniors’ Week
Join us for a conversation on the topic of “Talking Hands in the Work of Käthe Kollwitz”.
90-minute exhibition talks on
Sunday, June 25, at 15.00 and Thursday, June 29, at 14.00
Explore museums
International Museum Sunday on May 21, 2023
Explore the art of Käthe Kollwitz and try it out for yourself in the drawing workshop with free admission.
Workshop: 14.00 – 17.00
Beginners and advanced learners are equally welcome!
On the anniversary of Käthe Kollwitz’s death
On 22 April 1945, Käthe Kollwitz died at the age of 77 in Moritzburg near Dresden. In the “Rüdenhof”, a manor house on the castle pond of Moritzburg, she found refuge from the war and spent the last months before her death there. In the end, her eyesight and physical strength were no longer sufficient…