Exhibition talks in DGS
Deaf art educator Sieglinde Lemcke and artist Veronika Kranzpiller are offering exhibition talks in German Sign Language (DGS) at the Käthe Kollwitz Museum Berlin, focusing on the current special exhibitions.
The tours, which last around 120 minutes, are aimed at deaf visitors whose first language is German Sign Language, as well as at an audience with a knowledge of sign language.
Dates:
12 April 2026, 3 p.m.
The special exhibition “Käthe Kollwitz and the Theatre” offers the first comprehensive exploration of Käthe Kollwitz’s passion for the theatre and its influence on her work. It also highlights her family’s close ties to the stage during a formative period in Berlin’s theatrical history.
17 October 2026, 3 p.m.
With the special exhibition ‘Ida Gerhardi – And Everything Danced’, Berlin’s Käthe Kollwitz Museum is shining a spotlight on an extraordinary modernist artist whose significance has long been underestimated. Around 40 paintings and drawings from Gerhardi’s years in Paris around 1905 reveal a painter who moved with confidence through the vibrant metropolis and was one of the first female artists to explore Parisian nightlife and the world of dance as subjects.
Registration is appreciated: bildung@kaethe-kollwitz.de
Participation included in the museum admission price.
