Here you find all about our planned events and we draw your attention to special guided tours and let you take part in stories in front of and behind the scenes of the museum.
The Käthe Kollwitz Museum offers a special kind of digital city tour during its relocation! Discover with the tour Käthe TO GO places in Berlin from which Käthe Kollwitz was inspired or where she worked artistically.
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The museum is currently closed. The preparations for the move have begun. From autumn 2022, we will welcome you in our new rooms in the Theaterbau at Charlottenburg Palace.
“There are three things important to me in my life: that I have had children, that I have had such a faithful life companion, and my work.”
(Käthe Kollwitz to her son, January 1926)
Works by the artist on all exhibition floors with a special show on the 2nd floor
from April 1, 2022 to say goodbye to Fasanenstraße 24
Lotte Jacobi and Lotte Reiniger
Special exhibition from January 22, till March 20, 2022, extended till March 27, 2022
As part of its last special exhibition at its current location, the Käthe Kollwitz Museum is dedicated to the work of two outstanding female artists of the Weimar Republic. Lotte Jacobi (1896-1990), whose world revolved around photography, and Lotte Reiniger (1899-1981), who devoted herself to silhouettes.
Film afternoon at the Kollwitz Museum
We are presenting Lotte Reinigers’ animated film “The Adventures of Prince Ahmed”
March 19, 2022
at 16.30
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year – visit us during the holidays. We are open daily from 11 am to 4 pm except Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
Special exhibition from November 6, 2021 till January 9, 2022
Käthe Kollwitz appreciated Heinrich Zille in the works in which he artistically captured people and situations exclusively by drawing means. The exhibition at the Kollwitz Museum attempts to present the artist in these essential moments, leaving aside the humorous typifications executed at the time for marketing purposes. For Käthe Kollwitz, these works by Heinrich Zille were “masterpieces”.
The Kollwitz Museum presents about 60 works, including numerous heliogravures and partly colored drawings.
“Lines up, lines down – drawing sounds with a synthesizer.”
from October 11 till 14, 2021 | at a time 10.00 – 15.00 | 10 – 14 years
Still course places available!