Featured Events in Berlin in June, 2024 (May Updated)

The International Spy Museum is proud to host this official exhibition of iconic vehicles, all used on-screen by 007 and his many allies and adversaries. While James Bond is a fictional character, he embodies the spirit of many real spies in this museum. These men and women, from around the world, were inspired by over six decades of the Bond film franchise and its enduring cultural influence. Bond In Motion is a celebration of six decades of 007 vehicles. The exhibition features 17 iconic pieces from the EON Productions Archive and the Ian Fleming Foundation. Props, models scale and clips from the films are also on show alongside cars, motorcycles, submarines, and more from the Q Branch garage.

The Berlinische Galerie has devoted over 1000 square metres to presenting its collection. Waiting to be discovered among the roughly 250 works on show are paintings, prints, photographs, architecture and archive materials rarely or never displayed before. Walking around this exhibition is like time travel and takes visitors through Berlin in 17 chapters: the Kaiser’s era, the Weimar Republic, the Nazi dictatorship, the new beginnings after 1945, Cold War in the divided city, and the counter-cultures and unconventional lifestyles that evolved in East and West under the shadow of the Wall. In East Berlin, an alternative art community developed from the late 1970s. In West Berlin from the late 1970s, aggressive art by the “Neue Wilden” placed the divided city back in the international limelight.

The central work in the exhibition is the series Birkenau (2014), consisting of four large-format, abstract paintings. Birkenau is the result of Richter’s long and in-depth engagement with the Holocaust and the possibilities of representing it. The works are based on four photographs taken in the concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, which the artist transposed to four canvases before gradually painting over them. With each layer of paint, the depiction of the photographic original disappeared a little more, until it eventually became invisible. The work also includes a large four-part mirror, which is positioned opposite the four Birkenau canvases, creating another level of reflection. Alongside the Birkenau series, other loaned works from various phases of Richter’s career will be exhibited, among them Squatters’ House (1989), 6 Standing Panes (2002), and 4,900 Colours (2007). There is also another large group of works from Richter’s striking series of overpainted photographs.

The exhibition is aimed at gamers of all ages, but also at visitors who have little experience with computer games. The fact that computer games have developed into a leading medium is no longer a daring thesis. The social and aesthetic significance of the interactive and multimedia medium can no longer be overlooked. The computer game has freed itself from its origins as a laboratory experiment and toy and has become "the" medium of digital society, somewhere between pop culture, entertainment and art. With the opening of the exhibition »The World of Games« in the fall of 1997, the ZKM was one of the first art institutions worldwide to give video game culture a permanent public platform in an art context. Since then, the ZKM has repeatedly reshaped the presentation of games in a series of different exhibitions.

The Berlinische Galerie has devoted over 1000 square metres to presenting its collection. Waiting to be discovered among the roughly 250 works on show are paintings, prints, photographs, architecture and archive materials rarely or never displayed before. Walking around this exhibition is like time travel and takes visitors through Berlin in 17 chapters: the Kaiser’s era, the Weimar Republic, the Nazi dictatorship, the new beginnings after 1945, Cold War in the divided city, and the counter-cultures and unconventional lifestyles that evolved in East and West under the shadow of the Wall. In East Berlin, an alternative art community developed from the late 1970s. In West Berlin from the late 1970s, aggressive art by the “Neue Wilden” placed the divided city back in the international limelight.

The central work in the exhibition is the series Birkenau (2014), consisting of four large-format, abstract paintings. Birkenau is the result of Richter’s long and in-depth engagement with the Holocaust and the possibilities of representing it. The works are based on four photographs taken in the concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, which the artist transposed to four canvases before gradually painting over them. With each layer of paint, the depiction of the photographic original disappeared a little more, until it eventually became invisible. The work also includes a large four-part mirror, which is positioned opposite the four Birkenau canvases, creating another level of reflection. Alongside the Birkenau series, other loaned works from various phases of Richter’s career will be exhibited, among them Squatters’ House (1989), 6 Standing Panes (2002), and 4,900 Colours (2007). There is also another large group of works from Richter’s striking series of overpainted photographs.

LAS Art Foundation is pleased to present Pollinator Pathmaker, a living artwork and participatory project conceived by artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. This impactful initiative in interspecies art uses algorithmic technology to generate planting schemes for gardens, computed to support the greatest diversity of pollinating insects possible. It signals a shift toward the post-anthropocentric thinking necessary to face the current climate and biodiversity crises, and toward the non-human aesthetics and experimental formats that pave the way. Ambitious and future-minded, it is exemplary of how art can act as a driver for change, and offer new perspectives on our shared planet. Growing in the forecourt of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS- commissioned garden will be the first edition outside of the UK. LAS has committed to amplifying Pollinator Pathmaker’s impact by undertaking an extensive public campaign, which calls upon local communities, hobby gardeners and activists to get involved in pollinator protection by planting their own version of the artwork – what the artist refers to as DIY Editions – via Ginsberg’s free online tool: www.pollinator.art. Responding to the alarming decline in pollinator populations in recent decades, Ginsberg has worked with horticulturalists, pollinator experts and an AI scientist to devise an algorithmic tool that designs bespoke gardens for pollinating insects. Supported by the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS Edition will be customised for Continental Europe, and will feature more than 7,000 plants of 80 different varieties, planted over a 722-square-metre plot.

LAS Art Foundation is pleased to present Pollinator Pathmaker, a living artwork and participatory project conceived by artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. This impactful initiative in interspecies art uses algorithmic technology to generate planting schemes for gardens, computed to support the greatest diversity of pollinating insects possible. It signals a shift toward the post-anthropocentric thinking necessary to face the current climate and biodiversity crises, and toward the non-human aesthetics and experimental formats that pave the way. Ambitious and future-minded, it is exemplary of how art can act as a driver for change, and offer new perspectives on our shared planet. Growing in the forecourt of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS- commissioned garden will be the first edition outside of the UK. LAS has committed to amplifying Pollinator Pathmaker’s impact by undertaking an extensive public campaign, which calls upon local communities, hobby gardeners and activists to get involved in pollinator protection by planting their own version of the artwork – what the artist refers to as DIY Editions – via Ginsberg’s free online tool: www.pollinator.art. Responding to the alarming decline in pollinator populations in recent decades, Ginsberg has worked with horticulturalists, pollinator experts and an AI scientist to devise an algorithmic tool that designs bespoke gardens for pollinating insects. Supported by the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS Edition will be customised for Continental Europe, and will feature more than 7,000 plants of 80 different varieties, planted over a 722-square-metre plot.

LAS Art Foundation is pleased to present Pollinator Pathmaker, a living artwork and participatory project conceived by artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. This impactful initiative in interspecies art uses algorithmic technology to generate planting schemes for gardens, computed to support the greatest diversity of pollinating insects possible. It signals a shift toward the post-anthropocentric thinking necessary to face the current climate and biodiversity crises, and toward the non-human aesthetics and experimental formats that pave the way. Ambitious and future-minded, it is exemplary of how art can act as a driver for change, and offer new perspectives on our shared planet. Growing in the forecourt of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS- commissioned garden will be the first edition outside of the UK. LAS has committed to amplifying Pollinator Pathmaker’s impact by undertaking an extensive public campaign, which calls upon local communities, hobby gardeners and activists to get involved in pollinator protection by planting their own version of the artwork – what the artist refers to as DIY Editions – via Ginsberg’s free online tool: www.pollinator.art. Responding to the alarming decline in pollinator populations in recent decades, Ginsberg has worked with horticulturalists, pollinator experts and an AI scientist to devise an algorithmic tool that designs bespoke gardens for pollinating insects. Supported by the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS Edition will be customised for Continental Europe, and will feature more than 7,000 plants of 80 different varieties, planted over a 722-square-metre plot.

The International Spy Museum is proud to host this official exhibition of iconic vehicles, all used on-screen by 007 and his many allies and adversaries. While James Bond is a fictional character, he embodies the spirit of many real spies in this museum. These men and women, from around the world, were inspired by over six decades of the Bond film franchise and its enduring cultural influence. Bond In Motion is a celebration of six decades of 007 vehicles. The exhibition features 17 iconic pieces from the EON Productions Archive and the Ian Fleming Foundation. Props, models scale and clips from the films are also on show alongside cars, motorcycles, submarines, and more from the Q Branch garage.

The International Spy Museum is proud to host this official exhibition of iconic vehicles, all used on-screen by 007 and his many allies and adversaries. While James Bond is a fictional character, he embodies the spirit of many real spies in this museum. These men and women, from around the world, were inspired by over six decades of the Bond film franchise and its enduring cultural influence. Bond In Motion is a celebration of six decades of 007 vehicles. The exhibition features 17 iconic pieces from the EON Productions Archive and the Ian Fleming Foundation. Props, models scale and clips from the films are also on show alongside cars, motorcycles, submarines, and more from the Q Branch garage.

The exhibition is aimed at gamers of all ages, but also at visitors who have little experience with computer games. The fact that computer games have developed into a leading medium is no longer a daring thesis. The social and aesthetic significance of the interactive and multimedia medium can no longer be overlooked. The computer game has freed itself from its origins as a laboratory experiment and toy and has become "the" medium of digital society, somewhere between pop culture, entertainment and art. With the opening of the exhibition »The World of Games« in the fall of 1997, the ZKM was one of the first art institutions worldwide to give video game culture a permanent public platform in an art context. Since then, the ZKM has repeatedly reshaped the presentation of games in a series of different exhibitions.

The exhibition is aimed at gamers of all ages, but also at visitors who have little experience with computer games. The fact that computer games have developed into a leading medium is no longer a daring thesis. The social and aesthetic significance of the interactive and multimedia medium can no longer be overlooked. The computer game has freed itself from its origins as a laboratory experiment and toy and has become "the" medium of digital society, somewhere between pop culture, entertainment and art. With the opening of the exhibition »The World of Games« in the fall of 1997, the ZKM was one of the first art institutions worldwide to give video game culture a permanent public platform in an art context. Since then, the ZKM has repeatedly reshaped the presentation of games in a series of different exhibitions.

The Berlinische Galerie has devoted over 1000 square metres to presenting its collection. Waiting to be discovered among the roughly 250 works on show are paintings, prints, photographs, architecture and archive materials rarely or never displayed before. Walking around this exhibition is like time travel and takes visitors through Berlin in 17 chapters: the Kaiser’s era, the Weimar Republic, the Nazi dictatorship, the new beginnings after 1945, Cold War in the divided city, and the counter-cultures and unconventional lifestyles that evolved in East and West under the shadow of the Wall. In East Berlin, an alternative art community developed from the late 1970s. In West Berlin from the late 1970s, aggressive art by the “Neue Wilden” placed the divided city back in the international limelight.

Join the public viewing event at ŒLGARTEN in Berlin to witness the intense showdown between Turkey and Portugal in the 2024 European Championship. Historically, these teams have competed fiercely, with Portugal's star-studded lineup, featuring Cristiano Ronaldo, facing off against Turkey's spirited and determined squad. While Turkey has only managed to secure a victory against Portugal once before, in a thrilling 1955 friendly match, fans eagerly await to see if history will repeat itself. Immerse yourself in the electrifying atmosphere of the event, surrounded by friends, family, and fellow football enthusiasts. Enjoy delectable food, refreshing beverages, and a captivating ambiance as you cheer for your favorite team and savor every exhilarating moment of the game. Witness the best football nations in Europe battle it out for the championship title, all while experiencing the ultimate football party in the heart of Berlin. Admission is free for all attendees.

Witness the exhilarating clash between Albania and Spain at the European Championship match 2024 public screening at ŒLGARTEN in Berlin. Albania, known for its tenacious spirit and surprising victories, faces off against Spain, a powerhouse in European football with titles in 2008 and 2012. Join the gathering of football enthusiasts as they immerse themselves in the intense atmosphere of the event, cheering for their favorite teams and savoring every thrilling moment. Indulge in delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a captivating ambiance that promises an unforgettable experience. This ultimate football party awaits you in the heart of the city, where friends, family, and fellow fans unite to support their teams in the quest for glory. Admission is free, so mark your calendars for June 24, 2024, and be part of the excitement at ŒLGARTEN, Schleusenufer 1, 10997 Berlin.

Witness a historic clash at the 2024 UEFA European Football Championship public screening of the Serbia vs. England match at the ŒLGARTEN venue in Berlin. This event will showcase the intense rivalry and excellence of these two football powerhouses. Serbia, known for its passionate football culture, aims to challenge England's prestigious football legacy dating back to the origins of the sport. Notably, in the 1968 European Championship semi-final, Serbia (Yugoslavia) shocked England with a 1-0 victory, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the game. Join the electrifying atmosphere of the public viewing event as top European nations battle for the title. Immerse yourself in the football frenzy alongside friends, family, or fellow fans, cheering at every goal and savoring each thrilling moment. Indulge in delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a captivating ambiance that promises a memorable experience. Don't miss this ultimate football party in Berlin on June 15, where admission is free.

Witness a thrilling faceoff between Spain and Croatia at the Public Viewing/Screening event in Berlin. Spain, renowned for their tiki-taka style, will clash with Croatia, known for their tenacious spirit and impressive journey to the 2018 World Cup final. In Euro 2012, Spain secured a 1-0 victory over Croatia with a dramatic last-minute goal that left an indelible mark on football enthusiasts globally. Prepare for an epic showdown as these football giants battle it out for supremacy. Immerse yourself in the electrifying ambiance of ŒLGARTEN, where you can cheer for your favorite team alongside friends, family, and fellow fans. Indulge in delectable food, refreshing beverages, and a captivating atmosphere, making this event a must-attend for all football enthusiasts. Mark your calendar for June 15, 2024, and experience the ultimate football spectacle without any admission fee. Schleusenufer 1, 10997 Berlin is the place to be for an unforgettable evening of football frenzy.

隨著期待已久的IU 2024巡迴演唱會《H.E.R. World Tour》環球旋風即將來臨，柏林站的演出定於2024年6月23日在德國著名的Mercedes-Benz Arena隆重舉行。這場音樂盛事將在Mercedes-Platz 1號的現代化場館中展開，為樂迷帶來一場視聽盛宴。IU，韓國音樂界的璀璨明星，將以其獨特的魅力和非凡才華，攜帶全新的曲目和精彩的舞台表演，與柏林的粉絲們進行一場難忘的音樂對話。IU 2024巡迴演唱會柏林站的門票預計將迅速售罄，這場只此一夜的演出無疑將成為2024年柏林音樂日曆中的一顆閃亮之星。欲知更多詳情，請關注官方發布的最新消息，並準備在IU的音樂魔法中沉醉。

Experience the excitement of the European Championship 2024 public screening at ŒLGARTEN in Berlin, where football fans will gather to witness the intense match between Czech Republic and Turkey. Delve into the rich history of this event, like the thrilling Euro 2008 encounter between these two teams, where Turkey's stunning comeback secured a 3-2 victory against Czech Republic. Feel the adrenaline as the best football nations in Europe battle for the title, surrounded by friends, family, and fellow fans. Indulge in delicious food and refreshing drinks while immersing yourself in the electrifying atmosphere of the game, cheering at every goal and savoring each thrilling moment up close. Join the ultimate football party at ŒLGARTEN on June 26, 2024, with free admission for all. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a captivating experience that will leave you breathless.

Welcome to Dectopia, where creativity and celebration intertwine in a vibrant and unforgettable festival experience. Deck Design Contest showcases unique creations from local artists, allowing visitors to vote for their favorite deck and determine the winner. Winners receive attractive prizes and a special exhibition of their work. Immerse yourself in the Live Music Festival, featuring renowned musicians and bands across various genres like pop, rock, and EDM. Join open jamming sessions or indulge in the diverse culinary offerings at the Food Carnival, ranging from street food to gourmet delights. Engage in Creative Workshops for all ages, from painting to mini circus performances, fostering a collaborative and imaginative environment. Witness the Parade Deck adorned with creative costumes and decorations, or interact with captivating art installations throughout the festival grounds. Conclude your experience with a grand Fireworks Spectacular, bidding farewell to Dectopia with joy and high spirits. Embodying values of creativity, unity, and environmental awareness, Dectopia is a celebration that inspires and unites communities through diverse and engaging activities.

Witness the highly anticipated public screening of the Croatia vs. Albania match at EM 2024 in Berlin. These two teams, each with a unique history, will face off at ŒLGARTEN on June 19, 2024. Croatia's resilient gameplay clashes with Albania's underdog spirit in a showdown not to be missed. Interestingly, prior to this encounter, only the U21 national teams of Croatia and Albania have met, resulting in one victory each. Immerse yourself in the electrifying atmosphere of our public viewing event as Europe's top football nations compete for the title. Enjoy the football frenzy with friends, family, or fellow fans by your side, savoring delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a captivating ambiance. This ultimate football party promises to deliver every thrilling moment up close. Admission is free, so mark your calendars for a football experience like no other.

Don't miss the highly anticipated Scotland vs. Hungary match at ŒLGARTEN in Berlin for the 2024 European Championship. Witness the clash of these historic footballing nations, each with a rich legacy and passionate supporters. Scotland's resilience and determination on the pitch, coupled with Hungary's inspiring footballing heritage, promise an electrifying atmosphere. Experience the thrill of the public viewing event on June 23rd, as Europe's best football nations compete for the title. Immerse yourself in the football frenzy alongside friends, family, or fellow fans. Enjoy delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a captivating atmosphere while cheering for every goal. This ultimate football party awaits you at ŒLGARTEN, where you can be up close to every thrilling moment. And the best part? Admission is free. Mark your calendars for a memorable football experience in Berlin.

Witness the exciting clash between Georgia and Portugal in the European Championship 2024 public screening at ŒLGARTEN in Berlin. Georgia, known for its resilience as an underdog, faces off against Portugal, a football powerhouse led by the legendary Cristiano Ronaldo. Immerse yourself in the captivating atmosphere of our public viewing event as the top football nations in Europe compete for the title. Join fellow fans, friends, and family at ŒLGARTEN to cheer on your favorite team and experience every thrilling moment up close. Indulge in delicious food, refreshing drinks, and the electrifying ambiance that ŒLGARTEN has to offer. Be part of the ultimate football party in the city and enjoy this event for free on June 26, 2024. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of the football frenzy and witness the excitement unfold at ŒLGARTEN in Berlin.

The Asian Civilisations Museum presents Textile Masters to the World: The global desire for Indian cloth with a selection of exquisite garments and textiles at its Fashion and Textiles Gallery. Featuring 27 pieces from the National Collection and loans, the exhibition spotlights the historic global impact of textile production in India, and its role as evidence of trade and cultural exchange between India and regions such as the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Europe from the fourteenth to nineteenth century. From fashion and furnishing, to gift exchange and heirlooms, visitors can marvel at the artistry and craftsmanship of early textile masters, and discover how Indian textiles influenced local designs, materials and fashions wherever they were traded.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.