Guidance system from the Palace of the Republic
© Piktogramme Klaus Wittkugel / Akademie der Künste, Berlin / Trägersystem Peter Rockel / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, digital reproduction: Jester Blank GbR
Signs for recreational activities: game meeting, bowling, youth work, with status indicators.
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Guidance system from the Palace of the Republic
© Piktogramme Klaus Wittkugel / Akademie der Künste, Berlin / Trägersystem Peter Rockel / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, digital reproduction: Jester Blank GbR
Past events
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The Humboldt Forum is a new building on a historic site. Since the Middle Ages, princes and politicians have built, remodelled, demolished and rebuilt here to express their political aspirations.

How is this eventful history of the site presented in the four permanent exhibitions in the Humboldt Forum? In what ways are predecessor buildings such as the Palace of the Republic or important events at this often controversial location reflected and made vivid?

The guided tour provides insights into the curatorial and design concepts of the exhibitions and invites discussion.

 

is art historian and exhibition curator and has been working for the Humboldt Forum Foundation in the Berlin Palace since 2018. She has contributed to the conception and implementation of the permanent exhibition “Spuren” (Traces) and is currently responsible for the collection on the history of the site.

Practical Notes

  • Meeting point & time

    The meeting point for guided tours and the location for workshops can be found on your booking confirmation. In order for the tour to begin punctually, please arrive 15 minutes before the programme is due to start. We ask that you allow for this additional quarter hour when planning your visit.

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