Exhibitions in Berlin in February 2025

A list of exhibitions to see while you are in Berlin in February 2025.

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Owe Me Everything - Manja Ebert

Owe Me Everything – Manja Ebert

Alte Feuerwache
“Our present day impressively demonstrates how social media shapes our perception of the world around us – whether in terms of elections, news,…“
Heavy Metal in the GDR

Heavy Metal in the GDR

Museum in der Kulturbrauerei
“Louder, harder, faster – heavy metal fascinates young people the world over in the 1980s. Whilst bands like Metallica and Iron Maiden conquer the…“
Profitopolis Museum der Dinge Berlin

Profitopolis – or the Condition of the City

Museum der Dinge
“With the exhibition “Profitopolis or the Condition of the City”, the Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge promotes the city as a central topic.…“
Andrea Pichl - Values of Economy

Andrea Pichl – Values of Economy

Hamburger Bahnhof
“For the exhibition, Andrea Pichl has devised an architectural installation dealing with the economic transfer between West and East Germany and the…“
Access Kafka Berlin

Access Kafka

Jewish Museum Berlin
“Kafka comes to Berlin! One hundred years after the death of Franz Kafka, the Jewish Museum Berlin is providing new insights into his work with its…“
Mark Bradford - Keep Walking

Mark Bradford – Keep Walking

Hamburger Bahnhof
“Renowned American artist Mark Bradford launches his much-anticipated first solo exhibition in Germany, marking the reopening of the historic Rieckhallen…“
Exhibition 'News' at Museum für Kommunikation Berlin

Nachrichten – News

Museum für Kommunikation Berlin
“The first comprehensive exhibition on news in Germany sheds light on our relationship to news and traces the historical development of news. In doing…“
Rückenwind. – Gearing Up. More Cycling in the City!

Gearing Up. More Cycling in the City!

Technikmuseum
“The exhibition Gearing Up. More Cycling in the City! is all about cycling urban environments. Its focus is on the bicycle as it rose to become a widely…“