Berlin 1912-1932
Exhibition
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Berlin as the cosmopolitan and mythical artistic hotspot of the twenties experienced an unprecedented transformation. Social, political and technological upheavals revolutionized postwar society and artistic creation.
The exhibition ‘Berlin 1912-1932’ highlights this key period. With a Belgian view of the German art scene in mind, it pays special attention to an everyday reality that was marked by crisis and utopia, ravage and euphoria, misery and decadence. Known as the ‘Golden Twenties’, this gripping era comes alive again through more than 200 major artworks by Otto Dix, Raoul Hausmann, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Kazimir Malevich, Aleksandr Rodchenko, Max Beckmann, George Grosz, Hannah Höch…
Discover an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, films and architecture, and experience one of the most fascinating chapters of our history.
In a cosmopolitan city like Berlin even the biggest extremes are permitted to exist. An unseen activity in a rapid ephemeral life is unfolding there. (Jozef Peeters, Belgian artist, 1923)
CABARET PHILO
Unique: at the heart of the exhibition, the 'Cabaret-Philo' invites visitors to reflect on yesterday's and today's challenges. The 'Cabaret-Philo' presents music, performances, debates, dance, workshops, happenings, poetry, cinema and lectures!
> Discover the full programme of the Cabaret Philo
Practical informations
Address
Rue de la régence 3
1000 Brussels
Mail / +32 (0)2 508 32 11
Hours
Tuesday - Friday: 10:00 - 17:00
Weekends: 11:00 - 18:00
Closed on Mondays
The ticket offices close half an hour before closing time.
Any person entitled to a free ticket (e.g. ICOM/journalist), is to go directly to our ticketing desk.
ONLINE TICKETS
Closed
1 & 11 November / 25 December 2018
1 & 10 January 2019
* Audioguides are available in English, German, French and Dutch.
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Admission
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| Adult (19 – 64) | €14,50 |
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Senior (+65 years) |
€12,50 |
| Student (-26 years) | €8,00 |
| Person with a physical or mental disability + accompanying adult | €8,00 |
| Belgian school teachers | €8,00 |
| Child (-19 years) | €0,00 |
| Press (valid press card or appointment required) | €0,00 |
| Friends of the RMFAB / ICOM | €0,00 |
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| Adult (min. 15 persons or more) | €10,50 |
| School groups (-26 years) | €3,50 |
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| Weekend visit 1h30, 12 pers. max. + 1 free supervisor (entrance included) |
€115 |
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| ADULTS | Visit 1h30, 15 to 20 pers. max. |
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| Weekend visit 1h30, 15 to 20 pers. max. |
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RESERVATION BY EMAIL / +32 (0)2 508 33 33
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