Exhibitions and museums in Berlin on Monday 2 November

Genghis Khan: treasures of Mongolia.

looking back: the German Colonial Exhibition of 1896.

Ruin and Rush: 1920s Berlin with Kirchner, Dix and Höch.

Art and migration in Kreuzberg since 1960.

Ryuichi Sakamoto: his first major retrospective in Europe.

Not All Travellers Walk Roads: exhibition.

Die Magie der Straße: masterpieces of street photography.

The Magic of the Street: Masterpieces of street photography.

Exhibition on club culture after the Wall fell.

Der Holocaust – Was wussten die Deutschen?: exhibition.

„We resisted as best we could.“ – Resistance at Ravensbrück.

Staatssicherheitsinhaftierung: portraits by André Wagenzik.

Portraits: Botticelli to Lempicka.

Contested Kinship: Colonial and Nazi violence compared.

Eva Frankfurther – Das Leben malen.

Not All Travellers Walk Paths – exhibition at HKW.

Lina Lapelytė: 400,000 wooden cubes shaped by visitors.

Susan Hiller – Bad Dreams: dreams and the unexplained.

KOO JEONG A – OUSSSEAN: glowing paintings and magnet towers.

Rafik Greiss' first solo show: film, photo, sculpture.

Gursky, Miró, Warhol meet the long 19th century.

Senta Minzlaff: joyful neo-expressionism in Berlin.

ENCOUNTERS: art on migration, bodies, borders.

Computer games: cultural history to try out yourself.

The German surrender in May 1945: open-air exhibition.

Skulpturenfund: modernist works defamed as degenerate.

Geschichte(n) Tansanias: Exhibition on colonial past.

Draußen… Unter Kiefern: an art trail through museum woods.

Wavematters: an exhibition on how waves shape social life.

Paradox Loom: hand-built labyrinth by Karmanoia.

Colonial Traces: interventions in the permanent exhibition.

Kunst – Menschen – Macht: Schönhausen in the Nazi era.

Masterpieces of European painting, 13th to 18th century.

Next Door: Tacita Dean and Bruce Nauman in the Rieckhallen.

Chodowiecki 300: prints by women artists around 1800.

Marlene Poelzig in modern Charlottenburg: an exhibition.

Alles vorwärts-los!: Photos of water sports and politics.

European painting from the 13th to the 18th centuries.

Vitalii Shupliak – THRESHOLDS: video, painting, performance.

Wir waren nie nur Mensch: art and science beyond the human.