Things to do in Berlin on Tuesday 3 November

Rooms / Stages: Photography with the room as its subject.

Newton‘s One-off Album: hand-captioned photographs.

Fractured Lifeworlds: Ovaherero and Nama claims for justice.

Skaters & Skateboarders: the scene in East and West.

Im Rhythmus der Großstadt: photography and press in Berlin.

Ayumi Paul: Sound path through the sculpture garden.

Dabei sein und nicht schweigen: Gabriele Stötzer's art.

The Housing Question: past and present housing struggles.

Exhibition on how Neukölln's streets got their names.

Matter of Care: sculpture by eight women artists.

You Are All Our Children in One: Roma art on eugenics.

everybody: group show on the body, after Olivia Laing.

Josef Kaiser: Building for the GDR.

Berlin Connect: wine tasting with sommelier & tour.

Guerrilla Girls: posters on inequality in the art world.

The Opposite of Now: 12 projects for a better present.

WAK'E S’: sculpture and painting by David Douard.

Group show at the haubrok foundation.

Art between Vietnam and the GDR: exhibition.

Wohin mit mir?: Documentary on young refugees.

Echotropia: new paintings by Christian Achenbach.

Monira Al Qadiri: Sculptures on myth, animals and nature.

The Last Ones Awake: Rebecca Brodskis, portraits in oil.

Christoph Hochhäusler: short film and film materials.

Projektionen auf den Osten: art on East and West.

Monte Carlo Method, a film by Dora Budor and Noah Barker.

Metaxy: art on loss, guilt and memory in wartime's wake.

Xavier Robles de Medina: “Source”, exhibition.

Lúcia Koch: New Systems, walkable colour filters.

Animal Mirror: 15 artists on humans and animals.

"Shine a Light": group show on light as subject and element.

Martin Margiela in Berlin: works by the former designer.

CIRCLE PAINTINGS: Alan Charlton's new grey paintings.

Symptoms: Group show with Edvard Munch and Mamma Andersson.

Projections Onto the East: art on “East” and “West”.

Preis der Nationalgalerie: Maurizio Cattelan.

Robert Rauschenberg – Crosstown: paintings and sculptures.

Abdulnasser Gharem's solo show on aniconism and images.

Life–Death: film and works by Katharina Sieverding.

Urform: wood sculptures by Claire de Santa Coloma.