Exhibitions and museums in Berlin this weekend

Bauhaus Infinity Archive: a million Bauhaus objects.

Old master paintings at the Gemäldegalerie.

Tausendmal Berlin: the Nationalgalerie on Berlin's myth.

Permanent exhibition at the villa on Lake Wannsee.

Enthüllt: Berlin's removed monuments, from Kaiser to Lenin.

Zionskirche through the HOLGA: photos by Vera Rüttimann.

Mauer Land: Thomas Meyer's color photos of the Wall strip.

Vernissage: the Zionskirche through a HOLGA camera.

"Deine Anne": Anne Frank's story with young peer guides.

Sony World Photography Awards 26.

B Cell City: immersive video art on life and cancer.

Vitalii Shupliak: THRESHOLDS, exhibition on thresholds.

One Shot Award: group show of the best single photographs.

Maria Schumacher: CLUMSY CODES, painting meets pixels.

Beyond Imagining: video programme by festival 3hd 2026.

Leyla Yenirce: Core, paintings and sound works.

Ulrich Gebert: photographs of man, animal, technology.

¡Hasta siempre, Fidel!: Castro photos by Roberto Chile.

Realities between perspective and fantasy: paintings.

Between Heaven and Earth: Art by Frauen-Kunst-Karawane.

André Derain: Modell für Malerei, paintings.

Lost&Found: objects left behind in the library, on display.

ART Steglitz 2026: recent works by Steglitz artists.

Du bleibst du: Portraits of life with multiple sclerosis.

Places and Media of Music: exhibition on Lima.

SURGE: Ian Jones' photographs transformed with AI on canvas.

50 Years of Freunde der Domäne Dahlem: the exhibition.

Kunst macht glücklich: 2,500 originals by 90 artists.

4Art: Showcase of works by four women artists.

Opera costumes from the Deutsche Oper, until Halloween.

Zeitreise ins alte Tiergartenviertel: art scene of 1925.

Alltag in der DDR: exhibition on daily life in East Germany.

Road Traffic: from ox cart to mass motoring.

Leben im Mittelalter: village life 800 years ago, hands-on.

Das Offene Depot: 15,000 objects of product culture.

Quittengelb und Lavendelgrün: paintings by Uta Jeran.

Opening: Klasse Brenner X Art’Us Collectors’ Collective.

„Baum – Symbol für Wachstum“: hands turned into trees.

125 Years of Chorverband Berlin: the capital sings.

125 Years of Chorverband Berlin: how the city sings.