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Current Exhibitions

Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte

A CITY BECOMES COLOURFUL Hamburg Graffiti History 1980 – 1999

01.11.2022 – 07.01.2024
At the beginning of the 1980s, Hamburg’s urban landscape gradually began to change. The instigators of this transformation were not urban planners, however, but graffiti artists: inspired by films like Wild Style and Beat Street, they moved around the city at night with spray cans and left behind colourful pictures,…
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Museum der Arbeit

Man & Mining

17.11.2023 – 01.05.2024
In the exhibition “Man & Mining”, the thematic focus of the artistic positions is on current resource extraction and the people working in mining, especially in the Global South. Whether mining ore and coal, gold, silver, manganese or rare earths, which are central to electro-mobility and electronic products such as…
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Jenisch Haus

TOWARDS THE ELBE NEW WORKS BY TOBIAS DUWE, LARS MÖLLER, TILL WARWAS

02.04.2023 – 11.02.2024
For the joint exhibition „Elbwärts“ (Towards the Elbe), Duwe, Möller and Warwas have approached numerous well-known motifs along the river, but also striking places in the Hamburg cityscape, which they have captured with a fresh eye, artistically documenting the changes in the city and nature. The exhibition in the Jenisch…
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Vorschaubild der Ausstellung "Elbwärts"
Altonaer Museum

Freedom of Faith In the history and presence of Hamburg

27.09.2023 – 15.07.2024
We have the freedom to believe what we want – or not to believe. Freedom of religion is a general human right and set in Germany’s Basic Law. In everyday life, this right is contested. Architecture, religious education in schools, funerals – the topics are manifold. With this exhibition we…
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Ausstellungsmotiv Glauben und Glauben lassen
Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte

Hamburg 1923 A city under threat

20.09.2023 – 07.01.2024
In many respects, the year 1923 has a drastic significance in Hamburg’s history. The Weimar Republic was only a few years old and was being challenged and fought by both right-wing and left-wing opponents. Domestic political disputes as well as the occupation of the Ruhr by France and Belgium threatened…
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Online Banner der Ausstellung Hamburg 1923. Die bedrohte Stadt
Speicherstadtmuseum

Warehouse District's City Hall Historic photos

16.09.2023 – 07.01.2024
In a special exhibition, the Warehouse District Museum presents photos by Manfred Stempels portraying the Speicherstadt City Hall – as the historic administrative building of HHLA Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG is traditionally called.
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Foto: Manfred Stempels
German Port museum

Permanent Exhibition At German Port Museum

You can literally walk around the permanent exhibition of the German Port Museum by strolling through the grounds. The exhibits inside the 50s shed are rather small compared to the floating exhibits or the cranes on the quay, but of course they are all equally important for learning about port…
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Museum of work

Permanent Exhibition At Museum of Work

The collection of the Museum der Arbeit deals with Hamburg’s industrial, technical and social history. Very large objects such as the TRUDE can be found there, as well as stamps that were used to sign off files in the Kontor in the past.
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Jenisch House

Permanent exhibitions AT JENISCH HOUSE

The Jenisch House is the former country house of Hamburg Senator Martin Johann Jenisch (1793 – 1857). Built between 1831 and 1834 according to plans by Franz Gustav Forsmann and Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the Jenisch House is a significant monument to neo-classical architecture. It is distinguished by its villa style…
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