12:00 – 15:00
For families, adults, young people and children aged 6 and up – with and without disabilities, in German and English
With art educator and artist Karen Michelsen Castañón together with student workshop facilitator Rosa Witt
Participation is free of charge, admission only
Registration requested
14:00 – 15:00
Anlässlich der Ausstellung:
Eva Frankfurther – Das Leben malen
Mit der Kunstvermittlerin Marian Fuchs
Teilnahme kostenfrei, nur Eintritt
15:30 – 16:30
On the occasion of the exhibition:
Eva Frankfurther – Drawn from Life
With art educator Hagar Ophir
Participation is free of charge, admission only
Together with Haus am Waldsee, the Georg Kolbe Museum and the Brücke-Museum, we invite you to enjoy free admission and a varied programme of activities and workshops.
This joint initiative builds on Berlin’s Museum Sunday, which offered free admission to numerous museums across the city once a month until the end of 2024. Together, we highlight the importance of making art and culture accessible to everyone.
Featured images: Eva Frankfurther: Workers’ Tea Break, c. 1955; Woman with Two Children, c. 1955. Collection: Family of Eva Frankfurther. Photos: Miki Slingsby. West Indian Waitresses, c. 1955. Ben Uri Collection, London. Presented by the artist’s sister Beate Planskoy, 2015. Photo: Ben Uri Gallery and Museum. Self-Portrait in Headscarf, c. 1957. Collection: Family of Eva Frankfurther. © Eva Frankfurther Estate. Design: Yevheniia Havrylenko.
You are warmly invited to the opening of the exhibition Eva Frankfurther – Drawn from Life, which will take place on Thursday, 22 October 2026, at 7 pm at the Café in Kunsthaus Dahlem.