Berlin
East meets West in Berlin's stunning new art space
It's Berlin's latest exhibition space, and quite possibly the city's most spectacular art venue yet.
This stunning conversion of a former World War II telecommunications bunker is about to open as The Feuerle Collection, which features historic Asian treasures as well as contemporary works by renowned international artists.
Berlin's own East/West story makes it an apt location for a museum focusing on dialogue between different cultures and eras, and this intriguing addition to the city's art scene promises to deliver some fascinating shows.
Image credits: Gilbert McCarragher via John Pawson, architect
It's certain, too, that the atmospheric venue will itself prove an attraction, and for those who can't wait to see it, the Feuerle Collection is due to open its doors for a short preview period from April 29th (further details below).
The museum will then serve as a principal venue during the ninth Berlin Biennale, before finally celebrating its grand, official opening in October. Something to watch out for if you can't get there sooner.
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The Feuerle Collection: Hallesches Ufer 70, 10963 Berlin.
Opens for a preview week from April 29th to May 7th; contact dm@feuerlecollection.org for further information or to pre-book a visit.
