Contemporary art, culture and sports activities are the focus of this gallery sponsored by Deutsche Bank and set within the updated rooms of a rococo palace built as a residence for Prussian princesses. Readings, workshops, talks and other activities complement the annually changing exhibits. Check the website for hours and admission prices.
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