Exhibitions and museums in Berlin on Sunday 22 November

Kira Freije: sculpture exhibition at KINDL.

An exhibition with a film on speciesism.

Thu-Van Tran: ceramics, painting, drawing on colonialism.

Kunstknall: exhibition on forgotten women in art.

2101 – Future Ceramics: table culture of the future.

Priceless – Money, Power, Values: exhibition in Dahlem.

Connecting Threads: Embroidered narratives from Afghanistan.

Wind: The Architecture of a Death Camp.

Rubens, Jordaens, van Dyck: Flemish Baroque drawings.

Architectural Echotones: Vilanismo's exhibition at SAVVY.

Generation 75: video installation on teens in 1989 Germany.

Overwrite!: Artists from Mexico City and Berlin in dialogue.

Chorus: sound installation by Annika Kahrs at Nikolaikirche.

Daniel Chodowiecki 1726–1801: paintings and drawings.

Germany and the Soviet Union in WWII: permanent exhibition.

Geteiltes Leben: exhibition on art and migration in Berlin.

Kokoschkas Adenauer, Warhols Brandt: art meets politics.

BEING LINGUISTIQUE: language as art, with Stefan Marx et al.

Bauhaus collection photos: Eine Million Objekte.

Cesar Klein: painting and stage design of Berlin modernism.

Qusay Awad: exhibition tracing the Bärenzwinger's layers.

Peter Wächtler: Ständig, his first Berlin solo show.

Gigantomania: Sophie Kovel on ideology in images.

Atsushi Kaga ‘I lost you’: new paintings.

Shared Views: group show with Lassnig, Polke, Grosse.

DISSOLUTIONS III: Julius Pristauz shows GEGENWIND.

DISSOLUTIONS: a solo exhibition by Julius Pristauz.

The Women Architects*: an exhibition on a failed hope.

Handlungskörper: show with Walther, Lockhart and Laib.

Dancing After Hours: Nina Pláškovás drawings, sculptures.

Jenny Holzer: J'ai vu, word art at Musée d'Orsay.

Dizzying: group exhibition with 50 invited artists.

100 years of East Asian art patrons.

Escape on calm rivers: the fisherman in Chinese painting.

Mirae kh Rhee questions who collects what, and why.

Martin Margiela: first exhibition since leaving fashion.

Alan Charlton: conceptual painting at the gallery.

Censored 1973 environment on images of women.

Tina Winkhaus: photo art on home and German attributes.

Gursky, Lucas, Miró and Warhol meet the long 19th century.