Exhibitions and museums in Berlin coming up

Nudes, portraits, landscapes: photographs by Russell James.

Lauren Greenfield: Social Studies, photos on social media.

Documentary photography by Thomas Billhardt.

Hardcore: group show from the Haubrok collection.

Craft and design from the Middle Ages to Art déco.

OST WEST OST: postwar modernism on Karl-Marx-Allee.

1941. June Letters: Undelivered Wartime Mail from Ukraine.

Josef Kaiser: GDR architect.

Lovis Corinth: exhibition on his Berlin years.

PENETRAÇÃO PACÍFICA: Traces of German colonialism in Angola.

Ruin und Rausch: Modernist art of Berlin, 1910–1930.

Schicksal in den Stars: the zodiac in ancient Egypt.

Tapetenwechsel: An exhibition on migration and home.

Tausendmal Berlin: Berlin art since 1989.

Mauer Land: Photos along the former Wall strip.

Topographie des Terrors: permanent exhibition.

An exhibition on possible futures at the Futurium.

Volker Kreidler's photo series on Chornobyl and Kyiv.

The Terracotta Army: warriors for Qin Shi Huang Di.

Ida Gerhardi – "Und alles tanzte": paintings from Paris.

Lucia Tallová: collages and painting.

Plattensammlung: sprayed-decor ceramics of the Weimar era.

Richard Oelze: surreal works.

Sofie Dawo: textile experiments as spatial sculptures.

Kallinikou: photographs of Cyprus's Akrotiri peninsula.

Susanne Kriemann: photography in the fever of the sun.

Wechselwirkung: Bornhöft's photos meet Tornow's still lifes.

Alltag in der DDR: East Berlin street photos from the 70s.

Arash Nassiri: A Bug’s Life, his first solo exhibition.

Exhibition on the club culture of Mensch Meier.

Katharina Sieverding: Life-Death, film art show.

Light installation by Mischa Kuball.

Pop-up exhibition about the legendary 1920s artists' café.

Elfenbein in Tempelhof: colonial history at Franckepark.

Pankow's economic history in view.

James Turrell: light installation, visible only at sunset.

Jeewi Lee: installations of time and memory.

Horizontal: The Hospital Bed and the World from Bed.

Susanne Kerckhoff: Portraits of the early post-war years.

Technopanik: group show on society's fear of new media.