Exhibitions and museums in Berlin this week

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.

Lost and Found: photography seminar on family history.

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.

Be'eri 6:56: Photos of the 7 October massacres.

Kanzler im Fokus: photos of chancellors and the media.

Israel 733:02:35: exhibition on the 7 October attack.

Future Archives: an exhibition by Kunstverein Tiergarten.

Rieselfelder, Liegekur und Runkelrüben: Blankenfelde estate.

umbenennen?!: Street names in Treptow and Köpenick.

Cruising the Countryside: queer life in the countryside.

Susan Sontag – Seeing and Being Seen: on the queer icon.

On the Way into the Spotlight: painted anime backgrounds.

Science and Injustice: exhibition on racist research.

Anime scenography by Nizo Yamamoto.

Lucky Luke: exhibition marking the comic cowboy's 80th.

DINOSAURIER: Exhibition with Tristan Otto.

Love Letters to the City: street art by over 50 artists.

Unendliche Ausstellung: art indoors and out.

Pankow als Motiv: photos by Max Skladanowsky around 1900.

Die Berge Tirols: exhibition on Tyrol's mountains and life.

STIMMEN: Multimedia exhibition on democracy's history.

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.