Exhibitions and museums in Berlin this weekend

GREEN PLANET BERLIN: exhibition for young climate fans.

Wir waren nie nur Mensch: art and science beyond the human.

Vineta Kaulača: paintings between film and photography.

Metaxy: art between destruction and reconstruction.

In Bewegung: 20 artistic positions on movement as process.

MAAM: exhibition on Rome's occupied Metropoliz.

West Palm Beach: exhibition of works by Umar Rashid.

Leyla Yenirce: Core – opening with overpainted press photos.

Landscape paintings and drawings by Kathrin Eckhorn.

Doodlemath: topology-inspired painting by Ab van Hanegem.

Campaz and Morales: exhibition on body and resistance.

Campaz & Morales: exhibition on body, memory, resistance.

Stress Test: post-1945 art with Beuys, Abramović, Warhol.

Manatunga: art interventions by George Nuku.

On Water: exhibition about water.

Green Planet Berlin: hands-on show for kids aged 7 and up.

Liebermanns Welt: exhibition with a VR house.

Shilpa Gupta: works on language, borders, power.

Shaping Berlin: posters, World Clock, subway.

Schwerer Stoff: Danube Swabian clothing.

Andrés Galeano: Skies collected from old photographs.

Tenants of Tender Armour: exhibition series on shielding.

Lina Lapelytė: 400,000 wooden cubes shaped by visitors.

Ostgebiete / Ziemie Zachodnie: German-Polish photography.

Metamorphose des Denkens: Art by Sinti and Roma.

Nina Paszkowski's solo show: Furies in ceramic and paper.

Rooms / Stages: Photography with the room as its subject.

Newton‘s One-off Album: hand-captioned photographs.

Fractured Lifeworlds: Ovaherero and Nama claims for justice.

Skaters & Skateboarders: the scene in East and West.

Im Rhythmus der Großstadt: photography and press in Berlin.

Ayumi Paul: Sound path through the sculpture garden.

Dabei sein und nicht schweigen: Gabriele Stötzer's art.

The Housing Question: past and present housing struggles.

Exhibition on how Neukölln's streets got their names.

Matter of Care: sculpture by eight women artists.

A PLACE TO STAY – Iván Argote.

You Are All Our Children in One: Roma art on eugenics.

everybody: group show on the body, after Olivia Laing.

Mae Nan Guk Juk: Korean diasporic memories shaped in clay.