Von Tieren und anderen Menschen

Members & Friends VISIT OF EXHIBITION: GUIDED TOUR & ARTIST TALK “Von Tieren und anderen Menschen” (“On Animals and Other Humans”) Interactive Discussion with the Curator and Participating Artist (in German – summaries in English) Afterwards, there will be an opportunity to mingle over coffee. 26 September 2026 (Saturday) Part I: Guided tour: 2:00 p.m. (EUR 10; free of charge for members) Part II: Get-together at café-restaurant at Schloss Britz: approx. 3:30 p.m. (self-pay) withDr. Martin Steffens, Curator, Managing Director & Deputy Chair, Kulturstiftung Schloss Britz Sebastian Meschenmoser, Participating Artist in conversation with Joerg Geier (ANSC) Max. 15 guests on a first-come, first-served basis (members & their guests treated preferentially)Kulturstiftung Schloss Britz, Alt-Britz 73, 12359 Berlin-Neukölln Please join us for an exclusive guided tour and artist talk at Schloss Britz, led by curator Dr. Martin Steffens and participating artist Sebastian Meschenmoser. What does it mean to look at animals—and at ourselves—differently? The exhibition explores the complex, often contradictory relationship between humans and animals: how we perceive, depict, understand, use, protect, fear and love them. Bringing together works spanning four centuries, it presents a rich and diverse panorama of artistic approaches, from scientific illustrations and Japanese woodcuts to humorous drawings, paintings, sculptures and contemporary installations. Sebastian Meschenmoser Animals have been an enduring subject of artistic inspiration since the earliest cave paintings. Yet the ways in which we represent and interpret them are constantly changing, reflecting broader shifts in knowledge, culture and our understanding of our place within the natural world. Dr. Martin Steffens During the guided tour, Dr. Martin Steffens and artist Sebastian Meschenmoser will offer insights into the exhibition and invite us to consider the boundaries between human and animal perspectives—and what these reveal about ourselves.