Scharoun's Philharmonie needs a full renovation from 2032, and the Berliner Philharmoniker want to spend the years until about 2040 in the Tempelhof airport hangars. The money for it is only half there.
The Hamburger Bahnhof opened as a museum on 3 November 1996. Its thirty years include a building stuck between East and West, a collection that left in protest and halls that almost became flats.
Potsdam's Museum Barberini opened on 20 January 2017. For its tenth year it has lined up four big shows, a research platform on Impressionism and a museum on wheels that drives to schools in Berlin and Brandenburg.
After ten years and 22 exhibitions, the Julia Stoschek Foundation has shut its space on Leipziger Straße. The collection goes back to Düsseldorf, which reopens in April 2027.
In 1976 Ulay carried Spitzweg's Poor Poet out of the Neue Nationalgalerie. Fifty years on, the museum gives him a retrospective – opening 28 November.