Completed in 1968 in Berlin, Germany. Images by Guillermo Hevia García. Guillermo Hevia Garcia took this nice pictures of the Neue National Gallery in Berlin, by Mies van der Rohe. This building ...

The Neue National Gallery was build between 1965 and 1968. It was Mies’ only work built in Germany after World War II. Learn more about the gallery here on ArchDaily .

The Neue Nationalgalerie will open to the public on August 22 after a six-year renovation that cost €140 million. A landmark exhibition dedicated to Alexander Calder is on view, as well as a ...

One hundred works by the German artist will be a highlight of a new Berlin museum. But the building’s costs have ballooned, and Richter is taking a cautious approach to handing the pieces over.

Head over Karl-Liebknecht Bridge onto Museum Island, passing Berlin’s imposing cathedral on your way to the gleaming new Humboldt Forum. Built on the footprint of the city’s 18th-century Royal ...

After 12 years at the helm of Berlin’s top museum group, Udo Kittelmann has announced that he is stepping down next year. ... Neue Nationalgalerie (New National Gallery), ...

At the Neue Nationalgalerie, or New National Gallery, the main exhibition, on view indefinitely, showcases art from 1945 to 2000.Short essays provide context on cultural, economic and political ...

Despite some delay, the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin is set to open later this year. ... the modern art-focused arm of the National Gallery, in its over 50-year history.

Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie, an iconic modern art museum designed by Bauhaus pioneer Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, reopened to the public Sunday after a six-year refurbishment of the glass-fronted ...

The Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin is giving it a go for its new permanent exhibition and came up with "Zerreissprobe" — translated into English as "Extreme Tension." ...

A week before the beginning of the Berlin’s big annual art fair, the Art Forum, a major new exhibition of some 40 works by Demand opened in town at the Neue Nationalgalerie. Appropriately entitled: ...