New National Gallery (Neue Nationalgalerie)

An outstanding building with an impressive but fairly small modern art collection. I spent less then an hour at the gallery, but it was an interesting hour, especially the Gerhard Richter collection. There are also works by famous artists like Picasso and Warhol. The Josephine Baker exhibition didn't seem to fit in with the rest of the space
Seiriol Dawes-Hughes - a month ago

A smaller collection than I expected, but some fun stuff, some seriousness, and works in various media. A handful of big names mixed in with artists who were new to me, but it doesn't feel like a major, national collection. (I guess it's history.)
Russell C - 2 weeks ago

I was extremely impressed and touched by this spectacular museum and the exhibition I've seen. I could have spent a full day there taking in all the experiences and the subtleties of every object exposed. Excellent lay out, great audio guide, rich array of stimuli - everything contributed to creating a very enriching, thought-provoking experience. I loved the themes, the powerful visuals, and all the detailed work that went into creating this world-class experience. The building itself is gorgeous, the design so inviting for reflection and perspective. I look forward to going back there soon!
Silvana Avram - 5 months ago

It’s alright but curious how so much about transformation and identities and what not and features non-euro artists but no African artists? Asian? South American? Indigenous? Don’t care as much about just an Americans view on their identity so it felt a bit boring. Also some if not most of the kinetic works were not working like they hadn’t bothered to fix the motors so i had to imagine it like it was so supposed to be. For a gallery that probably costs more than my university would be nice to see things better taken care of. Good bathroom tho and had stuff I liked so that was good and there was a nice couple of bigger artists in the mix also a good concept arranging things chronologically so that’s why I had a 3 star rating. Think also the entrance is expensive so I have a higher expectation…
kate b - a week ago

This review concerns only the Mies van der Rohe building. The visit to this 20th century icon is breathtaking for any architecture enthusiast. The museum is situated below ground so the whole building can remain empty and cavernous in the way its architect probably imagined it.
Nikos Parastatidis - 3 months ago