Die Podcasts von DAS MINSK öffnen neue Perspektiven auf Kunst, Geschichte und Gegenwart und vertiefen das Ausstellungserlebnis über den Besuch im Haus hinaus. In exklusiven Gesprächen mit Künstler:innen, Kurator:innen und Expert:innen beleuchten sie Entstehungsgeschichten von Werken, Biografien und kulturhistorische Kontexte – von Kunst aus der DDR bis zu internationalen Positionen. So entstehen vielschichtige Einblicke, die die Ausstellungen weit über das Museum hinaus erlebbar machen.

Ateliergespräche 2025
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Die Podcasts von DAS MINSK öffnen neue Perspektiven auf Kunst, Geschichte und Gegenwart und vertiefen das Ausstellungserlebnis über den Besuch im Haus hinaus. In exklusiven Gesprächen mit Künstler:innen, Kurator:innen und Expert:innen beleuchten sie Entstehungsgeschichten von Werken, Biografien und kulturhistorische Kontexte – von Kunst aus der DDR bis zu internationalen Positionen. So entstehen vielschichtige Einblicke, die die Ausstellungen weit über das Museum hinaus erlebbar machen.
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Recent Episodes

July 10, 2026
Perpetual Blue – From Claude Monet to Oscar Murillo
The podcast Perpetual Blue maps Oscar Murillo’s practice and its connections to Claude Monet, as his abstract paintings share the walls with Monet's water lilies, grainstacks, and Houses of Parliament at DAS MINSK and Museum Barberini in Potsdam. Writer and editor Kate Brown traces the links across conversations with Murillo, DAS MINSK director and exhibition co-curator Anna Schneider, Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) director Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, and art historian Evie Hatch, asking what paintings, pigments, and marks carry with them — and what it means to make an institution porous.

August 8, 2025
Cornelia Schleime
Daniel Milnes interviews artist Cornelia Schleime, who reveals how her art arises from biographical fractures, inner rebelliousness, and radical independence.

July 28, 2025
Johannes Heisig
Artist Johannes Heisig discusses his artistic journey from Leipzig to Dresden, his family background, and the challenges he faced as a rector in East Germany during times of change in an interview with Daniel Milnes.
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