Marc
Brandenburg

• All the explanatory exhibition texts are available in German, Simple German and English.
• There is no information in German Sign Language.
• Some outreach events are held in or with German Sign Language.
• There is step-free access to the exhibition. 
• Most of the exhibits and explanatory texts can be seen and read from a seated position. 
• Display cases are 68 cm high and can be viewed from a wheelchair.
• The exhibition features video works with sound. It can be heard in all sections of the exhibition. 
• Assistive listening is not supported by induction systems or neck loops.
• There  is seating available. Wheelchairs and folding stools can be borrowed free of charge from the cloakroom. 
• To protect the works in the exhibition limited use is made of bright illumination. Most of the exhibition texts are designed with strong contrast.
• Black light is being used in the middle room of the exhibition, which makes this a dark space. As an alternative, tours can be continued through the hall around the stairway.
• All the exhibition texts are available as a large-print brochure that you will find at the entrance to the exhibition.
• The exhibition contains no tactile floor guidance and no touch models.

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Do you have any other questions about accessibility? Christine van Haaren, Head of Education and Outreach will be happy to answer them via e-mail haaren@berlinischegalerie.de or via phone +49 (0)30-789 02-836.

Some works in this exhibition feature nudity and sexual content.