behind these walls as one of the most spectacular private museums, the world war two bomb per in downtown berlin now serves as a fortress of contemporary art. none of the works are older than 20 years. he enjoys putting his collection on display. out of the total of 700 installations, paintings and photographs, he is showing 130 works. just before he was imprisoned by the chinese authorities, when artists set up this tree of march would. a hair dryer provide the heat to popcorn. bit by bit, the installation takes up more space. all of this is part of the second exhibition by an art collective couple. >> this is an exhibition you can hear. every floor has a different sound. that was not the case with their first exhibition. this was a lot more sensual. >> he is referring to works like this installation. she amplifies the sound of switching a neon tube on and off. the exhibition in the bunker stretches across five floors. anyone is invited to come as long as they register online. you can book your slot to visit. >> amazing what you can do with a bunker. >> indeed. nasa held a memorial service to c

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