Shamans of Siberia - Between the Worlds at the rem: Experience cultural history live


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Shamans of Siberia - Between the Worlds: An art experience between ritual, knowledge, and museum experience
The special exhibition at the Reiss-Engelhorn Museums leads into a fascinating world of images and objects that explores shamanic practices of Siberia from a cultural-historical perspective. Objects from the unique Siberian collection of the rem are on display, supplemented by other high-quality exhibits, interactive stations, and illustrations. The exhibition addresses shamans as intermediaries between humans, nature, and the spirit world, while also highlighting the diversity, origin, and symbolism of the pieces. ([rem-mannheim.de](https://www.rem-mannheim.de/vorschau/schamanen-sibiriens-zwischen-den-welten))
Objects that carry stories
Surrounding the collection unfolds an exhibition narrative that connects archaeological finds, ethnographic contexts, and museum presentation. The accompanying catalog refers to about 200 exhibits that are being published for the first time and emphasizes critical engagement with common clichés as well as modern developments. This creates a differentiated examination of the works that not only informs but also enables an aesthetic experience. ([rem-mannheim.de](https://www.rem-mannheim.de/vorschau/schamanen-sibiriens-zwischen-den-welten))
Exhibition atmosphere with interactive access
The curation relies on a vivid presentation through interactive stations and illustrations. This transforms the museum visit into a learning-oriented art experience that combines historical depth with immediate engagement. Accompanying the exhibition are events, lectures, and guided tours; there is also a dedicated tour offer for school classes. ([rem-mannheim.de](https://www.rem-mannheim.de/vorschau/schamanen-sibiriens-zwischen-den-welten))
Visitor information, admission, and practical planning
The exhibition is open from 20.09.2026 to 27.06.2027, Tuesdays to Sundays from 10 am to 5 pm; it is closed on Mondays and on select holidays. The regular admission for adults is 12 euros, reduced is 9.50 euros; children and youth from 6 to 18 years pay 5 euros. Those who visit two or more exhibitions in the foundation museums receive a full-price ticket for 18 euros. ([rem-mannheim.de](https://www.rem-mannheim.de/vorschau/schamanen-sibiriens-zwischen-den-welten))
Location, accessibility, and service
The exhibition will be shown in the rem foundation museums C4,12 at Toulonplatz in Mannheim. The museum quarter is located in the city center and is easily accessible by public transport; there is an underground garage available under the Museum of World Cultures in D5 for cars. The Museum of World Cultures and other rem houses are barrier-free, equipped with elevators, barrier-free restrooms, and the possibility of bringing assistance dogs. ([rem-mannheim.de](https://www.rem-mannheim.de/ihr-besuch/barrierefreiheit))
Conclusion: This exhibition combines cultural history, collection treasures, and contemporary communication into an impressive view of shamanic worldviews. Anyone interested in ethnographic art, museum education, and rarely exhibited objects should definitely experience this event live in Mannheim. ([rem-mannheim.de](https://www.rem-mannheim.de/vorschau/schamanen-sibiriens-zwischen-den-welten))
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