All change at the Deutsches Historisches Museum, for the time being at least. The imperial Zeughaus - a pretty, pink, early 18th-century arsenal building by the Spree - has housed the museum’s cornerstone exhibitions for a long while but now finds itself under renovation. The gorgeous house of culture is expected to be closed until 2025. Until then, the Pei Building will house the DHM’s output, with an impressive array of temporary exhibitions focusing on formative historical events, epochs and social developments. What’s more, the Ieoh Ming Pei-designed building just so happens to be one of the most fascinating pieces of architecture in the capital. ‘Divinely Gifted: National Socialism’s Favoured Artists in the Federal Republic’ is the temporary exhibition on show until the beginning of December, a fantastic look at artists who continued to work following that dark period of German history.