The New National Gallery in Berlin is examining its holdings, looking into its depots, and asking how its planned permanent exhibition will go towards forming the canon.More ...
In the Ritter Collection everything is about the square. The works are on display in a museum in Swabian Waldenbuch – a museum with, of course, a quadratic layout.More ...
At the open call for the 7th Berlin Biennale, artists were asked for their political views, curator Artur Żmijewski explains why. And we start an open call for the open call and ask you for your opinions!More ...
The artist Olafur Eliasson has caused quite a stir internationally with his increasingly complex and striking constructions. At the “Institut für Raumexperimente”, he is now also putting a model for art education to the test.More ...
With “Afropolis“, the Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum in Cologne has set a course: an ethnological museum opens itself to current global processes of urbanisation and artistic intervention.More ...
Once again Michael Sailstorfer impresses the viewer with a sculptural arsenal of natural and motorised elements, smell and noise, melancholy and allegory.More ...
Exactly 100 years after the exhibition ‘Masterpieces if Mohammedan Art’, the Munich House of Art brings ‘classics’ of Islamic art face to face with contemporary Arabic artistic positions.More ...
What is electronic art? Where does it stand technically, aesthetically and in terms of content? The 16th “International Symposium on Electronic Art” (ISEA) provided guideposts.More ...
Mayor Klaus Wowereit says Berlin is “poor, but sexy.” A description that also fits the essence of the comics scene in the German capital very well.More ...
