Art
Hunters and the hunted: Two Berlin exhibitions scrutinise human-animal relationships
What does it mean to take an animal's life? These exhibitions from Nasan Tur and Lin May […]
Workshop
The therapeutic power of Berlin’s blindfolded clay sculpting workshops
In these blindfolded clay sculpting workshops, participants can get their hands dirty in the ultimate judgement-free environment.
Art
Tone Hansen on the enduring mystery of Edvard Munch
We talked to Tone Hansen (director of the Edvard Munch Museum in Oslo) about what we can […]
Photography
The cancelled photographs of Raphaël Malik
Berlin photographer Raphaël Malik's pictures of Muslim life got his upcoming show in Mitte cancelled. He doesn't […]
Art
AA Bronson on AIDS, irony and the General Idea retrospective at Gropius Bau
Following the deaths of Felix Partz and Jorge Zontal, AA Bronson is the last surviving member of […]
Editor's column
Is Berlin losing the plot? How art world evictions leave us all poorer
Berlin used to be seen as a creative utopia. Are a new wave of artist evictions stealing […]
