Fablehaftes Produkt: Vaginal Davis’ uncomfortable grimace
Uncomfortable and hard to stomach, Vaginal Davis' exhibition at Gropius Bau in Berlin is unfiltered and at […]
Review
Exophony: Yoko Tawada bridges the gap
Yoko Tawada sits between verbal and cultural borders in 'Exophony', her newly translated essay collection.
Review
Lygia Clark’s retrospective fails to satisfy
Squint your eyes, and Lygia Clark retrospective at Neue Nationalgalerie almost captures her remarkable originality - but […]
Book review
The Beauty of the Metropolis: August Endell in praise of the unpretty city
August Endell’s The Beauty of the Metropolis, newly translated by James J. Conway, finds unexpected wonder in […]
Review
Olafur Eliasson: Sombre and spectacular light
Olafur Eliasson returns to Berlin with a vivid, light-bending show at neugerriemschneider exploring the physical properties of […]
Review
Schicklgruber: Neville Tranter’s darkly comic puppet play
Written by Neville Tranter, "Schicklgruber" satirises Hitler's last days with darkly comic and shockingly expressive puppetry.
