Decoding anarchism: Juan Pablo Macías’s ‘Tiempo Muerto’
Now open at Galerie im Körnerpark, Juan Pablo Macías's 'Tiempo Muerto' reveals a forgotten side of anarchist […]
Review
How Werkbundarchiv’s ‘Open Storage’ exposes the hidden politics of design
From IKEA cutlery to Nazi memorabilia, the Werkbundarchiv's 'Open Storage' reveals the secret social influence of mass-produced […]
Review
‘Biedermann und die Brandstifter’: A hilariously uneasy feast
Fritzi Wartenberg's 'Biedermann und die Brandstifter' at Berliner Ensemble delivers fiery humour and timely social commentary.
Art
Access Kafka: Insightful, strange, contradictory
The group exhibition at the Jewish Museum uses contemporary art alongside offerings from Franz Kafka's estate to […]
Review
In the Forest of the Metropoles: Mapping Europe’s margins
Karl-Markus Gauß embarks on a tour of Europe's overlooked corners, taking in forgotten poets, hidden histories, and […]
Review
Berlin Atomized: Drinking Mate at the end of the world
In Argentinian author Julia Kornberg's Berlin Atomized, Europe has collapsed into class war - but the Volksbühne […]
