On January 28th, 2021 the 34th annual transmediale festival will commence its year-long program with the launch of its digital platform ‘Almanac for Refusal’…[read on]
Haus am Lützowplatz improvised, their creative solution being an ‘Avatar Tour’ format, whereby one of their staff takes a group “visitors” on a first person viewing of the exhibition…[read on]
Ruohan Wang’s mesmerising collages combine vibrant colour and geometric abstraction to strike an unlikely balance between playfulness and tranquility…[read on]
Due to the ongoing pandemic, museums, cultural centers, galleries, universities and exhibitions are closed. Therefore, we’ve created a supplement of art exhibitions, festivals, films which are available online…[read on]
‘Andy Warhol. Love, Sex, and Desire. Drawings 1950–1962’ features over 300 drawings rendered primarily with ink on paper, portraying young men, with a focus on their form, erotic qualities and sexuality…[read on]
Born in the Czech Republic and now based in Berlin, Hosnedlová conducted an extensive investigation of Ještěd Tower, a 94-meter-tall television transmitter…[read on]
White concrete walls and monumental high ceilings grant a clarity of mind and spirit in the gallery spaces of Sprüth Magers’ Berlin location, where two new exhibitions show works appropriate for our times…[read on]
Berlin-based artist Tracey Snelling has been awarded the second annual 2020 Foundwork Artist Prize. Snelling’s works in installation, sculpture, video, sound and performance construct textured environments of…[read on]
Wolfgang Tillmans has explored the medium of photography like no other artist of his generation. From early portraits of his friends to abstract pictures taken in the darkroom without a camera, to works created with a photocopier…[read on]
‘Absent Touch’—Pakui Hardware’s installation currently on view at carlier | gebauer—gives one the sense of having stepped into a futuristic surgical environment: antiseptic, sterile and cold…[read on]
After waiting in a long, nightclub-style queue, we enter Copenhagen Contemporary into a scene filled with building materials and leftovers from former exhibitions…[read on]
Michael Buthe was one of the few artists in 1970s West Germany to take extended journeys to faraway countries and cultures, in search of a “lost paradise.” After the political tumult of 1968 and its student rebellions, Buthe…[read on]
