Amsterdam Art Week kicked off yesterday with a full program of exhibitions and events in art institutions, galleries, private collections, residencies and project spaces across the city…[read on]
For its 10th anniversary, Berlin’s Project Space Festival promises an immersive exploration of the city’s vibrant art scene throughout the month of June…[read on]
I recently read that Wynnie Mynerva had been described as one of the most fascinating artists of our time. In an era where few artists manage to create works that can still be disturbing…[read on]
“Desire is a disaster,” Frieda Toranzo Jaeger states in her interview with Jessie Robinson, the curator of the exhibition ‘A future in the light of darkness’ at Modern Art Oxford…[read on]
How does art history influence contemporary artists today? ‘You Me,’ an exhibition featuring works by Jill Mulleady and Henry Taylor, now showing at Schinkel Pavillon,…[read on]
Every month, Berlin Art Link shines a spotlight on international exhibitions and events with our Worldwide Hit List. Check out our picks for May here…[read on]
Walking into neugerriemschneider’s hidden and peaceful courtyard, we’re met with a scattering of colorful billiard balls strewn around the cobblestones outside…[read on]
It’s an interesting spot in the city, around Tiergarten, where the art-world fabric has been gradually changing over the years. New galleries such as Ronewa Art Projects and Heidi…[read on]
This year, Berlin Gallery Weekend marks the start of spring in the city. The linden trees, which are finally fully in bloom, seem to vibrate with each gust of warm evening wind. All along…[read on]
For its eighth iteration, artspring berlin will take place throughout the district of Pankow from May 3rd to June 2nd. The festival will include…[read on]
Members of the protest and performance art collective Pussy Riot are currently on tour with their show ‘Riot Days,’ an adaptation of long-time member Maria Alyokhina’s memoir…[read on]
‘Romantic Ireland’—the Irish pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale, by visual artist Eimear Walshe—explores the history of land contestation in Ireland and intergenerational care, both…[read on]
