Berlin’s International Short Film Festival, INTERFILM, returns for its 41st edition this November, inviting audiences to explore the theme ‘Weaving Tomorrows.’ From…[read on]
Art Basel Paris takes place for the second time in the newly-renovated Grand Palais, in the heart of the French capital. This year, 206 galleries from 41 countries and territories…[read on]
A monotonous humming, a sudden but expected jerk and the pause that follows welcome you into this white cube. The sequence resumes and the cogs are set in motion…[read on]
Drawing on her academic background in philosophy, British poet and visual artist Arch Hades blends surrealism and romanticism with literary references in her first solo …[read on]
Hailing from the industrial landscapes of Kherson, Ukraine, Anton Kats is an artist, musician and educator whose work explores memory, displacement and identity…[read on]
In the group show ‘Close Enough,’ C/O Berlin presents a selection of women photographers, members of the international photographic cooperative Magnum, who…[read on]
We live, as some theorists rush to declare, in a new dark age. Wars erupt, genocidal violence escalates. As Israel begins its official occupation of Gaza after striking neighboring…[read on]
With the opening of the group exhibition ‘HAC#2’ at Mánes Exhibition Hall, Havrlant Art Collection marked its decennial and kick-started the fourth edition of Prague Art Week…[read on]
Every month, Berlin Art Link shines a spotlight on international exhibitions and events with our Top Exhibitions list. We want to highlight artists, galleries, museums…[read on]
How to deal with war, pain, loss and displacement? The Hamburger Bahnhof is currently showing a deeply personal response to these questions. In his solo exhibition …[read on]
From September 10th to 14th, Pozzuoli hosted ‘Panorama,’ a city-wide exhibition conceived by Italics, a consortium of more than 60 art galleries, aimed at foregrounding Italian…[read on]
The 2025 Venice Biennale of Architecture is themed ‘Intelligences Natural and Artificial,’ which means, literally, that architecture is addressed as and through “large language models”…[read on]
