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Much-plugged Greek-born artist Despina Stokou's rather misguided first solo show is high on hype but low on real impact. Catch it and decide for yourself before it closes on June 22. more »
Jun 17, 2013
by Fridey Mickel
in Art
Exberliner turns 11 this month! On June 15 at 10pm, we’ll be celebrating like it’s 2002 at the nearly brand-spanking-new Urban Spree. Elbee Bad will bring the badness, among a plethora of other acts and DJs. more »
Jun 14, 2013
by Lady Gaby
in Music & nightlife
Intrigued by the critical scorn directed at curators Christoph Tannert and Sven Drühl's latest project, Fridey Mickel interviewed Tannert about Berlin.Status[2] to hear both a defence of the exhibition and a broadside against lazy art journalism. more »
Jun 14, 2013
by Fridey Mickel
in Art
INTERVIEW. OTT disco maestro Ssion shuns pigeonholing as he blends punk influences, performance art and glittering pop in his explosive, video-powered live shows. He struts onto the Berlin stage at Festsaal Kreuzberg on Thu, Jun 20. more »
Jun 13, 2013
by Walter Crasshole
in Music & nightlife
Two Germans have taken the Himalayan dumplings concept and given it an urbane twist. Sure to appeal to those who would, well, yak at the idea of yak, Berlin's first dedicated momo joint's wares range from vegan-chic to comfort food. more »
Jun 11, 2013
by Françoise Poilâne
in Food
The Reader is launching three new five-day intensive writing courses offering writers of all levels a unique opportunity to work with esteemed published authors and scriptwriters in Wedding’s Alte Kantine. First up: Rory Maclean and Kimberly Bradley. more »
Jun 13, 2013
in Culture
The promises of modafinil, and other 'smart drugs' are bold: can they really make you more productive and intelligent? Our reporter takes the plunge, but finds that there are at least as many risks as benefits to putting your brain in the fast lane. more »
Jun 6, 2013
by Susan Greven
in Zeitgeist
Artist and shop owner Yvette Mattern's The Storefront Collection offers young, hip would-be collectors a chance to take home art from the not-so-unknown players in the art world. Even if you can't afford anything, the shop is worth a look. more »
Jun 11, 2013
by Fridey Mickel
in Art
INTERVIEW. As mass protests rage on throughout Turkey, Gözde Tezer has been been determined to show her solidarity from Berlin. She's the woman behind the massive demos last Monday and Thursday at Kottbusser Tor. more »
Jun 5, 2013
by Timothy Kryaninko
in People
INTERVIEW: Olivier Assayas' Après mai charts the idealism and conflicts of a group of young Parisians, coming of age in the wake of May 1968. He uses his own experiences of the time to inform the drama, now in cinemas around Berlin. more »
Jun 4, 2013
by Giovanni Marchini Camia
in Film
Freiluftkino season has been in motion for a month now. Break out the lawn chairs and pop open a beer. The city's many open-air cinemas screen daily films, from cult classics to new releases, as soon as the sun goes down. more »
May 30, 2013
by Rory O'Connor
in Film
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