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Emil Holmer's "Untitled (Erasehead)" at Galerie Michael Janssen (March 2010)

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"Peaches Does Herself" at HAU 1 (Oct 2010)

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Gundula Schulze Eldowy

Famed photo gallery C/O presents Eldowy's provocative and harrowing portrayal of life in the GDR. Don't miss your opportunity to see the iconic photographer's gritty shots from behind the Wall.

Jan 25, 2012 by Annabel Brady-Brown in Art (2 Comments)

INTERVIEW. Every hour during her 30-day hikes, American Mirra would pause and make an ink rubbing, leaving the creation of her work to the chance. Catch her exhibition at the KW Institute before it ends on Jan 29.

Jan 24, 2012 by Susanna Davies-Crook in Art

Paparazzo extraordinaire!

From the iconic to the offensive, one of two highlights at C/O gallery right now is Ron Galella's portrayal of what lies behind the glamour of the celebrity lifestyle in glorious black and white. Skip OK! mag, this is the real deal.

Jan 25, 2012 by Irina Makarova in Art

Last chance oil-art before the holidays

Two shows proving oil still has a pulse in the city are drawing to a close – right before the holidays. Get your last bit of art-voyeurism in before the city culturally quiets down.

Dec 16, 2011 by Susanna Davies-Crook in Art

Web on the wall

INTERVIEW: French artist Juliette Bonneviot. The 28-year-old's internet-inspired exhibition is currently on display at Circus Gallery. It ends Dec 17, so don't miss it.

Dec 12, 2011 by Susanna Davies-Crook in Art

Disassembling Bambi

INTERVIEW: Polish artist Mirosław Bałka. His exhibition Fragment, a selection of video works taken from footage of journeys to concentration and death camps, is on display at Akademie der Künste.

Dec 7, 2011 by Susanna Davies-Crook in Art (1 Comments)

Thicker than water

Taryn Simon's A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters is the collection of bloodlines across the globe in a meticulous construction of narratives of family feuds, disorder and absence.

Nov 29, 2011 by Susanna Davies-Crook in Art