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A chat with... George Gittoes

In an atelier and gallery space on Torstraße, there lives a maverick who has spent much of his adult life documenting the world’s wars on paper, film and canvas: Australian-born George Gittoes.

Apr 1, 2010 by in Film

Written in the sand

When Londoner Jason Andrews first came to Berlin in 2005, it was for the weekend. Little did he know that five years and a published novel (November) later, he’d be living here and launching an English literary magazine with a fellow Anglophone, Becky Crook.

Mar 27, 2010 by in Culture

Photo courtesy of Vattenfall

Clean Autos: MINI E Berlin

You’ve surely seen them buzzing about – BMW Minis outfitted as zero-emission electric cars. They're part of a pilot project set up by BMW and the energy giant Vattenfall to bring environmentally sound cars to the city’s streets.

Mar 27, 2010 by in People

Cinema on the net

Four innovative Berlin-based film websites, in the words of their creators.

Mar 27, 2010 by | | in Film

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Rudolf Stingel's LIVE

At the Neue Nationalgalerie, Mies van der Rohe’s sober, minimalistic entrance hall has been transformed by an ornate carpet and a golden chandelier – the epitome of what the Bauhaus crew couldn’t stand.

Apr 1, 2010 by

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PanAm Lounge: retro lounging - business class!

Stepping out of the elevator and into Pan Am Lounge is like travelling back in time a few decades.

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