Art & Exhibitions
Post-plantation art: The chocolate sculptures taking on capitalism
A Congolese art group is diverting Western capital back to the plantation. Their medium? Chocolate sculptures soon to appear at Kreuzberg’s KOW gallery. Read more
Feb 15, 2021
Sarah Lucas: “People are still squeamish about the penis.”
The British provocateur and artist reflects on getting older, making art under lockdown and why her latest work contains an enormous phallus. Read more
Feb 11, 2021
2020 in art: When clubs became galleries
In a year dominated by the coronavirus pandemic, who stood out in the art world? Art Editor Anna Larkin highlights the year’s best exhibitions, galleries and collections. Read more
Dec 21, 2020
Humboldt Forum: Symbol of oppression or progressive arts centre?
Our art editor charts the complicated history of this new museum complex, which digitally opens one section to the public this week. Read more
Dec 14, 2020
Art under lockdown: The best exhibitions you can see in November
Bars, cinemas and museums are closed, but plenty of Berlin’s commercial galleries are still open. Our art editor selects the best of the bunch. Read more
Nov 9, 2020
Finnish art, made in Germany
Most galleries are closed, but this great, bite-sized taster of Tom of Finland’s work and biography is open until mid-December. Read more
Nov 5, 2020
Otobong Nkanga: There’s No Such Thing as Solid Ground
A polyglot in artistic media, and former Gropius-Bau artist in-residence, masterfully delves into complex systems and histories with through range of media. Read more
Oct 26, 2020
