Art & Exhibitions
Powerful and elegant: Galerie Tanja Wagner's Under the Cover of Darkness
It's your last chance to see Canadian and French artist and anthropologist Kapwani Kiwanga’s "Under the Cover of Darkness" at Galerie Tanja Wagner through Jan 25, a mix of abstraction and collage that sheds light on persisting patterns of oppression. Read more
Jan 17, 2020
Truly visceral! Museum Barberini's Van Gogh: Still Lifes
REVIEW! On now through Feb 2 at Potsdam's Museum Barberini, "Van Gogh: Still Lifes" features 27 of the Dutch artist's works in a visceral exhibition that provides an opportunity to see his signature thick paint swirls and singing colours in person. Read more
Jan 16, 2020
Don't miss our art critic's top picks for January!
It's your last chance to see GDR photographer retrospective "Helga Paris, Fotografin" at Akademie der Künste through Jan 12. Plus three more must-see provocative GDR photography exhibitions on now! Read more
Jan 8, 2020
Must see! Diskurs' Show Me Your Selfie exhibition
REVIEW! On now through Jan 11 at Mitte's Diskurs Berlin, the thought-provoking seven-artist exhibition "Show Me Your Selfie" invites reflections on the collected absurdities we present to the world under the title of Self. Read more
Jan 3, 2020
Decolonisation in focus at HKW's exhibition double bill
Our critic takes a look at HKW's two shows tackling the colonial-era and 20th century white gaze, "Spectral White" or "Love and Ethnology", both through Jan 6 and explores how the problem is still present in today's big state museums. Read more
Dec 30, 2019
A Ramberg retrospective: KW's The Making of Husbands exhibition
REVIEW! KW’s small but brilliant show "The Making of Husbands" on now through Jan 5 illustrates the lasting relevance of Chicago Imagist Christina Ramberg, whose career-long focus has been on the female body. Read more
Dec 17, 2019
Elegant and intriguing: Soy Capitán's Rochade exhibition
REVIEW! It's your last chance to see the brilliant "Rochade" at Kreuzberg's Soy Capitán through Dec 21. Kristin Loschert and Lisa Herfeldt's show combines sculpture and photography to present intriguing independent dialogues. A must-see! Read more
Dec 12, 2019
