Art & Exhibitions
The immersive world of Yayoi Kusama comes to Gropius Bau
A retrospective of the beloved Japanese artist’s trippy work opens this month. Our art editor outlines what to expect from one of the year’s most anticipated exhibitions. Read more
Apr 8, 2021
Exiled artist Sujatro Ghosh: “I didn’t know who to trust.”
This Calcutta-born photographer is never afraid to get political. But when his provocative photos attracted the attention of Hindu nationalists, he was forced to flee India for the safety of Berlin. Read more
Apr 6, 2021
Swing back to abstract at Palais Populaire
A new show from the vast Deutsche Bank collection shows abstract art is no longer a relic of the past. Here’s what to look out for. Read more
Apr 1, 2021
Amelie von Wulffen: Picturesque scenes soaked in post-war guilt
This career survey of the Berlin-based artist might leave you with a queasy stomach. Read more
Mar 11, 2021
Art and museums are back: What you can see this week
Some of our favourite spaces have reopened their doors, with others to soon follow. But which exhibitions should you visit, and where? Our art editor surveys the landscape. Read more
Mar 11, 2021
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
