In bid to diversify KW Institute in Berlin, artist Sung Tieu sells work to fund new board member – The Art Newspaper
The KW Institute of Contemporary Art in Berlin has appointed the curator and academic Mi You to its board following ...
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Tag: Berlin
An eerie Renaissance masterpiece, fresh from a four-year restoration process, goes on show in Berlin – The Art Newspaper
With a vast maritime empire and firm control of overland Silk Road routes, Venice in the early 16th century was at ...
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Berlin Atonal, the first biennial rooted in music and sound, pushes the boundaries of what ‘art’ can mean – The Art Newspaper
Berlin Atonal defies the conventions of both a festival and an exhibition. It does not follow a unifying curatorial theme; ...
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Frank Auerbach’s Berlin homecoming, human remains and museums, Ian Hamilton Finlay’s ‘Republic’—podcast
During his lifetime, the late artist Frank Auerbach never had an exhibition in Berlin, the city of his birth, which ...
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Berlin government approves €130m culture cuts
The Berlin city-state government pressed ahead with cuts to its culture budget last week (19 December), despite outcry and protests ...
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Nan Goldin pleads for Gaza at Berlin opening disrupted by protesters’ chants
Supported by a crowd of pro-Palestinian protesters, the American photographer Nan Goldin condemned Israel’s war in Gaza as genocide and ...
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Poland says Kandinsky painting sold at Berlin auction house was stolen from the National Museum in Warsaw
A Wassily Kandinsky watercolour painting that was sold yesterday evening at Grisebach auction house in Berlin is the subject of ...
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In response to energy crisis, Berlin museum turns off its Dan Flavin neon for first time in 26 years
A site-specific commission by Dan Flavin at the contemporary art museum Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin has been switched off for ...
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Iraqi artists remove their works from Berlin Biennale over Abu Ghraib photography row
The Iraqi artists who objected to their works being shown at the 12th Berlin Biennale now say they plan to ...
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Iraqi artists decry Berlin Biennale’s display of photographs showing tortured inmates at Abu Ghraib prison
More than 340 people, including artists Ali Cherri and Michael Rakowitz, have signed an open letter supporting Iraqi artists who ...
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