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Berlin Film Society Launches ‘Documentary Donnerstag’ Series

Blog post by Natasha Klimenko – in Berlin; Tuesday, March 26, 2013.

In our media dominated world it’s normal to be familiar with noise. It’s not the noise of Sonic Youth or the loud sound of the streets, but the noise produced by the huge amount of information we exchange every day. Transmitting data there is sometimes a failure in the process, which can be…[read on…]


BERLIN ART PRIZE: An open call for Berlin-based artists!

Berlin Art Prize

Blog post by Sarah Gretsch – in Berlin; Monday, March 25, 2012.

Are you an artist living in Berlin for at least 6 months? Would you like to be in a group exhibition with an accompanying catalog? What about a residency in an Italian villa and prize money… even a trophy designed by a famous artist? Yes. This actually exists…[read on…]

Glitch Art: an in(tro)duction.

Rosa Menkman, Vernacula of File Formats, 2010, Compression Macroblocks

Blog post by Andrea Ongaro – in Berlin; Saturday, Mar. 23, 2013.

In our media dominated world it’s normal to be familiar with noise. It’s not the noise of Sonic Youth or the loud sound of the streets, but the noise produced by the huge amount of information we exchange every day. Transmitting data there is sometimes a failure in the process, which can be…[read on…]


Look out digital media, PRINT IS NOT DEAD

Blog post by Angela Connor – in Berlin; Friday, Mar. 22, 2013.

For many artists, Gestalten is the holy grail of graphic design and publishing. Setting trends for the latest typography, layouts, concepts and book design, the publishing house garners champions in international print innovation and visual culture…[read on…]


New York WalkAbout: City of Trash

Barbara Confino: New York WalkAbout: City of Trash

Blog post and photographs by Barbara Confino – in New York; Thursday, Mar. 21, 2013

WalkAbout: the World as Image, Imagination, and Idea is a new series by artist and writer Barbara Confino’s. A leisurely inquiry into the interplay between the real and the fantastic, each WalkAbout takes place at the crossroads between the mind and the world at large.[read on…]

Butterfly out of Eden: Texturing the immaterial

Blog post by Florence Reidenbach – in Berlin; Tuesday, March 19, 2012.

“Butterflies out of Eden”, the current group exhibition at Fellini Gallery, presents eight Paris-based female artists who have left their motherland of Korea to establish themselves in the country of the first ready-mades…[read on…]

The Armory Show Turns 100!

Blog post by Lucia Love; photographs by Anastasia Loginova – in New York; Saturday, March 16, 2012.

It doesn’t get more established than a centennial celebration. And this year’s Armory week was no exception. The throw backs came complete, including an updated Urinal…[read on…]

The Lost Lectures: Talks from Secret Locations

Article by Angela Connor in Berlin // Mar. 15, 2013
If there are three things that Berliners love it’s an exclusive event, a secret location and new ideas. For the first time in Germany, Berlin will play host to The Lost Lectures, which brings…[read on]


Long Night of Museums

Poster Long Night of Museums; credit: Kulturprojekte Berlin

Blog post by Andrea Ongaro – in Berlin; Wednesday, Mar. 13, 2013.

This year the 32nd Long Night of Museums is taking place on the last Saturday of the winter. Around 80 museums and institutions will present a diverse range of exhibitions. Guided tours, concerts, readings, dance workshops and programmes for families will be offered for the special…[read on…]


Before Cindy Sherman came Gertrud Arndt

Blog post by Angela Connor – in Berlin; Monday, Mar. 11, 2013.

While the Bauhaus school has been known by many as a men’s club – think Walter Gropius, Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky and László Moholy-Nagy, recently the Bauhaus Archiv/Museum of Design has been highlighting key women from the school with their series Female Bauhaus…[read on…]


BYE BYE MITTE. Hello Charlottenburg.

BYE BYE MITTE

Article by Christa Reynheim in Berlin // Mar. 09, 2013
The c/o Gallery in Mitte is moving from their beuatiful historic location, causing a small scar on their image as a unique venue gallery for photograhpy art. Along with so many other old buildings in…[read on…]