Since the Taliban took power in mid-August 2021, thousands of people have left their home country Afghanistan. Artists are particularly threatened: Music, theatre and...
KW Institute for Contemporary Art has announced its spring 2022 programme. It reflects on the construction of history and reality by introducing new models...
Every two years, Kulturprojekte Berlin presents the "European Month of Photography", or EMOP for short, one of the largest photography festivals in Germany. Most...
From January 21, 2022, the exhibition and symposium for contemporary Greek art in Berlin "AthensSYN II: GOING VIRAL" with 14 artistic positions of Generation...
Crone Berlin invites in cooperation with the magazine WELTKUNST on Thursday, January 20, 2022 from 6:00 pm to the artist talk between Sebastian Preuss,...
After 35 years, DAS VERBORGENE MUSEUM in Berlin is ending its pioneering activities at Schlüterstrasse 70 in Charlottenburg. With great dedication, the association has...