Der Zertifikatskurs „Ausstellungsdesign – Gestaltung | Medien | Digitalisierung | Nachhaltigkeit“ am UdK Berlin Career College startet am 30. Oktober 2026 in die nächste Runde.
The Berlin Summer University of the Arts 2026 workshop „Large Piece of Lawn – Drawing the World of Plants“ is led by Kerstin Hille, artist and head of the Laboratory for Drawing at UdK Berlin.
For the very first time, Alfred Ehrhardt’s film work is the focus of an exhibition. The photographer, documentary filmmaker, and Bauhaus-trained artist created more than sixty films.
Von Juni bis September 2026 lädt die Berlin Summer University of the Arts am Berlin Career College der Universität der Künste Berlin zu über 30 internationalen Workshops ein.
Mariybu veröffentlicht am 14. Mai 2026 ihr neues Album „FRECH“, ein Mix aus Techno-Pop, Hardstyle-Elementen und ein bisschen Orchester. Im Herbst geht’s dann auf Tour.
Maria Naidyonova is a Ukrainian-born, Berlin-based artist working in drawing, painting, and animation. Her artistic style merges classical drawing techniques with contemporary aesthetics.
Anna Forgach is among a new generation revising autobiographical photography, engaging with everyday moments through a rigorous focus on common identity and psychological struggles.
The large space of the former train station, Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, gleams with light. It is midday, and in the German summer the light pours in for long hours.
Casting Currents explores porous boundaries of nature, culture & materiality, staging materials as active agents in a fragmented world shaped by planetary collapse.
Die Skulpturen der Berliner Künstlerin Anke Eilergerhard faszinieren weltweit und sprechen neben dem Auge auch unsere Sinne für Tasten, Schmecken und Riechen hypnotisch an.
Jörg Dedering lebt seit Mitte der 90er Jahre in Berlin. Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeit ist die Dokumentation Berlins im Wandel sowie die Auseinandersetzung mit Transformation im urbanen Raum.
Whether on a train, in a car, or on a rainy day at home—looking out a window feels poetic. The frame freezes a moment, and I sometimes surrender to this dreamy escape.
Nan Goldin’s photographs seem to seep into your senses. You can almost smell them: They evoke the scent of cigarettes clinging to wallpapers and the sticky air of a backroom.
In January 2025, Sophie Aigner, an Austrian artist and writer, published „Alright, It Means Something to Me,“ exploring voids and losses, from literal holes to irreplaceable moments in life.
Das Berliner Rapduo „6euroneunzig“ vereint Rap, Techno-Trash und New Wave. Ihre ersten Texte entstanden bei Nächten voller Spicy Margaritas und Gesprächen in der WG-Küche.
Shanee Roe’s work blends humor and introspection to explore intimacy and relationships. Her quirky characters navigate vulnerability and power, inviting reflection on human connection.
Through her performances and installations, Elena deconstructs traditional aesthetics, exploring contrasts between the refined and the raw to challenge societal norms.
Niko Abramidis &NE shares insights into his studio rituals, the role of mythology and metamodernity in his work, and the process behind his upcoming solo exhibition at max goelitz in Berlin.
The solo exhibition „present pendulum“ by Niko Abramidis &NE explores a mythology of the present marked by pragmatic analysis, comic-like exaggeration, and a hopeful aesthetic.
In a conversation with us, Rosa Anschütz offers insight into her artistic practice and her upcoming performance at Vienna’s Volkstheater for the DESERTSHORE music festival.
„This Causes Consciousness to Fracture – A Puppet Play“ im Haus am Waldsee, Berlin, beleuchtet den jugendlichen Körper als gesellschaftspolitisches Schlachtfeld von Normativitätsideen.
Noy and Tamir have collaborated for over a decade. Known for their large-scale installations and critical approach, their work often explores complex self-identity and social issues.
The solo exhibition by Ju Young Kim, a Korea-born, Germany-based artist, opened at the max goelitz gallery in Berlin on June 27th and will be available to the public until July 27th, 2024.
Ju Young Kim (b. 1991, South Korea) places mussel shells on a tray table formed of curling whiplash lines. Split open and cast in bronze, their surfaces reflect in the mirror mounted underneath.
Something artists have always been really good at is taking a tool that already exists in the world and making it do something it’s not supposed to. How could this apply to technology?
For Ucon Acrobatics, prioritizing sustainability in the production process of their pieces is paramount. We spoke with one of the founders, Jochen Smuda, about this commitment.
Sofiia Stepanova is a Ukraine-born, Berlin-based artist. She first studied painting at the Kyiv Academy of Fine Art and Architecture, with a focus on iconography and art history.
When you start writing, you never know where you will land, – says An during our last class. I want to continue genuinely seeing and feeling the art of those artists I work with, akin to T.J. Clark’s approach.
On the occasion of his first solo exhibition at max goelitz gallery in Berlin, we talked with the artist Lou Jaworski (*1981) about his production processes, horizons, AI, Pinocchio, and 3D fantasy.