Chris Erik Thomas interviews Lu Yang about his current exhibition ‘DOKU the Creator – BHAVACHAKRA’ at Société Berlin ...

Carolin Kralapp reviews David Hartt’s exhibition ‘Metabolic Rift’ at the Georg Kolbe Museum as part of the featured topic, ...

Feeding Frenzy: Caique Tizzi and YBDG at Schinkel Pavillon by Lars Holdgate // Aug. 1, 2025 When I think of food and performance–or art on the wider spectrum–I think of Marinetti and his ‘Manifesto of ...

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Deconstruction and Processing: Bethanien Residents’ Exhibition by Lars Holdgate // July 29, 2025 It seems fitting that Künstlerhaus Bethanien’s large glass facade opens up into Krys Huba’s exhibition ...

Potent Scenes: Paula Rego at Museum Folkwang by Johanna Siegler // July 25, 2025 As I approach the final room of ‘The Personal and The Political’ at Museum Folkwang, the corridors begin to swell with ...

From Mark to Meaning: ‘Empreintes’ at Les Filles du Calvaire by Paige Miller // July 22, 2025 There isn’t an exact translation in English for the French word empreintes, which refers to any impression ...

Navot Miller pulls away the sheets, one after another after another. Fabric falls and the room is doused in bright colors that soak up any scraps of light. We enter into ‘Paradise.’ Vibrancy is the ...

Fantasy and Freedom: Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts by Adela Lovric // July 18, 2025 For the uninitiated, the name Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts might be misleading. What began as a bi-annual ...

Maintenance Is a Drag: Ghislaine Leung at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein by Josefin Granetoft // July 15, 2025 One of the first things I notice when entering the space is a discarded piece of paper—a ...

Berlin Art Link shares our favorite exhibitions & events in July, including C/O Berlin, Gropius Bau, DOCK 11, and more ...

Tactile Engagement: Lygia Clark at Neue Nationalgalerie by Fionn Adamian // June 27, 2025 Art history likes clairvoyants. Divine as a tea leaf, the Brazilian artist Lygia Clark heralded not one, but ...