Artists’ estates are often an important port of call in the planning of exhibitions. We talk to Hadwig Goez, Head of the Baumeister Archive, about the...
ANY is an artist, her motifs Black people. In the interview she explains why her art also always tells her own story, what inspires her and how...
As an academic expert on walking Bertram Weisshaar researches the city quite literally from a pedestrian perspective. We talked with him about the...
Will Fredo works at the intersection of Blackness, technology, queerness, post-decolonial thought, and pop culture. What it means and why Black...
Artist Monilola Olayem Ilupeju questions violent norms and seeks ways to heal through embodied practices. We spoke with her about body images,...
In her works, artist Laxmi Hussain explores the special physical closeness of being a parent. At the same time, she calls for a more realistic...
To better reconcile parenthood and her art practice, Lenka Clayton created a residency for mothers. An interview with the interdisciplinary artist.
Birth is a rare motif in art, especially explicit depictions. An interview with queer feminist artist Clarity Haynes, who challenges conventions of...
Apart from depictions of the Madonna with child, mothers are rare pictorial motifs in art. An interview with artist Najja Moon, who has erected a...
Motherhood has always been a taboo in art history. But why, actually? An interview with conceptual artist Hannah Cooke, who questions the systems,...
In a film series, Oliver Hardt combines the themes from Kara Walker’s work with the perspectives of Black people in Germany. In conversation with...
At first it was only the artist’s thoughts that could be read in letters and her diary. Then Otto Modersohn’s letters and diary entries came to light....