Clubs in crisis: What is the future for club culture?
Great things happen in crises, so they say. But maybe something is getting irretrievably lost. Clubs are not only places to celebrate, but also...
Great things happen in crises, so they say. But maybe something is getting irretrievably lost. Clubs are not only places to celebrate, but also...
Masked faces in public have become the new normal these days. A glance at art history and pop culture shows how masks reveal more than you might...
Mark Noonan’s documentary film presents a portrait of the renowned architect Kevin Roche. His oeuvre includes some impressive museum buildings.
Outstanding cinematographic art across the sections: The SCHIRN MAG presents a selection of feature films, experimental movies and documentaries of...
At the annual digital festival Transmediale at Berlin’s Haus der Kulturen der Welt, discussions focus on the art and society of tomorrow – with the...
Often figurative and in extravagant dimensions: The feature film “A Private Portrait” is an homage to the painter and filmmaker Julian Schnabel that...
“Loving Vincent” is no art movie, nor does it aim to be: It is a film about the not fully clarified death of Vincent van Gogh, that draws on the...
Looking for a Christmas present? Try this selection of books by and on female artists whose works have already been exhibited at SCHIRN – and choose...
In the Instagram Project on the exhibition DIORAMA, the smartphone becomes the pane of glass between the viewer and a fantastic world
The feature film “Leaning Into The Wind” about British land artist Andy Goldsworthy is a successful meditation on transience.
As part of the “Immersion” series, British artist Ed Atkins is presenting an exhibition at Martin-Gropius-Bau that addresses our ubiquitous escapism...
Sand, soft ice cream and escapism: In large-format photo books, photographers from Martin Parr to Pamela Littky offer an escape from the daily grind.