Kara Walker’s very personal introduction to her exhibition, which opens at the SCHIRN in October. With over 650 drawings, snippets, notes, fragments,...
With a comprehensive retrospective, the Schirn illuminates how Paula Modersohn-Becker anticipated central tendencies of Modernism.
THOU SHALT FIGHT CONFORMISM. The first of the 10 commandments by and for Gilbert & George. How the artist couple searches for the meaning of life and...
The art of the Group of Seven continues to shape Canada today. We took a closer look: Here are five contemporary landscape painters we love!
Who would have thought that the artist couple’s house full of ceramics? A look at the fascinating pottery collection of Gilbert & George.
The golden age of the postcard has passed, but then it will remain forever: it is used for one-way correspondence, it is a greeting from afar. Or even...
Peter Doig draws inspiration from the Group of Seven and creates unique, almost eerie paintings. But what makes the art of the Canadian landscape...
How can we break with the power relations of the past and create a decolonial future? A look at the representation of Indigenous women in film.
How the technological, medial and economic conditions of the music industry have changed is particularly evident in music videos. But what if the...
Gilbert & George tackle the existential questions of human life. Björn Berndt, editor-in-chief of GAB Magazine, talks about their art from his...
Just what constitutes a sculpture? Inspired by Gilbert & George, who first became “Living Sculpture” in 1969: 10 sculptures that are only recognizable...
Class struggle with a certain aura of status, extravagance and timelessness – that's how the Mod Culture of the 1960s can be summed up. But what does...