Tag: Berlin

  • Li Qing: East of Eden

    The Chinese artist Li Qing explores the tensions between east and west through the lens of architecture and the urban environment, documenting what he calls Hangzhou’s ‘lonely house’ phenomenon

  • Heike-Karin Föll: Speed

    In her first institutional solo show, the German artist plays on the fast fickleness of commodification, trend and fashion

  • Jack Whitten: Jack’s Jacks

    Embellished with sparkling gemstones and richly coloured tiles, Whitten’s memorial paintings on show here are not only extraordinarily beautiful, but communicate so much about the artists and musicians to whom they are dedicated

  • Jonathan Monk: Exhibit Model Four – plus invited guests

    This exhibition comprises a wallpaper of Monk’s photographs from the past 20 years, along with artworks from a sprawling list of his ‘invited guests’

  • Lotte Laserstein: Face to Face

    Lotte Laserstein was a rising star of Weimar Berlin, forced to leave her country and abandon her artistic aspirations, but with this exhibition of highlights from her peak, there is hope that her name may yet not be forgotten

  • Sol Calero: ‘It’s important that the aesthetics don’t eat the concept’

    Beneath the colourful painted surfaces of Sol Calero’s immersive installations, there are deeper, politically informed concepts for those who take the time to unpick the layers

  • Julian Lethbridge: Inside Out

    The 13 new paintings by Julian Lethbridge, now on show in Berlin, are works of virtuosity and dedication, and provide a captivating and absorbing demonstration of a painter exploring his unique approach to the fullest

  • Hanne Darboven: Korrespondenzen

    An exhibition in Berlin uses a collection of correspondence to place the great German conceptualist Hanne Darboven in context

  • Kiki Kogelnik: Works from 1962-68

    With her joyful neon palette and playful style, Kogelnik is often considered Austria’s pre-eminent pop artist. The powerful works in this show explore a period in which she moved to New York, rubbing shoulders with Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein

  • Mwangi Hutter interview: ‘we are interested in personal and universal responsibility’

    Berlin and Nairobi-based artist duo Mwangi Hutter talk about their work as a collaborative, how they work through ideas and some past and forthcoming projects