by Adela Lovric, 26.April 2013
What a day! I still can't reduce the noise of overwhelmed state of mind. Attending the Gallery Weekend preview for the press  definitely gave me some material to discuss and/or brag about. Since I wasn't familiar with this kind of event, they already got me at coffee&croissants and cute lunch bags, and it was only the beginning of a 6 hour long tour through the wonders of this year's edition.
by Rachel Simkover, 15.October 2012
BIGS goes to the 9th Shanghai Biennale
by Maria Santos, 17.September 2012
Berlin Art Week is officialy over and abc proudly closed its doors on Sunday evening after having attracted no less than 24.000 visitors in the last four days...  
by Maria Santos, 14.September 2012
 The long-awaited art berlin contemporary kicked off yesterday morning at Station-Berlin revealing itself as one of the most exciting events of the season. First impressions. */
by Rachel Simkover, 5.July 2012
After climbing the stairs to the top floor of an old industrial building, now Delloro Contemporary Art, one enters Wolfgang Stiller’s installation, Laboratory I, an installation that feels like a combination of the backstage office at the natural history museum and a turn of the 20th century laboratory. 
by Rachel Simkover, 26.June 2012
*/ Sounds for Soloists, at Grimmuseum, Rinne showcases her ability to express herself through an impressive array of languages, including English, German, French, Swedish, Italian, and Spanish. */ ..
by Rachel Simkover, 22.May 2012
  In preparation for a work included in his solo exhibition, “Shadows of Words Spoken” at Galerie Christian Ehrentraut, sculptor Andreas Blank was in an uncomfortable situation in an Italian quarry.
Grimmuseum exhibition "X O"
by Anonymous, 8.May 2012
"Two thirds of what we see is behind our eyes," says Chinese proverb. Does what we see really exist or is it just a creation of our imagination?
by Daniel Penny, 20.March 2012
Composer and visual artist, Ryogi Ikeda, has produced two intriguing and somewhat disquieting complimentary installations located on opposite wings in the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum. Entitled, “db,” (an abbreviation for decibel) the piece consist of two rooms: one black and the other white.
by Maria Santos, 7.March 2012
Almost one year after the Spanish Spring, people are still reflecting upon what happened and why it is still happening. And this debate also touches on the art.
Dash Snow, courtesy CFA gallery
by Daniel Penny, 22.February 2012
some thoughts on the Snow Show, CFA gallery until 24th March
by Rachel Simkover, 2.February 2012
  Television commercials and portrait painting are brought side by side in Sebastian Biskup’s solo exhibition at 7Hours Haus 19. This unlikely pairing has been given a similar systematic treatment, and the result is a body of work that is aesthetically and conceptually cohesive.
by Rachel Simkover, 29.January 2012
Text by Weronika Trojańska & pictures by Laura Gianetti The figure of Javier Perés doesn’t need to be introduced to those who know Berlin’s art scene...
by Rachel Simkover, 26.January 2012
  The white cube is packed and the boxes are ventilated; sisters Dina and Julia Boswank are working together for the first time for this exhibit at Satellit Berlin.

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