I’m now living a somewhat ridiculous long-distance relationship with the city where i’m supposed to live. I’m back […]
Back in Berlin for one day so i’m running from one exhibition to the other. I’ve seen a […]
It’s Sunday and what else could i do but pay a visit to the world’s biggest dinosaur skeleton […]
There’s currently a fantastic installation at the Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin. The work brings magic and poetry to […]
Nonspheres IV is the latest iteration of Luis Berríos-Negrón’s ongoing investigation into the contemporary tension between nature and […]
Back in Berlin with a long list of exhibitions to check out, a house that shouts “wash me! […]
Daniel & Geo Fuchs have documented the architectural legacy left by the former GDR’s Ministry for State Security […]
Just back from the Galerie Caprice Horn. It’s in Mitte, half a stone throw away from the increasingly […]
It took me ages to come up with the second part of Urban Interface Berlin. The event ended […]
Yesterday i was hoping to attend Niklas Roy‘s presentation of his latest project at the UdK (University of […]
Designmai opened a few days ago and i’m currently spending an awful lot of time trying to find […]
Just back from a trip to Kreuzberg where i discovered an exhibition space called Ballhaus Naunynstraße. They are […]
By popular demand: a few words about Felice Varini‘s graphic remodeling of the Filiale gallery in Berlin. I […]
Urban Interface Berlin is THE event of the moment i was really looking forward to enjoy slowly under […]
Yesterday i visited The Robots are Coming! People – Machines – Communication at the Museum for Communication in […]
Been wandering in Linienstrasse today. That’s where i discovered Thorsten Brinkmann´s self-portraits. The portrait seance starts with very […]
Deathless, a gallery dedicated to stencilists and street artists in Mitte, is currently showing paintings and multilayered stencils […]
Going to be another exciting week in Berlin: – the lovely Johnny Haeusler and Tanja Kreitschmann who write […]
Patrick Kochlik and Dennis Paul live in Berlin, work at ART+COM, and love to tell stories with technology. […]
Evidence Locker, a work i was dying to see since 2004, is currently on view at Sparwasser HQ […]
A couple of weeks ago i was gallery hopping with Reto Wettach in and around Auguststrasse. Among the […]
I discovered the work of Kent Henricksen a year ago. After having admired a couple of his pieces […]
This one is for Emily: The gallery Amerika, on Brunnenstr. in Berlin is having an amusing exhibition called […]
Yesterday was Monday, not my favourite day because all the art galleries are closed. Except! CO-Berlin. They are […]
Back in Berlin’s art galleries. Walking down Brunnenstrasse, i stumbled upon From our living room to yours, an […]
I passed dozens of times in front of the German Historical Museum on Unter den Linden and never […]
Yesterday i headed to the Georg Kolbe Museum to see an exhibition The Power of the Tangible – […]
Ever since i arrived in Prenzlauerberg, i decided that anything out of that area was way too far […]
Reason to be happy to live in Berlin number 2: walking down Gipsstrasse and discovering what a Kamon […]
Reason to be happy to be in Berlin number 1: there’s a fantastic exhibition at PROGRAM (Invalidenstrasse 115, […]
As i mentioned earlier, dorkbot Berlin was really good fun. Nice crowd, absence of delays, and talented dorkboters. […]
As hinted in Into Me / Out of Me (Part 1), the KW exhibition has absolutely no qualm […]
Today i went to the NBK gallery in Berlin to see an installation which proved to be a […]
Over the past few days i’ve had my stomach turned, my definition of what’s acceptable tipped over and […]
The University of the Arts Berlin gave Brian Eno their first 01 award in 1998, honouring his often […]
Just discovered a fantastic artist this afternoon (anyone who hangs horses* or donkeys from the ceiling has my […]