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At the 135th Congress of
the German Society of Surgery, in Germany's capital Berlin, renowned
experts will meet in April 2018 for the most important congress of
surgery. The annual convention of the DGCH takes place every year alternately in Munich and…
The exhibition Delirium presents a small retrospective of the artist Sokar Uno. Works on canvas from the last two years are shown, so that the artistic development of Sokar Uno becomes visible.
He is one of the worst mass murderers in history, but in the GDR he was worshipped as the "greatest genius of our era": Soviet party and government leader Josef Stalin. The special exhibition at the Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial is dedicated for the first…
Two exhibitions on the subjects of the Underground and Improvisation focusing on alternative music and art movements in the East and the West will be on display from 15th March to 6th May 2018 in the Academy at Hanseatenweg. Both take as their starting point…
Ana Mendieta (1948-1985) represents one of the most outstanding artistic positions of the 1970s and 1980s. From 20 April to 22 July 2018, Martin-Gropius-Bau will present her multi-layered film work, which has been recently restored and digitised, the result of…
Beyond the traditional realm of the established art world and spawned from a movement that makes its own rules, Banksy is arguably the most famous, yet enigmatic artist to dominate the contemporary world.
The entrepreneur and banker Barthold Suermondt (1818 - 1887) had collected one of the most important private collections of paintings and drawings of old masters in Germany until the 1870s. In 1873, however, he was forced to sell his art collection and offered…
Die Schönheit der großen Stadt (The Beauty of the Big City) is the title of a book published in 1908 by the philosopher and architect August Endell, which invites readers to open their eyes to the big city and so recognize opportunities for further development…
Many paintings by Max Beckmann (1884–1950) show the world of the theater, circus, and music halls. Showmanship was a driving force behind his work. In his paintings, Beckmann modernized the baroque idea of the world as a stage.
