Amy Sillman at Ludwig Forum by Mia Butter // May 16, 2025. Definitively not a retrospective, ‘Oh, Clock!’ displays hundreds ...

William Kherbek interviews American artist Sable Elyse Smith about her practice and its relation to questions of ...

Alison Hugill visits the Rijksakademie ahead of their spring Open Studios event during Amsterdam Art Week to profile some of the artists-in-residence ...

Casa Planas and the Goethe-Institut Barcelona are inviting applications for the seventh edition of their joint research and creation residency program. This initiative seeks to support innovative ...

At silent green, the overgrown garden of the former crematorium in Berlin-Wedding becomes the unlikely stage for ‘The Vegetable Parliament’: a living, evolving installation that fuses public sculpture ...

To wander Kreuzberg during this year’s Gallery Weekend is to surrender to a dérive of some sort. Unlike the choreographed density of other boroughs, where art spaces jostle for attention like ...

With its myriad options, the art kiez around Potsdamer Straße is a reliable mainstay during Gallery Weekend. But it’s easy to forget just how art-saturated this corner of the city has become until you ...

The May Day energy buzzing through the city has perhaps died down for most, unless, of course, you participate in Berlin’s annual Gallery Weekend. The sunny weather has jumped ship for now, and I ...

Every month, Berlin Art Link shines a spotlight on international exhibitions and events with our Worldwide Hit List. We want to highlight artists, galleries, museums and new projects touching on a ...

“To face a world on fire, architecture must be able to harness all the intelligence around us.” This urgent provocation by curator Carlo Ratti frames the expansive inquiry of the 19th Venice ...

‘Because he spoke’ (2025), part of a new body of work Parisian artist Pol Taburet created for his Schinkel Pavillon solo exhibition, potently encapsulates the show’s underlying, at times elusive, ...