This year, the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection’s annual reorganisation of its exhibition in the Marstall focuses on two contemporary artists: the photographer Kai Bornhöft and the painter Frank Tornow. For the first time, the concept of complementary contrast emerging from the juxtaposition of their works also determines the hanging of the collection’s own holdings. The principle of […]
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The Berlin Circus Festival will celebrate its 12th edition from August 5th to 16th, 2026, at Tempelhofer Feld. It is the largest festival for contemporary circus in Germany. For the 12th time, Germany’s largest festival for contemporary circus celebrates the boundless creativity of this genre. Over twelve days, the audience can expect a diverse selection […]
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The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is celebrating Willem de Kooning with the largest exhibition in Europe in more than 40 years. Featuring over 120 works, ‘Willem de Kooning at work’ is the largest de Kooning exhibition in Europe since 1984. This groundbreaking exhibition offers a comprehensive overview of the artist’s drawings, complemented by some of his […]
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The Israel-born artist Amnon David Ar presents a comprehensive solo exhibition at the Kirche am Hohenzollernplatz in Berlin-Wilmersdorf. Light Years brings together works created since his move to Berlin in 2013 and is accompanied by the publication of a namesake art monograph. Concerts and artist talks will accompany the exhibition. The exhibition on Amnon David Ar, curated […]
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Since its inception, the Carnival of Cultures has shaped Berlin’s cultural identity as a place of diversity, encounter and public appropriation of urban space. Straddling the lines between celebration, political expression and social projection, the event simultaneously raises complex questions of visibility, representation and attribution. The exhibition, which takes place from 13–26 May 2026 at […]
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The exhibition “A Long-Distance Call: Scenes from the Weimar Republic” at the Lenbachhaus (May 12–September 27, 2026) presents the Weimar Republic through concrete scenes and artistic works as an era marked by contrasts between progress and crisis. It focuses on everyday moments, new ways of life, technological developments, and social tensions, offering a multifaceted view of the […]
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The exhibition “Canaletto & Bellotto” at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna (March 24–September 6, 2026) is dedicated to two of the most important veduta painters of the 18th century: Canaletto and his nephew Bernardo Bellotto. Using selected works, it traces the development of the Venetian cityscape and its dissemination throughout Europe. The exhibition illuminates not […]
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Tate Modern presents until 31. August 2026 the largest ever survey exhibition celebrating the groundbreaking work of world-renowned artist Dame Tracey Emin (b.1963). Emin’s commitment to unapologetic self-expression has transformed our understanding of what art can be and continues to influence contemporary art today, using the female body to explore passion, pain and healing. Spanning […]
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The TUM Architecture Museum is addressing one of the most pressing issues of our time: global food production. From April 23 to October 18, 2026, the exhibition illuminates the complex networks behind our food supply and shows how climate change, resource scarcity, and economic interests are pushing the existing system to its limits. In twelve […]
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The photography exhibition “PEOPLE – Heimat Europa” by photographer Carsten Sander, which opens at Bikini Berlin at 12 noon on Saturday 9 May 2026 to mark Europe Day, is more than just a collection of portraits. It uses individual faces to create a collective European self-image and challenges our understanding of home as a shared, […]
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