Germany: a vibrant art scene

What will the theatre of the future look like? An interview with Ilja Mirsky, digital dramatic advisor at the Munich Residence Theatre and theatre and digital technology university lecturer.

Barbara Klepsch wants to link culture and tourism more closely. In our interview, the president of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs explains how theatres bring people together and inject life into regions.

How two of Germany’s most renowned art galleries have established global networks.

The German capital is world famous for its large-scale graffiti artworks. We present a selection of the most exciting murals.

Çağla Ilk, curator of the German pavilion at the Art Biennale in Venice in 2024, talks about the role of art in times of war and crises.

Are they art stars of tomorrow? Four cities show how young artists are rethinking painting.

Nowadays, canvasses are often digital: Three influencers talk about the effects of social media on art.

Protest against gentrification, climate change and racism: Three art projects expressing dissent.

Germany’s art universities and academies enjoy an excellent reputation around the world. We present three outstanding examples.

Five museums in Germany that you really should visit if you want to be able to join in a conversation about art.

How Berlin-based Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is enchanting the art world.

The second edition of the Berlin Mural Fest turns the German capital into an open-air art gallery. Artists from around the world transform ten facades into colorful artworks.

More than 100 years after the founding of the art school, the Bauhaus can still be experienced in many places in Germany. We show the most important stations.

The Bauhaus has left its mark worldwide. You need to know this in order to be able to understand the 2019 anniversary year.

The art and research project sheds light on the growing links between China and Africa.

In Berlin a Museum for Graffiti is being built, researchers are setting up a graffiti database and companies are beating a path to the doors of graffiti artists.