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Remnants of archival photographs, poetry and letters from loved ones reverberate with nostalgia in Galerie im Turm, forming a series of collages in Jamila Barakat’s solo exhibition, ‘Hoffnung أمل.’ A German-Palestinian interdisciplinary artist, Barakat explores remembrance as a form of resistance and the search for belonging as an ongoing, ever-changing practice. The first wo...


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Group Show: ‘I’ve missed our conversations. On AI, Emotions, and Being Human’ Opening Reception: Tuesday, Jan. 27; 6–10pm Exhibition: Jan. 27-Mar. 12, 2026 thesecondguess.art Wilmersdorfer Str. 151, 10585 Berlin, click here for map ‘By the Mango Belt & Tamarind Road: Compassing, Protocoling, Metaphoring’ Opening Reception: Wednesday, Jan. 28; 6–11pm Festival: Jan. 29-Feb....


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This article is part of our feature topic Wellness. Dominique McDougal and Carro Sharkey’s three-part performance, ‘Did4luv’—a tragicomic dance solo performed by one of the dancers, alternating every night—debuted this month at the dual 30th anniversary of Sophiensaele’s inauguration as a theater and its renowned dance festival, Tanztage. This year’s Tanztage invites its audi...


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‘A Story of South Asian Art’ is an exhibition that centers on Mrinalini Mukherjee but encompasses works by other representatives of contextual modernism; the thread that roughly holds this almost century-long journey together. Contextual modernism can be understood as a response to modernism; one that considers the particular historical and cultural contexts modernism enters ...


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As we pause in a gray courtyard in the shadow of Kottbusser Tor, sharing quiet delight at the rare appearance of sun in a mid-December sky, the light feels provisional, like something the city has borrowed and will soon have to return. Slipping between buildings at a low angle, it is already tinged with loss as we stand one week shy of the shortest day of the year. Myriam Jac...


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