A breath of fresh air at the Deutsche Oper Berlin?: Aviel Cahn takes over as artistic director
Ukrainian diary (107): Papa Karlo play in Kharkiv Park
“Extraordinarily creative personality”: Aviel Cahn is the new artistic director of the Deutsche Oper Berlin
Soundcheck Award 2022: Little Simz wins with the album “No Thank You”
Beyoncé cleans up: This is how the 65th Grammy Awards went
“I try not to be too emotional”: US singer Beyoncé wins four Grammys and breaks a record
Film Festival Rotterdam: The cinema finds playful ways out of the pandemic
On the release of Jafar Panahi: Iran’s regime remains unpredictable
Film about Daniel Richter: Lots of color, lots of sayings, lots of pictures
Exhibition on Radio Free Europe: bombs against radio waves
Gabriele Stötzer in the Pankow Gallery: Naked bodies as zones of resistance
Conductor Caspar Richter is dead: stylistically limitless
“Human Flowers of Flesh” in the cinema: Images like gentle wave movements
Music School Fanny Hensel: That’s what diversity sounds like
What has become of the Berlin novel: Great expectations, small yield
Obituary for Jürgen Flimm: rebel, magician, seer through people
The Arcs and their album Electronic Chronic: Heaven is a beautiful place
Berlin rapper Symba: Chocolate bars instead of guns
Molecule Man in the series “Berliner Truffle”: The Ringer in the Spree
Five years of language assistants: Bye-bye, Alexa!
Gabriele Münter in the Bucerius Kunst Forum: Not a muse, not a student, but a great artist
“Art as an indicator” by Frank Witzel: How man becomes a murderer
Protests in Iran’s cultural scene: The imprisoned director Jafar Panahi is free again
Hamburg Symposium on the Documenta Fifteen: Escape to half-hearted apologies
A 14-year-old’s dilemma: the death of Holocaust survivor Sally Perel
Grammy Awards: Beyoncé is about to set a new record
Kirill Gerstein fills the Boulez Hall: A cosmopolitan at the piano
Ukrainian diary (106): Kharkiv reinforced concrete is indestructible
Aesthetic positions at Art Genéve: Would you like a little more Swissness?
Lightness and conviction: The wonderful collages by Miriam Tölke
