With May Day around the corner it's time again for Berlin's annual art festival, the Gallery Weekend. If you don't want to get lost in the overwhelming abundance of 51 participating galleries, better read on.
It’s not what it is — it’s what you make of it. That is pretty much the motto when it comes to Berlins extraordinary uses of urban space. Old warehouses or deserted land are often re-interpreted for cultural happenings. Whether it’s a club like the famous Berghain or an industrial space like the Kraftwerk on Köpenicker Straße: only
Honestly, there are two sorts of weekends a person can have. One: the kind of weekend where you have stuff to do, dates to arrange, people to meet, partys to attend. Two: the kind of weekend where really nothing is planned out and everything goes. Although the latter isn’t quite as common in the Winter (at
I love remixes! The Made team has organized an event/exhibition that displays the process of remixing. Cross-media art? Sure! The Scartch’n’Cut Exhibition with the leading motto “All Remix Everything”. It’s supposedly going to be super energetic and fresh. Check out the trailer and don’t miss while it’s on! Our upcoming MADE project SCRATCH’N’CUT is
Fashion? Me? I wear sneakers, hoodies and skinny jeans, I’m not exactly your poster-girl for style and fashion (though, scratch that, I’ve got mighty style, people just don’t pay enough attention to understatement). No, I’m certainly not part of the Mitte circle that runs from show to show to witness the newest pieces from the hippest
It’s Gallery Weekend! It’s also that dreaded 1st of May weekend, which means we might start out with good intentions (“let’s use this opportunity to enlighten ourselves about art and culture and sophisticated lifestyles”) but we’ll probably not even make it halfway through Saturday without falling over a couple of times and talking nonsense (“whaaa,
It seems as if summer has eventually paid its last rounds over here; the grass has become too wet to be lounged on, the BBQ sessions have come to a halt and people are hiding up their cozy living rooms and lighting up their fires. Except: that’s not quite true. Sure, the whole open air concept
Honest to God I know nothing about art, so I won’t give you shit about that. But I do know a couple of things about Berlin, so I decided to do something relevant to my education and visit the often mentioned exhibition by Icelandic native Olafur Eliasson. His work at the Martin-Gropius-Bau called “Innen Stadt Außen” is his own interpretation
You’d think a “speed show” is a crazy idea that would work in theory but wouldn’t find someone to dare execute it. I didn’t expect anyone to make a premiere, but hey, count on Berlin to make it happen. More specifically, the dude behind today&tomorrow. It was pretty cool, although I am still not sure what the .gifs had
