The Turkish artist Fahrelnissa Zeid was both a princess and pioneer of modernism. On the way to finding her own style, she left all conventions behind—and even painted her own inner hell. [more]
After the summer break in 2018, Deutsche Bank will open its new forum for art, culture, and sports activities in the Prinzessinnenpalais in Berlin. [more]
The characters in John Akomfrah’s poetic film essays are like "Time Travelers" stranded somewhere between past and future. [more]
Classical cinema seems to be dissolving. [more]
Nick Mauss not only uses paper for his drawings. For his poetic creations, the New York artist employs sharp-edged aluminum sheets, mirrors or tiles. [more]
She has been deaf since birth. Nevertheless, Christine Sun Kim makes sound the subject of her drawings, performances, and interactive installations. [more]
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Deutsche Bank Collection |
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Coming Soon! Deutsche Bank´s Art, Culture and Sports at the Prinzessinnenpalais from 26.09.2018 |
