As the curator of the trailblazing exhibition “Afrika Remix” (2004) and the cofounder of the art magazine “Revue Noire,” Simon Njami has fundamentally changed our view of contemporary African art. [more]
The French philosopher Roland Barthes says that the city is like writing and we are the readers. But how do artists read the city, with all its different languages, customs, rules, and longings? [more]
Initiated in 2003 as a cooperative project with Deutsche Bank, the bank’s foundation, and the Zachęta National Gallery in Warsaw, the “Views” Prize has become the most important award for contemporary Polish art. [more]
“Sunset” is the title of the installation painter Mary Heilmann developed expressly for the giant terrace of the reopened Whitney Museum, the building’s largest outdoor gallery. [more]
Whether it’s the gasometers by Bernd and Hilla Becher, stamp poems, or Turner’s sea pieces—everything in the work of the London-based artist Idris Khan is a ghostly depiction. [more]
The summer lures art fans out of the city too. Where can art be experienced in a special way, in nature or in remote, tranquil places? And where do you go to escape from the tumult of art? [more]
The Eighties are back—first in fashion and design, and now in art, too. Living in the midst of difficult times, we tend to reminisce about the rebellious hedonism of those years. [more]
With the Deutsche Bank as partner, the Städel Museum is looking back in its exhibition “The 80s. Figurative Painting in West Germany” on a tremendously exciting era in postwar German art. [more]
The image as commodity, the woman as object: Anne Collier investigates the ways in which photographs are reproduced and what messages they convey. [more]
“Imagine Reality”—this is the title of the main exhibition of the “RAY Photography Projects 2015. [more]
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Deutsche Bank Collection |
Supported by Deutsche Bank |
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