His art is like a psychedelic journey into the future. Yet Basim Magdy is primarily interested in the present. [more]
At Dak’Art, international artists show their vision of the continent and the global Diaspora. What began as a small festival is now Africa’s most important biennial. [more]
With think tanks, tent camps, and futurist operas, Australia’s most important art event approaches the reality of the post- Internet age. [more]
It is primarily thanks to Stephanie Rosenthal that art aficionados eagerly await the twentieth-anniversary edition of the Biennale of Sydney, sponsored by Deutsche Bank, in the spring of 2016. [more]
These days, there’s no tendency more frequently invoked as a topic of heated discussion than Post-Internet Art. [more]
Deutsche Bank KunstHalle, the Zachęta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw, and the Polish Institute in Berlin are taking stock of the “VIEWS” Award with the exhibition “COMMON AFFAIRS”: What is the state of young Polish art today? [more]
Jamie Zigelbaum calls himself a “science fiction cyberwarlock.” The ingredients of his brew are digital images, data, and pixels. [more]
They’re twins, devout Muslims, and among the most important young artists in South Africa. [more]
Petrit Halilaj is conquering the art world with his poetic installations and fantastic drawings. Yet his work is also quite political and based on hard experiences: war, expulsion, forgetting. [more]
Founded in 1967, ART COLOGNE is taking place for the 50th time this year. Deutsche Bank is celebrating this anniversary with a special exhibition. [more]
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Deutsche Bank Collection |
Supported by Deutsche Bank |
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Coming Soon! Deutsche Bank´s Art, Culture and Sports at the Prinzessinnenpalais from 26.09.2018 |
