Berlin, the cash-strapped capital of Europe’s top economy, has long tried to turn alternative culture into gold, but ambitious new bids to present underground art in museum settings could break new ...
From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...
Berlin is to street art what Paris is to cafes and Amsterdam is to canals. Long known as the most “bombed” (or, “tagged”) city in Europe, the UNESCO City of Design is home to the world’s longest ...
An eerie Renaissance masterpiece, fresh from a four-year restoration process, goes on show in Berlin
I examined it very carefully under the microscope,” says Babette Hartwieg, the recently retired head of conservation at the Gemäldegalerie, who capped off her two-decade career in Berlin with ...
“Point of No Return,” an exhibition marking the anniversary, shows that not all artists celebrated the historic events of 1989. By Catherine Hickley LEIPZIG, Germany — A young woman and man are ...
Nazi artist Josef Thorak created the two "Striding Horses" (known in German as "Schreitende Pferde") for Adolf Hitler's New Reich Chancellery in Berlin. Now the sculptures will be shown again for the ...
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