Käthe Kruse
Following her artistic practice from “Die Tödliche Doris” to today
Following her artistic practice from “Die Tödliche Doris” to today
Celebrating 50 years of art
Building a new hub for nature and wildlife conservation
Revisiting the legacy of Swiss sculptor Hans Aeschbacher
Exploring Käthe Kruse’s work between art, politics, and performance
Expanding project-related display fonts
Teasing the latest Workspace features
Building a sake brand brewed in Berlin
Collecting unexpected fragments of everyday food photography
Tuning in to the essence of sound
Reframing Expressionism through contemporary perspectives
Tracing the Arp–Lissitzky collaboration behind „Die Kunstismen“
Creating an immersive world for upcoming releases
Debating the monumental architecture of energy
Translating a pattern into a Moroccan rug
Unfolding compelling stories through photography
Telling the history of an archipelago through objects
Highlighting Hanna Bekker vom Rath’s commitment to modern art
Zooming in on the unpredictable in art
Examining the Swiss suburban landscape
Uncovering demons, colonial power and lost voices
Revisiting the Brücke artists through the lens of colonialism
Bringing women artists in Expressionism and Fluxus into focus
Introducing the work of the artist Jeannette Baumgartner
Returning to the roots of cooking
Combining nature, spirituality and wellbeing
Recounting thirty years of Philippine history through poetry
Imagining possible futures