Menu Deutsch Close Journal Participation About us Press Partners Contact Newsletter Instagram Twitter Facebook My Likes Berlin Art Week 13—17 SEP 2023—Save the Date Berlin Art Week 13—17 SEP 2023—Save the Date Berlin Art Week 13—17 SEP 2023—Save the Date Berlin Art Week 13—17 SEP 2023—Save the Date 00 D 00 H 00 M THE BERLIN ART WEEK NEWSLETTER We would like to inform you that you can cancel the newsletter subscription at any time. You can find all further information in our privacy policy. Subscribe We would like to inform you that you can cancel the newsletter subscription at any time. You can find all further information in our privacy policy. Tosh Basco, Boychild, Gropiusbau © Bastian Thiery Photo Recap Berlin Art Week 2022 Have a look JOURNAL n.b.k., Aristide Antonas, The Island Interface, from the series Blooms Room, 2013-16 © Aristide Antonas Editorial Peripheral Visions 10.08.2022 – Dominikus Müller This year’s Berlin Art Week opens on 14 SEP, and its programme points to a shift. On movement away from the centre—and towards the periphery Essay Going up the Country 13.09.2022 – Pablo Larios The pandemic has brought along, or at least channeled, a new movement to the countryside, for Western societies in general but also for art. In his essay, writer Pablo Larios takes a look back at the old regime—and examines the new one. Portrait LuYang, Photo: YuXin Questionnaire LuYang 10.08.2022 LuYang answers our questionnaire: on Buddha, vultures and Kentucky Fried Chicken Uferhallen, Open Studios, View Atelier Bettina Scholz © Justyna Fedec Things in the Studio 07.09.2022 Host to various exhibitions, BAW Garden, and open studios, the Uferhallen grounds are an important focal point of this year’s Berlin Art Week. Perhaps even more significantly, the Uferhallen have long served as one of Berlin’s main sites of art production. We asked some of the artists working there for insight into their studio—and to tell us about a key object that accompanies them of the years. X Properties/nGbK 2022 © Naomi Hennig Interview »Two problems are better than one« 12.09.2022 – Dominikus Müller A conversation with the nGbK: on the present and future of the institution between centre and periphery To the Journal BERLIN ART WEEK About us