Grotesquely twisted bodies, ergonomic seating, sleek building façades—Anna Uddenberg’s sculptures and performances explore the very real corporeal conditioning that is capitalism and its underlying power mechanisms. Uddenberg’s first institutional solo show in Berlin opens at Schinkel Pavillon during Berlin Art Week.

Her works suggest stability while simultaneously conveying a sense of collapse. Three institutions explore Mona Hatoum’s view of present-day dislocations. Here, the three directors are giving an insight into their respective exhibitions.

Jenna Sutela intertwines technology, art and recent research on microbiota. During Berlin Art Week, her work is on view at Schering Stiftung

This year’s Gallery Weekend Berlin establishes a second annual programme in autumn. Titled *Discoveries, it looks mostly—but not only—at the latest emerging art.

Independent Berlin project spaces and initiatives provide an indispensable contribution to the city’s art and culture scene. In his essay, Matthias Reichelt examines their fundamental role.

For the first time, Deutsche Bank is conferring the ›Artist of the Year‹ award to three artists at the same time. The award exhibition opens at PalaisPopulaire during Berlin Art Week.

The exhibition for the prestigious ars viva prize 2022 will be held at Brücke-Museum in Berlin. Meet the three prize-winners.