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Berlin music

Grace Joke is a debut solo album for Le Diouck, introducing a character ensemble and themes of memory and identity through music and graphic novels.

"I would describe my art as Afrofuturism crossed with renaissance," Serwah Attafuah explains, showcasing her unique blend of historical and futuristic influences in her digital creations.

Sync opens the EP with stretched and delayed cowbells, creating a pulsing analogue rhythm that welcomes listeners into a deep ambient experience.

The show opens dramatically as the audience witnesses the visual chaos of an earthquake, simulating a building collapse with flashing lights and haunting sounds of devastation.

In an audacious blend of music and visual artistry, Jon Darc unveils their latest video, "Addicted to Attention," offering a radical self-exploration of dual identity that reveals the complexities of fame and the personal struggles behind it.

Hamburg's UBS Digital Art Museum, opening in 2026, will be Europe's largest immersive and digital art space, highlighting the rise of digital culture.

The petition against Kanye West's performance in Bratislava calls it an insult to history, emphasizing the importance of remembering victims of the Nazi regime.

At a Christie's auction in 1989, a seemingly unremarkable marble sculpture was identified by Patricia Wengraf as Giambologna's 'Fata Morgana', once deemed lost.

The Grange Festival is an innovative opera festival offering a diverse line-up, including Verdi's La Traviata and a hip-hop version of Rameau's Les Indes galantes.

That's the thing about PLATTE - it's not about titles. It's about showing up. Being part of the room, even when you're not named.

The protest near Museum Island, organized by Fluss Bad Berlin, marks a significant effort to reintroduce public swimming to Berlin, suspended since 1925 due to pollution.

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating Pride Month in Berlin! We're showcasing our complete collection at an amazing Berlin Pride Month sale price.

With its blend of architectural styles, the Hungarian capital is one of Europe's most beautiful cities - a fact that sits, perhaps oddly, alongside its dark history. Yet, thankfully, while troubles on the scale of past ones may no longer bubble under the surface, there's something else that does - something more alluring and certainly more positive for Budapest; its residents and its citizens alike.

Midsummer's Eve, celebrated in Sweden on the Friday between June 19th and 25th, is linked to ancient pagan traditions and the Christian celebration of John the Baptist.

"It was kind of a shock for Art Basel themselves, that there would be a young, progressive and fresh perspective on art, and that a whole new fair would be founded," Dietrich says.