Opened Up

One of the most famous peepholes must be the one at the Philadelphia Museum of Art where the last major work by Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968), “Étant donnés”, 1966 is installed.

The exhibition "Dürer's Journeys: Travels of a Renaissance Artist", currently on view at the National Gallery in London, takes visitors on a journey across Europe during the…

The German theatre director Peter Zadek (1926-2009) is above all known for his unconventional productions. He generously offered his actors space to explore the characters of…

After the doors to the special exhibition "Alexander McQueen. Savage Beauty" closed for good on the 8th August 2011, the Metropolitan Museum in New York announced in a short…

Luftschlosser (air mechanic) – Luftschlösser (pipe dreams) is a play on words or even a metaphor for giving people the air they need to breathe with the help of unconventional…

The "Radio Happenings" are several conversations between the American musician and artist John Cage (1912-1992) and the American composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987), which…

The "purple dragon", as they called Margot Honecker secretly behind her back, because she was considered as probably the best known but also the most feared woman in the GDR,…

"Art management", "Self-marketing for artists", "Fit for the art market'", "What does art cost?", "Handbook art market" ...

"Ignore, Ignore, delete, ..." is the rhythm that dominates the documentary "The Cleaners," 2018.

At first glance, "The Red Book" or "Liber Novus" by the psychoanalyst C. G. Jung (1875-1961) strongly resembles a medieval manuscript.