Art

Painting between figuration and abstraction, exploring uncertainty, intuition, materiality, and the emotional traces of place

On working with material as a partner, and embracing failure as part of her practice

Partnership with Allan McCollum and Katharina Sieverding’s Life–Death as a mirror of its time

Gallery Weekend Berlin 2026 with a cultural strategist and influential figure in the global art world

Berlin Art Week 2026 with a curator, writer, and artistic director of House Berlin

His visual language, shaped by an Air Force upbringing and fascination with machines

On materials, aviation, and Tempelhofer Feld as a source of an ongoing inspiration

Presents Carrie Mae Weems: The Heart of the Matter

On her artistic practice and philosophical influences

What institutions owe their audiences and the conversations we avoid

How fasting informs his creative process and the dialogue between painting and sound

On opening her own gallery at 26 and navigating the art world as a woman with Iranian roots

The parallels between film and art, opening his private home to the public, and what he believes art is for

Between scientific and artistic research and balancing a company with studio practice

On his current show, Holobionten, is on view at Dittrich & Schlechtriem Gallery

First steps into fashion, the seven-year period of change that followed his work with Ai Weiwei

On their current show “Partie Deux: Encoded Landscapes” and the designers they want to work with next

On building paintings in layers and the artists who shaped his practice

On her relationship with clay and how she thinks about form

Intuition, the life objects take on once they leave the studio, and what Berlin still offers artists

About working with artists over many years and his debut show with Hockney, Baldessari and Ruscha

The practice of making by hand and embracing the time it takes

Her restrained use of flowers, and how repetition transforms delicacy into form