Artist and activist was in her home country to deliver aid

Anti-Castro artist and human rights activist El Sexto believed to have been abducted amid crackdown

New director says the space will reopen in January after refurbishment and an organisational rethink

German photographer captures country's rich architectural heritage

One of the key representatives of “relational aesthetics”, the artist will receive the award in Dallas in April

From Anne Imhof’s circus-like opera to a marathon of artist’s films to Andreas Greiner’s giant chicken skeleton

Ninth edition of reluctant fair keeps the focus on solo artist projects

Event attracted few international collectors but included many standout shows

DIS-curated biennial and the inaugural show of Julia Stoschek’s satellite play to city’s strengths

Fidel Castro visited former-GDR city of Rostock where latest show opened this week

Make tracks to the German capital for the bank holiday art extravaganza

Following the opening of its new building this weekend, the Swiss museum will show the abstract artist’s figurative work

Restorers at Alte Nationalgalerie put right “decades of neglect” to reveal new depths of Caspar David Friedrich’s famous duo

Madrid fair cements ties with Latin America

To mark the anniversary, the gallery is showing all the artists it has worked with in Germany

But buyers shy away from experimental works and unfamiliar names, making it hard to develop a market for young and emerging artists

The deal includes the 15th-century Virgin of the Pomegranate and a small panel by the artist

The normally slow-paced city kicks into art overdrive this week with around 100 exhibitions and projects

Monika Grütters faced by "storm of protest" as other artists vow to withdraw works on loan to German museums if export restrictions become law

While artist is named first to take up residency established by New York City mayor’s office of immigrant affairs

From the Foreign Affairs festival to commercial gallery shows, time-based art can be found all over the German city

Increasing pressure to grow is pushing mid-tier galleries to find new ways to remain competitive

German capital’s 1960s urban renewal is explored in new shows

Sale of more than 2,000 works from Helge Achenbach's company expected to fetch between €3m and €4.5m

Tania Bruguera, who has had her passport confiscated after planning a free-speech performance in Revolution Square, is due to host a 100-hour reading of the book The Origins of Totalitarianism ahead of the city's biennial

International art world shows solidarity with Cuban artist—but her compatriots are less keen

Dealers hope the sex appeal of brand Berlin will pay off as this year's edition opens today<br>