The Walker Art Center's show brings together work by nearly 100 artists living under communist rule

Josep Renau's vast memorial in Halle-Neustadt is one of the most important surviving public works of art produced in communist East Germany

Sculpture is now on show at the Semperbau in Dresden

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter demonstrations, Albertinum show explores impact of her visit to East Germany in 1972

The paintings, including works by Holbein and Hals, were smuggled across the Iron Curtain in the 1980s and recovered in a secret operation last year

Reappearance of a Josep Renau mural hints at a greater acceptance of East German public art

By far the most comprehensive artistic testimony were paintings in what immediately became known as the East Side Gallery

From Frank Thiel's Stadt to Tacita Dean's Palast, some of the best works about the Wall and life in Berlin after reunification

East German area became a space of possibilities, not unlike inner-city New York or east London before they were gentrified

Despite not being rich, the city has a large percentage of professional creatives and a booming gallery scene

This archive article, taken from our feature looking back at the fall of the Berlin Wall 25 years later, shows how German culture remained linked when politics broke down

It risked bankruptcy to become the capital, and a deal with the federal government gives Berlin DM100m a year—providing that plum institutions come under national control

Church valuables were dispersed in 1945, reunited in 1992, and return home in 1993