Berlin
From the archives: take a look at six of the best front pages published by The Art Newspaper
Stop the press!
From Gerhard Richter to Dürer: Christie’s to showcase German art and collecting during Berlin Gallery Weekend
Exhibition targeted at Old Master collectors will not compete with the contemporary art event, auction house says
Hartmut Dorgerloh nominated to head Berlin’s Humboldt Forum
If appointed, Dorgerloh, who currently manages the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation, will replace the three founding directors
Berlin Art Week moves dates: Two art fairs will open at Tempelhof
Addition of Positions fair helps create critical mass but clashes with Vienna, Chicago
Venues announced for tenth Berlin Biennale
The four permanent locations have been chosen for their historical and contemporary relevance, curator says
Widow of Hitler’s art dealer, Erhard Göpel, bequeaths Max Beckmann works to Berlin
Initial research into provenance 'gave no concrete cause for suspicion that these works were looted', Berlin State Museums says
Berlin Museums chief calls for rules on restitution of colonial artefacts
Hermann Parzinger has global support for the equivalent of Washington Principles on Nazi-confiscated art for objects from former colonies
Berlin art dealer and family donate art by Picasso, Warhol and Richter to city of Chemnitz
Bastian family have collaborated with the German city’s art collection since 2002
Signs look good at start of Art Berlin
Fair throws off disappointment of previous incarnation with reports of early sales
Berlin Kulturforum surveys the long history of alchemy
Spanning 3000 years, the exhibition covers the Egyptian origins of alchemy to its influence on contemporary artists such as Koons
Bode museum finally lays bare its war-damaged collection
An exhibition in Berlin surveys the ethical implications of restoring damaged art
Fixing - or not fixing - the works in Berlin's sculpture collections damaged in 1945
Should they be left as a reminder of a dark past or restored to reflect the artists’ intentions?
Web salvation for workers’ art as GDR artists are digitally rehabilitated
Shunned since the Wall fell, East German works are now catalogued on the 'Bildatlas'
Based in Berlin: the mini-biennial to fill in between Venice Biennale and Art Basel
This survey of 80 artists will prevent boredom from setting in as collectors are made to wait for the next superfair
Berlin gallery rejected from Art Basel calls for trade support
Following the Eigen+Art's exclusion from the fair selection, owner Gerd Harry Lybke protests with a request that his artists are not made available at any other stand
Berlin and Warsaw team up to preserve socialist heritage
Though reconstruction efforts after the devastation of war differed wildly between the two cities, the dialogue will be vital to conservation efforts
Interview with Sprüth and Magers: “We didn’t want to become bigger, we wanted to become smaller”
Dealers Monika Sprüth and Philomene Magers discuss the benefits of teamwork and the Berlin art scene
Berlin techno club adds art centre to its offerings
Tresor will have new neighbours including art, books, and a Japanese garden
Two new Holocaust memorials for Berlin
Parliament approves final budgets for monuments to homosexuals and Roma and Sinti people murdered by the Nazis
Louis Soutter: Corbusier’s favourite digital art
Soutter's art on view at Berlin's Galerie Haas & Fuchs
Nazi bunker transformed as private collectors put their art on display
German advertising guru to show over 500 works from his private collection on a rotating basis
Germany to give €73m towards new visitor centre in Berlin
The complex is expected to attract 4m visitors a year by the end of the decade
The Bode Museum reborn in Berlin
The vast collection of sculptural works removed on the outbreak of World War II are now back on view in the newly-restored building
Work resumes on Berlin Holocaust Memorial after halt in construction when it emerged that company profited from the production of Zyklon B gas during the war
Peter Eisenman's monument was being coated with an anti-graffiti paint made by Degussa AG, which once owned a stake in a firm that made the hydrogen cyanide gas pellets used at Auschwitz
Warsaw celebrates its European future by wrapping the Palace of Culture and Science
It will encase its tallest building in gold cloth
"Kazimir Malevich: Suprematism" An exhibition exploring the style of the Russian avant-garde
Deutsche Guggenheim, Berlin
MoMA art to move to Berlin during renovation
Highlights of the collection are starting a world tour with a stop at the Nationalgalerie
What's on in Berlin: From Rothko to wrappings
A selection of shows at the leading contemporary and modern galleries
Freud ramps up efforts to find Bacon portrait stolen in Berlin
A poster campaign has been launched to recover the work which disappeared from the Neue Nationalgalerie
Germany’s first federal minister of culture since World War II resigns
The deputy editorship of Die Zeit newspaper and a better pension prove too tempting for Michael Naumann