Berlin
Negotiating a united front: Berlin's culture minister Christoph Stölzl takes on funding culture in the capital
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
One of the few remaining German private collections of Gothic and Renaissance sculpture contains some magnificent pieces but provides little insight into its history
The exhibition disappoints and leaves the collector’s passion concealed
Art Forum Berlin '00 fair report: Where Gagosian and Jeffrey Deitch go, will other US dealers follow?
The art fair is 63% non-German this year
Bill Gates on Leonardo
The Microsoft co-founder speaks about the Italian artist's influence on Beuys ahead of an exhibition in Berlin
Art Forum struggles again, the German capital proves itself still too isolated with too few collectors
Despite support from public institutions and a glittering collectors programme Art Forum needs a loyal and affluent clientele
Berlin’s museums are still suffering from the effects of World War II and forty years of Communism
British architect David Chipperfield has pacified both conservatives and progressives with his masterplan for the Museum Island which links the museums by underground tunnels
A wound still festering at the heart of Germany
Parliament has finally voted to build Berlin's memorial to the Holocaust
Collector interview: Berlin poor but crucial
Erika and Rolf Hoffmann open their collection in Berlin
A guide to Art Forum '99, Berlin
100 collectors have been flown in for the contemporary art event
Berlin State Museums will restitute two works to family of concentration camp victim
The Van Gogh drawing and Hans von Marées painting were part of a large collection which was forcibly auctioned
Art in the Media: Norman Foster’s renovated Reichstag, Andy Warhol on video and CNN's The ArtClub comes to London
Air-raising adventures in Berlin, the mythology of Andy Warhol on screen, and The ArtClub hitting its stride at London visual art events
The Potsdamer Platz is reborn this month as Daimler-Benz turn property developers and collectors
Will public art by Koons, Rauschenberg, Tinguely and Haring humanise this vast complex by Renzo Piano?
The end of World War II for Berlin’s paintings: The Bode and the Dahlem come together in harmony at the Gemäldegalerie
The State Paintings Collection has opened in Berlin’s Kulturforum
Sales satisfactory at Berlin Art Forum '97, though dealers may have to be patient for fair to come into its own
Dealers and collectors alike come here to see the city and its contemporary art world take shape but immediate sales were limited
Interview with Christos Joachimides, beleaguered exhibition organiser and agent provocateur
“We have wanted to create more of an essay than a history, so we made a list of artists who have done something decisive... or who created work that one simply cannot overlook”
At home with Lovis Corinth
The artist’s daughter, now eighty-seven, reminisces about being painted by her father and life in Weimar Berlin
Pre-Post-Human Dalí on show at Schloss Charlottenburg
Five hundred sculptures, prints and drawings courtesy of the Stratton Foundation
A Berlin homecoming: Interview with collector Heinz Berggruen on his collection's new home
After leaving Berlin in 1937, Berggruen will be placing his collection - which will go on show this autumn - on a ten-year loan with the Berlin State Museums
Germans give way to gloom on restitution prospects as gulf becomes apparent at Dessau conference
Leading museum directors pessimistic
Michael Werner Gallery sells Berlinische Galerie a Baselitz for DM2.3 million
The buy was demonstrative of the gallery's commitment to acquiring works from that period
Forty-five years later and they’re still hunting for the legendary Amber Room
But would we even think it beautiful if it came to light?
Moral guidelines for archaeology
New rules and guidelines for archaeologists around the world.
What's on in Berlin: Pre-war galleries are back
Celebrating Dix at Nierendorf since 1922
East Berlin museums chief defends his record, revealing how the East German museums sold in order to buy'
We did not pursue any party political nonsense on the Museum Island': Professor Günther Schade stands by his position