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Roberto Cavalli brings Tuscan tones to its new Berlin flagship -
Mid-century furniture and a palette of greys and taupes at Mauritzhof Hotel -
Discover niche beauty brands at this Berlin concept storeBerlin concept store MDC Next Door offers expert beauty advice alongside under-the-radar brands and forgotten historic labels
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There’s brew love in a new lager saga: Daniel Noah Sheikh reinvents beer -
Last chance to see: 12th Berlin Biennale, ‘Still Present!’ during Berlin Art Week 2022As the Berlin Art Week festivities enter full swing (14-18 September) it's the last chance to see the 12th Berlin Biennale curated by Kader Attia. It tells a poignant, sometimes-crushing story of globally interconnected histories and the angst of modernity
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Last chance to see: Robert Irwin ‘Light and Space’ at Kraftwerk BerlinRobert Irwin’s major site-specific installation Light and Space is on view at Kraftwerk Berlin until 30 January 2022
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Documenta 15 review: social practice, controversy and food for thoughtMired in evolving controversy, Documenta 15 has raised critical questions about transparency, accountability and creative freedom. Emily McDermott travels to Kassel to explore how an edition filled with social practice art urges active participation and throws global power structures into sharp relief
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Building in Berlin: a new book shines light on the early career of Richard Neutra -
Jonathan Tuckey Design has created 23 new rooms in Berlin's Michelberger Hotel -
Matthew Lutz-Kinoy’s pink pom-pom utopiaAmerican artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy transforms Museum Frieder Burda’s Salon Berlin into a strange new world, marking his first solo institutional show in Germany
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Sweet symphony: furnishings for Herzog & de Meuron’s concert hall are a minimalist dream -
Modern Houseboat — Berlin, Germany -
A new block of artist ateliers is set to bolster Berlin’s creative cachet -
Graphic monochrome patterns accent Frankfurt's new Ameron hotel -
The Amano Group opens its third Berlin property, Hotel Amano Grand Central -
At home with artist Chiharu ShiotaIn our ongoing series, we go home, from home, with artists finding inspiration in isolation. We catch up this week with Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota on creating art with her body, and the past lives of found objects
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Thonet’s limited-edition chair by Studio Besau Marguerre celebrates 100 years of Bauhaus -
Hamburg’s new Fontenay hotel capitalises on the city’s abundant greenery -
World View: Letter from GermanyOur World View series shines light on the creativity and resilience of designers around the world as they confront the challenges wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic. Working with our international contributors, we reach out to creative talents to ponder the power of design in difficult times and share messages of hope. In Berlin, designers have embraced the slower pace of life and developed a stronger appreciation for community and environment, writes Emily McDermott MORE FROM WALLPAPER* WORLD VIEW
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New Berlin gym uses neuroscience to improve physical healthHagius is a new Berlin gym that uses light and scent to create the optimal enviroment for your workout
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Vaust designs new poke restaurant, Berlin styleBerlin design studio Vaust creates a concrete and stone poke restaurant in the heart of the city
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Thomas Struth on the day he photographed the Queen and Prince Philip: ‘It was an experiment’To mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, German artist Thomas Struth looks back on the moment he created a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip: ‘It’s an exotic part of my oeuvre because of who they are’
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Modernist muse: the art world significance of Mies van der Rohe’s collages -
Mapped out: explore the streets of Berlin through Bauhaus and brutalism -
Munich’s newest bar Herzog is a sexy space inlaid with strips of brass -
The iconic BMW HQ in Munich celebrates its half centuryKarl Schwanzer designed a corporate icon for BMW. Now 50 years old, the company’s Munich HQ is still going strong
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Skin in the game: Alexandra Bircken on fashion, club culture and the fragility of fleshWe profile German artist and former fashion designer Alexandra Bircken, whose complex work explores the human body as a ‘moving sculpture’ – woven with unruly desires, pleasures and violence
