The Mundaneum, founded at the end of the 19th century in Mons by Paul Otlet and Henri La Fontaine to gather the world's knowledge I've been gone for a while. Yeah, I was busy vlogging in Belg…

At the opening of Parallelisms, Part 2, insitu Basically, there are three kind of art exhibitions. Even if you don’t know a thing about contemporary art, you can trust your bodily experience on sen…

Wolfgang Müller in front of Kisch & Co shopping window, with MÜLLUNG (Hybriden Verlag, Berlin) and his records  STOPP und MUSIKEN (Squoodge Records, Berlin) Do you love window shopping? I curat…

Limited Edition Poster of ARTSHO5, Experiment, designed by Kwame Charles, 2014 It’s a fact, isn’t it: Berlin is the hubbub of contemporary art. Other cities have been trying to catch up and even ta…

Laughing is a lot easier when the sun is shining. A little summer show Sorry for Laughing  with artists Ditte   Lyngkaer  Pedersen and Raphael Abrams , which I co-curated with Onika Simon , is opening o…

This year I am teaching art history at an art university. I took the occasion to subscribe for an art course myself as a way of integrating into the community. I picked a beginner course on the stripe…

It happens to most boys and girls bands: the big falling apart, with angry trashing and exaggerated big moves. You are young, twenty something, and a certain breaking point makes you call for a quit. The…

Last Friday, May 10, 2013, we celebrated the publication of  Valeska Gert. Bewegte Fragmente. Eine Quellenedition / Fragments in Motion. A Source Book  (published by  Hybriden Verlag ) in …