B'SPOQUE magazine | Curating Berlin's Art, Culture • 12th January 2025

On Love And Loss: Nan Goldin And Rineke Dijkstra Compared

Nan Goldin and Rineke Dijkstra are presented in Berlin with two exhibitions, highlighting their ability in representing humanity with immediacy and intimacy. Nan Goldin and Rineke Dijkstra are rightfully considered two of the most acclaimed artists of our time. They share a stunning ability in representing the humanity they are surrounded by. But, most of all, they both are good at creating a unique imagery to represent it.


Berlin is displaying them with two big exhibitions summarizing their...

Artpil • 20th June 2024

Paolo Novelli | Artpil

This month we had the chance to speak with Paolo Novelli, an Italian artist whose work is embedded in the use of analog photography. His latest exhibition, The Day After Night is now on view at Camera – Centro Italiano per la Fotografia in Turin until July 21st. Paolo Novelli’s use of photography has its roots in a conscious and specific use of black and white film and dark room printing, and talks about human solitude and incommunicability. His subjects are objects or environments that reflect...

Teeth Magazine - Fashion, Music, Art & Culture. An • 5th June 2025

Beyond Borders: Arez Ghaderi’s Human Lens on Migration and Resilience - Teeth Magazine

TEETH had the honor of speaking with Arez Ghaderi, a Kurdish-Iranian photojournalist who places humanity at the heart of his work. Traveling the world, he documents the stories of migrants—people, like himself and his family, who leave their homes in search of a better future. His photography is rooted in deep empathy, offering powerful, intimate insights into lives often overlooked or misunderstood. While migration is often framed through a political lens—complex and divisive—Arez reveals a dee...

B'SPOQUE magazine | Curating Berlin's Art, Culture • 26th May 2025

Wolleh and Tolokonnikova: If Light Meets Darkness.

Light and darkness are two concepts we often take for granted. We are used to their daily cycles, we switch on the light in our houses when the night takes over. But what if they were not granted to us anymore? What if we didn’t have the chance to switch on the light to make us feel safe? This is something many people don’t always have access to, if one thinks about the people living in places of conflict, or if one thinks of prisoners.


Two artists who lived in very different times, Lothar Wo...

The Columbist: Berlin’s lifestyle magazine • 19th May 2025

From Polaroids to Forests: An Interview with Wim Wenders | The Columbist

"It has been an amazing journey from the little boy who got his first camera in 1951. It was a 6 by 6 plastic camera, and you had to look from the top, do you remember those cameras? But it was a cheap one and fixed focus and you couldn’t do much with it, and I really didn’t like looking down, away from the subject. I felt like you have to look ahead at something and lift the camera up to your eyes, but looking down separated you".

B'SPOQUE magazine | Curating Berlin's Art, Culture • 8th December 2024

Gisèle Vienne: Delving into the Unsettling in Ourselves

What is a doll? A double and a projection. A memento of the weirdness in our bodies. But, they are also a political instrument, of both submission and rebellion. Dolls subtly explain to us how we should behave and dress, how our bodies become beautiful and desirable. Desirable to who? To the patriarchal society that wants us to stay in certain boxes, but especially that doesn’t want us to be scary or to change their set of rules.


Dolls become revolutionary this way. They put in response some...

Keyi Magazine • 9th November 2024

Defying Rules: Ferdinand Dölberg at Artissima 2024 - Keyi Magazine

Gallery Anton Janizewski opened its first booth at Artissima with a bold statement. The Berlin-based gallery entered the New Entries section of the Italian art fair for the first time this year. The artist they chose to present, Ferdinand Dölberg, class 1998, made his mission to question social structures in all its nuances and to defy our basic concept of rules.


The question remains – what are they enduring? The gallerist gives us a hint: they are probably fighting against the place where th...

Ocula • 6th November 2024

Artissima 2024 Receipts: of Flesh and Feet

Italian art fair Artissima concluded its 31st edition on Sunday night. The atmosphere was optimistic and convivial, in defiance of economic and political uncertainty. Sales this year were good, boosted by Fondazione Arte CRT, which acquired artworks worth €400,500 for distribution among the city’s main museums.
The fair’s theme this year was The Era of Daydreaming, a flow of thoughts and emotions connecting artists from different places and periods. Many works felt light both in material and for...