Berlin at sunset. Wunderbar!!

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Exploring lost and abandoned places in Berlin and Brandenburg. Exploring Berlin and Germany's lesser known history one building and monument at a time.

"Die Ampelmänner" in German, the red man and the green man differed in East and West Berlin, and they are one of the few ways that you can still identify today in which part of formerly divided Berlin you would have been in.

The first photo book by Berlin-based photographer Max Zerrahn is Snake Legs, composed of conceptual images taken mostly in Tokyo, Japan. The publication is accompanied...

Jesus appears to float above the altar in the modern version of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church (Gedächtniskirche) in Berlin.   The modern church, which Berliners mostly call by its short name, stands next to the original church, built in...

While scouting for my new ArtBerlin Map, I discovered so many galleries in Berlin: When we think about Berlin-Kreuzberg we mostly think about the multicultural scene that makes this area of Berlin so special. Many students and creatives are drawn to this very diverse part of Berlin to experience all the contrasts this Berlin 'Kiez' has to offer. Especially alternative artists often gather in this district to find inspiration for their work. This is also reflected when you dive into Kreuzberg's art scene and visit some of its exhibitions and galleries. Here are my top 5 art galleries in Kreuzberg!

Completed in 2021 in Berlin, Germany. Images by Tim Van De Velde. Berlin’s urban condition of housing is mostly defined by “Altbau” and “Plattenbau”. The Atlbau is the classical architecture from the late 19th...

It has been a while since we last talked about the new S-Bahn for Berlin. The start of tests was officially announced in September 2019. Meanwhile, things are moving forward. We bring you a nice photo-update, showing the ongoing trials which are taking place mostly by night.We thank Bastian Brat

Mini Streetart Installationen aus der Serie „My summer of love – Make Love not War“ von Künstler und Straßenmusiker Mr Peluche, installiert und fotografiert diesen Sommer in Berlin. Der neue „Porno Slinkachu“ würde ich sagen. // ENG //English abstract: The new „Porn Slinkachu“ hits the streets of Berlin this summer. 1:87 scale figures (about 2 cm small) from the series „My summer of love – Make Love not War“ in Berlin made by Mr Peluche. „I am a young micro-sculptor & miniaturist working with 1:87 scale figures about 2cm high, which I assemble and (re)paint mostly. Most of them have their unique style, some of them are just

Mar 14, 2024 - My name is Metamorphosia FX, Julia Wunderlich, and I am a professional make-up & SFX artist from Berlin, Germany. People mostly know me from my Instagram or Facebook page where I share my crazy make-up art.

“Disney on acid” may be the best descriptor for the eight paintings in Berlin-based Stefanie Heinze’s first exhibition in the United States. In the works (all 2017), abstracted cartoonish forms float on backgrounds rendered in mostly bright or pastel hues.

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Hello loves! I hope you’re having a great week! We are back in Berlin and have mostly been home catching up with mails and computer work which is quite hard while travelling, but it feels really good! On Monday we did a super…

A postcard showing the center of Berlin from the air in 1970, mostly what was then the heart of East Berlin. Best viewed large or original size. The Brandenburg Gate, which was on the border between East and West Berlin is in the foreground. The East German flag is on the top, with the Quadriga, flanked by flags of the Soviet Union. The first cross street is Wilhelmstrasse. It was the center of Prussian and then German government buildings from the mid-1800s until the end of World War II in 1945. The green area on the right-hand corner is now the site of Hotel Adlon, Berlin's most prestigious hotel. Unter den Linden dominates the center of the photo. It was the traditional site for parades, but is constricted at both ends and is not a main traffic artery. The second building on the right is the Soviet Union embassy, now the Russian embassy. The Fernsehturm (television tower) at leftr was built in the late 1960s. The large gray dome next to it is the Berlin Cathedral (Lutheran). The tower in line with Under den Linden is the Berlin city hall. The large building at the end of Unter den Linden is the Palast der Republic (Palace of the Republic). It was the seat of the East German parliament, and had facilities for exhibitions and cultural events. It was built on the site of the former Royal Palace. The Palast der Republic has been demolished, and a replica of the Royal Palace will be built there - sometime. To the right, under the smokestack, you can see one of the still-ruined church towers of the Gendarmenmarkt.

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