Germany

News About Germany

More Than ‘Holocaust Art,’ Charlotte Salomon’s Paintings are the Work of a Lifetime

Neither the narrative of ‘artist as victim’ nor ‘artist as murderer’ captures Salomon’s multiplicity.

By Matt Perkins

Lady Gaga-Championed Designer Kermit Tesoro Has Even More Wild Ideas

Known for his otherworldly shoes, Tesoro has participated in Fashion Weeks and dressed celebrities. Now he's preparing for a new phase of his career.

By Cat Woods

Munich’s Most Luxurious Hotels

These luxury hotels offer easy access to the German city's abundance of art, architecture, restaurants, shopping and culture.

By Margot Malverty

Berlin’s Finest Luxury Hotels

By Margot Malverty

Twitter Is Sued by a Former German Employee as European Firings Draw Scrutiny

By Courtney Vinopal

Taylor Swift Is in Her Bejeweled Style Era

By Morgan Halberg

How to Get an Artist (or Remote) Visa Nearly Anywhere

By Erin Taylor

Germany Is Returning a Nazi Looted Painting to Its Rightful Owner

By Helen Holmes

Germany Is Still Proving It’s Way Better at Arts Relief Than the U.S.

By Helen Holmes

Hamburg Is Returning Benin Objects to Nigeria, But Not Before Exhibiting Them

By Helen Holmes

Credit Suisse Denies Shutting Down Ai Weiwei’s Account Due to China Business Aims

By Helen Holmes

The Restored Version of this Famous Vermeer Painting Is Hugely Different

By Helen Holmes

Germany is In Accelerated Talks to Definitively Return Its Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

By Helen Holmes

As U.S. Artists Flail, Germany is Allocating $1.2 Billion More For Its Culture Sector

By Helen Holmes

Radvanovsky and Beczala Bring Passion to the ‘Met Stars Live in Concert’

By Christopher Corwin

The Metropolitan Opera Goes Intimate for an Online New Year’s Eve Gala

By James Jorden

From Berlin’s Komische Oper, an Ecstatic Stream of ‘Les Contes d’Hoffmann’

By James Jorden

In Berlin, a Streaming ‘Lohengrin’ Evokes Doubt and Terror

By James Jorden

American Opera Singers in Germany Shed Light on How They’re Safely Going Back to Work

By Harry Rose

Strauss’ Opera ‘Die Frau ohne Schatten’ Is a Bizarre Fever Dream You Can Stream Right Now

By James Jorden

Sophie Turner’s Lavish European Bachelorette Party Included Private Jets, McDonald’s and Wigs

By Morgan Halberg

Keira Knightley’s Romantic Drama ‘The Aftermath’ Is Beautiful but Unconvincing

By Rex Reed

Helen Mirren’s ‘Berlin, I Love You’ Is a Whole Lot of Stories About a Whole Lot of Nothing

By Rex Reed

German Oscar Nominee ‘Never Look Away’ Is a Breathtaking, if Exhausting Postwar Epic

By Rex Reed

Germany

Germany

News About Germany

More Than ‘Holocaust Art,’ Charlotte Salomon’s Paintings are the Work of a Lifetime

Lady Gaga-Championed Designer Kermit Tesoro Has Even More Wild Ideas

Munich’s Most Luxurious Hotels

Berlin’s Finest Luxury Hotels

Twitter Is Sued by a Former German Employee as European Firings Draw Scrutiny

Taylor Swift Is in Her Bejeweled Style Era

How to Get an Artist (or Remote) Visa Nearly Anywhere

Germany Is Returning a Nazi Looted Painting to Its Rightful Owner

Germany Is Still Proving It’s Way Better at Arts Relief Than the U.S.

Hamburg Is Returning Benin Objects to Nigeria, But Not Before Exhibiting Them

Credit Suisse Denies Shutting Down Ai Weiwei’s Account Due to China Business Aims

The Restored Version of this Famous Vermeer Painting Is Hugely Different

Germany is In Accelerated Talks to Definitively Return Its Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

As U.S. Artists Flail, Germany is Allocating $1.2 Billion More For Its Culture Sector

Radvanovsky and Beczala Bring Passion to the ‘Met Stars Live in Concert’

The Metropolitan Opera Goes Intimate for an Online New Year’s Eve Gala

From Berlin’s Komische Oper, an Ecstatic Stream of ‘Les Contes d’Hoffmann’

In Berlin, a Streaming ‘Lohengrin’ Evokes Doubt and Terror

American Opera Singers in Germany Shed Light on How They’re Safely Going Back to Work

Strauss’ Opera ‘Die Frau ohne Schatten’ Is a Bizarre Fever Dream You Can Stream Right Now

Sophie Turner’s Lavish European Bachelorette Party Included Private Jets, McDonald’s and Wigs

Keira Knightley’s Romantic Drama ‘The Aftermath’ Is Beautiful but Unconvincing

Helen Mirren’s ‘Berlin, I Love You’ Is a Whole Lot of Stories About a Whole Lot of Nothing

German Oscar Nominee ‘Never Look Away’ Is a Breathtaking, if Exhausting Postwar Epic

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