The Offbeat Art of Berlin Decades After the Fall of the Wall Pieces of the Wall, well and thoroughly graffitied, are scattered around the city, preserved in both prominent plazas and hidden corners. By Nick Hilden
Berlin in the 1990s Was Revolutionary: Inside C/O Berlin’s Analogue Photo Retrospective “Dream On—Berlin, the 90s” immortalizes a city in a state of flux. By Nadja Sayej
Berlin Art Week Celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall This year, Berliners are paying close attention to the concept of barriers, both physically and metaphysically. By Helen Holmes
Q&A: Werner Herzog on Being Drawn to Gorbachev, a Leader Who Ended a War Where ‘Both Sides Won’ By Jordan Riefe
Ang Lee’s Longtime Associate’s Directorial Debut–An Unlikely Philip Roth Adaptation By Stephen Garrett