art
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The relationship between art and the political
ART: Though many of today's patrons use art as a giant advertising pillar, what can art still do when politicians lie?
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About white men and machines
AI: Recent developments in the field of intelligent machines clearly demand a reflection. The latest book by Arthur I. Miller is dedicated to this, but it only partially fulfills its promise.
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Superficiality is the new dialogue
ART: A concept-oriented micro art history work that reevaluates its value
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From the frontlines of the war on refugees
REFUGEES: Chinese artist and filmmaker Ai Weiwei follows up his documentary Human Flow with a reportage from the warzones that await refugees in Europe. The Rest is about the millions who came for shelter but found none.
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How time and lies make true stories disappear
BEIRUT: In Beirut, one man creates a puzzle of the city’s past in order to tell some painful stories left untold but not forgotten.
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Power and Resistance
Irene Langemann’s documentary on Pyotr Pavlensky asks: In the face of extreme suppression by the State, what can an individual do but act in an extreme manner?
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The artist’s talking head
World Premiere in Leipzig: A documentary positioned in the crossfire between a semen-squirting penis and milk-spouting breasts.
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PUSSY RIOT: “We are all pioneers”
Should political change be art’s goal, and is it possible to turn art censorship into something ground breaking?
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The ongoing courage
The director’s artistic vision is to dress environments and surroundings with images of the women’s faces and eyes. To let the world know that they exist. It’s a visually energetic documentary about the power of images; but can an image change the world?