What can artists learn from writers?

Is there a difference between digital reproduction and manipulation?

The end of film photography and the rise of digital photography have led to new genres, methods and histories.An overview of a dying and a thriving medium

Narcissism is back in fashion

Should artists join arguments about national belonging?

How memory has changed

On the art of being truly site-specific

Daniel Spoerri used found objects to explore a citys history in Le Musée sentimental. On the 30th anniversary of Le Musée sentimental de Prusse in Berlin, frieze d/e asks four artists Aleksandra Mir, Manfred Pernice, Gitte Schäfer and Danh Vo to explain their approach to the found object

Galerie Hubert Winter

On his 100th birthday, a reappraisal of Marshall McLuhan’s prophecies

The problems of storing art

Does the art world still have a centre?

Searching in the archives, Susanne Kriemann finds a new life for photography

Städtische Galerie Dresden

The hype around Berlin as a magnet for artists from all over the world has been discussed for years. But how do artists  as residents, citizens and German citizens  relate to the city? A roundtable discussion, led by Jennifer Allen and Jörg Heiser with Maja Bajevic, Carson Chan, Annika Eriksson and Olaf Nicolai

Berlin’s search for a kunsthalle

The dematerialization of the moving image

How we’re getting used to the view from above

Snow White, architecture and intolerance