Charlottenburg
For all of you who love to customize your fashion magazine while waiting in the train or at a café for the as usual unpunctual date this exhibition at the gallery Camera Work will kick your ass. Two photographers for the Italian Vouge, Tina Berning & Michaelangelo di Battista, decided to go further then the standard beauty photography. So their FACE/project was born. To see more pictures and the address of the gallery take your face after the jump.
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by Claudio
on August 30th, 2010
in Art, Charlottenburg
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Being Asian, food runs in my blood. I love tracking down good restaurants and I am always excited to test the authenticity of Asian food in Berlin. So, it’s no surprise that the news of Heno Heno quickly brought a smile to my face and cravings for Japanese food to mind. Armed with a generous appetite and Keiko, my Japanese ‘food barometer’, we made our way to this little Imbiss style restaurant (read: no toilets) in Charlottenburg last week. Find out more after the jump.
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by Diwa
on March 10th, 2009
in Charlottenburg, Places, Restaurants
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photo by Heiko Schäfer
The idea of making a horrorfilm on stage really sounds like a challange to me. Scary movies usually only work with stunning effects and authentic atmospheres which is something you cannot recreate so easily on stage.The Dog, The Night and The Knife by Marius von Maeynburgs at the Schaubuehne really managed to capture this genre quite vividly. The scenography and atmosphere of this play is absolutely remarklable. It reminded me a lot of the game play adaptation of Silent Hill. But as so many horror movies this play is far from flawless. Learn more in the German version of this post. More images and details after the jump.
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by Claudio
on July 5th, 2008
in Charlottenburg, Entertainment, Theatre
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A while back I was contacted by the Found gallery from L.A. about an interesting art project that they were planning on doing here in Berlin. The idea was to find pairs of artists who would collaborate on a piece of art without ever communicating with each other. This week the Joint Custody Project Berlin is in its final stage. During 6 rounds the artworks were exchanged between the two partners. You can follow the progress of every single piece in their Flickr stream. None of the participating artists will know who their partner is until the opening reception on Friday at the Raab gallery here in Berlin. See some more samples from differents rounds and details after the jump.
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by Frank
on June 25th, 2008
in Art, Charlottenburg, Galleries, Places
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photo by Arno Declair
For everyone who can’t stand football and prefers shadows to the sun this is the perfect weekend advice: Ghosts from Henrik Ibsen at the Schaubühne Berlin. An intriguing family story and a lot of secrets are the plot of this mysterious play. The ghosts are the secrets from the past that are still alive in the walls of the antique manor. Even if the narrative is more settled the brilliant actors like Bibiana Beglau and Bruno Cathomas are able to create a great suspense. More pictures and the trailer after the jump.
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by Claudio
on June 7th, 2008
in Charlottenburg, Entertainment, Theatre
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Norway is mostly known for one thing: Nature. Not so for design, although international campaigns of big companies like Sony, Pepsi and Deutsche Bank are made in Norway. For this year’s DMY the Norwegian Embassy and the agency Himmel & Jord put together an exhibition of graphic design from Norway powered by Nature. Read on for more images and infos.
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by Frank
on May 13th, 2008
in Charlottenburg, Entertainment, Events
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This weekend you can get an update on professional commercial and fashion photography at the fourth UPdate – the salon for photography. Over 100 exhibitors will showcase their work during 2 days at the Messe Berlin. This year’s highlight is the award ceremony of the SCREENings online photo competition with celebrated photographer and director Peter Lindbergh. Details after the jump.
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by Frank
on April 8th, 2008
in Charlottenburg, Entertainment, Events
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