DW-WORLD.DE displays 80 images of the modern art works at Documenta 12, one of the world's most significant modern art shows, for anyone who can't visit the exhibit before it closes on Sept. 23.
A dead animal could end up becoming the star of this year's documenta exhibition in Germany. Artist Peter Friedl's stuffed giraffe from Kalkilya zoo in the West Bank is garnering a lot of attention. (20.06.2007)
Documenta, the German expo that takes the worldwide temperature of contemporary art, revealed Sunday that one of its own artists was the lucky first diner at the exhibition's Spanish culinary annex. (18.06.2007)
Roger M. Buergel, artistic director of Documenta 12, told DW-WORLD.DE in an interview that he rejects "aesthetic shocks" of large exhibitions and explains why it is important to him to bring art to the public. (16.06.2007)
An artist showing at Germany's Documenta exhibition of cutting-edge contemporary art is irate that her work, which consists of white tape stuck on roads to form crosses, was quickly removed by Kassel municipal workers. (15.06.2007)
The Documenta art show begins on Saturday in Kassel, a city caught between old and new very much to the delight of its many visitors. (12.06.2007)
Tel Aviv is known as one of the best examples of German Bauhaus architecture. An exhibition in Germany sheds new light on other influences on Zionist settlers in Israel as they constructed their kibbutz buildings.
An artwork in the German parliament including Adolf Hitler in a list of 'freely and fairly' elected members has been attacked. It's ignited a debate about whether the dictator has a place there at all.
Human beings are fragile, and the law often isn't enough to protect them. The Cologne exhibition "Before the Law" brings post-war and contemporary sculptures together to show how art deals with those realities.