Arts.21 - The Cultural Magazine | 28.01.2017

Arts.21 speaks to Turkish writer Aslı Erdoğan, traces the motif of clouds throughout cultural history and discovers how a Charlie Hebdo cartoonist has fared since the 2015 terror attack.

Date 30.01.2017
Related Subjects Charlie Hebdo
Keywords Aslı Erdoğan, Klaus Reichert, Wolkendienst, Catherine Meurisse, La Légèrté, Charlie Hebdo
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How creative is artificial intelligence? 31.08.2019

Paintings, books, music – made by algorithms and computers, thanks to artificial intelligence. Could AI outshine human creativity? International artists and experts join in the Arts.21 talk at DW's Global Media Forum in Bonn.

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On Water, and Land - Arts.21 on Tour 17.08.2019

Summertime is holiday time? Not at Arts.21! Our reporters were hard at work: meeting a heroic tenor, visiting an orchestra in South Africa's townships and swimming in the Rhine.

Arts.21 - Meet the artist! Richard Ford 11.08.2019

Richard Ford is a major American author – and one of the sharpest critics of President Donald Trump. His books are international bestsellers. His first great success came in 1986 with the novel "The Sportswriter".

Date 30.01.2017
Related Subjects Charlie Hebdo
Keywords Aslı Erdoğan, Klaus Reichert, Wolkendienst, Catherine Meurisse, La Légèrté, Charlie Hebdo
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Film

A black-and-white photo of the Ufa Palast am Zoo (Getty Images/General Photographic Agency)

100 years of a Berlin film institution: the Zoo Palast

A century ago, the opulent Ufa-Palast cinema opened in Weimar Berlin and became a venue for celebrated premieres — and later Nazi propaganda. Badly bombed, it was reborn as the Zoo Palast and remains a cinema icon.

Books

Book launch THE TESTAMENTS (DW/S. Sanderson)

Margaret Atwood's new novel: A testament to the dangers of totalitarianism today

Margaret Atwood's new novel, "The Testaments," takes readers back to the horrors of Gilead. But 34 years after "The Handmaid's Tale" was first published, is that world more fact than fiction today?

Music

Lithography of Clara Schumann (Imago stock&people)

The power woman of classical music: Clara Schumann

Two centuries after her birth, the composer, critic, impresario, pianist, celebrity, mother and Robert Schumann's wife — and not necessarily in that order — is recognized as a 19th century power woman.

Arts

Tagreed Darghouth, „Vision Machines; Shall You See Me Better Now?“, 2019 (Tagreed Darghouth & Saleh Barakat Gallery)

Exhibition 'Walking Through Walls' echoes Berlin Wall experience

Even 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the subject has lost none of its topicality. "Walking Through Walls" in Berlin's Martin-Gropius-Bau is a contemporary response to the subject of confinement.

Digital Culture

Boris Johnson (picture-alliance/Zuma/S. Lock)

'Please leave my town': Polite anti-Boris Johnson greeting goes viral

British voters, it seems, stay polite even when they are angry: A Yorkshire man who told the British prime minister to leave his town is hailed as a hero, leading to a top Twitter trend.

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