How the Election Impacts the Arts
September 17, 2021And we ask: what issues are motivating artists in this election?
Politics and the Arts - An uneasy relationship
Time and again, artists are drawn into the political fray. But in the 2021 election campaign, they are being cautious. They are highlighting issues rather than political parties – and their ambition is nothing less than to save the world.
Angela Merkel - The safe pair of hands
Angela Merkel has been German chancellor for 16 years. How do the politicians who shared the political stage with her view her time in office? DW takes stock.
Power - Up close and personal
Her photos of Angela Merkel are iconic. French photographer Laurence Chaperon has been portraying celebrities from politics and society for decades, looking behind the scenes of power - and combining aesthetics with political messages.
Femocracy - Women on the political stage
Documentary filmmaker Torsten Körner asks the female politicians who fought for the participation of women in post-war West German politics – how much progress have we really made?
Culture in the Constitution - A basic right?
Are arts and culture essential? In Germany, many who work in the sector say they are. During the pandemic, which threatened many people's livelihoods, they launched the "Culture in the Constitution" initiative. The debate could catch on worldwide.
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