Berlin

From Alexander Tovborg’s spiritual yearning to collective mythologies as told by Miralda

At SAVVY Contemporary, Berlin, ‘Conspicuous Invisibility’ examines the perceptions of identity, history and the African diaspora

The DJ and writer experiments with electronic music and rethinks the meaning of a ‘sonic archive’ upon discovering tapes at the National Institute of Design

At Barbara Wien, Berlin, the artist reevaluates his love of Leonard Cohen in light of the musician’s stance on Palestine

At Between Bridges, Berlin, a retrospective of the late artist's work serves as a memorial to his too-short life

From Rhea Dillon’s Toni Morrison-inspired solo show to a group exhibition of contemporary painting, Louisa Elderton picks her highlights from the German capital

At Noah Klink, Berlin, the artist’s dog paintings are disarmingly joyful depictions of human-animal relationships

At Dittrich & Schlechtriem, Berlin, the artist’s distinctive penmanship gets a new media makeover

At Neue Berliner Kunstverein, the late artist’s installations read as premonitions of visual culture today

At Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin, the artist’s cold war-era ‘typewritings’ address systems of power through themes of nature, technology and war

'Queering Photography’ at C/O Berlin and ‘Queering the Crip, Cripping the Queer’ at Schwules Museum explore representations of identity, gender, disability and sexuality

On the occasion of their exhibition at Berlin's n.b.k, Cory Archangel revisits a net art project by the collective

At Haus am Waldsee, Berlin, the artist's site-specific installation investigates the ‘incurable experience’ of being female

Mitch Speed picks the best gallery shows to see in the German capital

At Tanya Leighton, Berlin, the artist’s labour-intensive portraits suggest an art historical fever dream

Despite some worthy presentations, this year’s edition adds little to the ongoing conversation about decolonization

At PSM, the artist's low-tech, smoke-and-mirrors intervention traces the connection between capitalism and militarism

Patrick Kurth speaks to Siddhartha Lokanandi about his Berlin bookstore and creating a space for seduction and indecipherability

Isabel Parkes speaks to two artists behind the boycott about the institution’s opaque flows of capital and misguided attempts at ‘cultural diplomacy’

Part memoir, part literary portrait, the author’s new book on Berlin goes beyond familiar narratives of the German capital