The tone grows sharper, the terms grow larger. What was once an analytical category now often serves as a moral signal. The political language of the cultural sphere has noticeably accelerated.
Europe is building its future – but only underground. New railways disappear into tunnels, wind turbines are kept at a distance, and power lines are buried. What was once a visible symbol of progress...
Galka Scheyer, born in 1889 to an upper middle-class Jewish family in Braunschweig, has received little attention in art history to date. Yet as an art dealer, she played an important role in the...