Anselm: Wim Wenders continues his good 2023 with a portrayal of the German artist, Nazi salutes and all
The director and subject try to make sense of mortality, creative responsibility and the place of Germany in a changed world
Anselm Kiefer
Wim Wenders: We couldn’t continue living in a country without a past. We had to somehow face it
Eye surgery curtailed the German director’s appearances recently but he’s back on track with two films, Anselm and Perfect Days
French capital still haunted by second World War occupation
Paris Letter: Anselm Kiefer’s ‘For Paul Celan’ exhibition twists ‘knife in German wound’
Great crises produce great art – so where is it?
The art world’s response to Trump fell flat but the Covid-19 crisis may spur creativity
Laurie Anderson: On My Culture Radar
The artist on ‘dangerous’ Andy Kaufman and the viral fear spreading in New York
Talos: moments of inspiration built on sound foundations
Architect turned musician Eoin French aka Talos spent months preparing for his debut album, but it was sudden impulses in the studio that led to his best musical moments
A mission to bring Irish art to the wider world
Mother’s Tankstation and the Oliver Sears Gallery have designs on the international art fairs
Mona, the world’s most expensive joke?
A gambling career allowed David Walsh to fund Mona, a rollicking, irreverent, sometimes puerile art museum in Tasmania worth more than €200 million
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