Gallery Weekend Berlin – The Art Podcast

In this episode, writer and curator Enuma Okoro speaks with internationally acclaimed artist Katharina Grosse (b. 1961 in Freiburg, Germany), known for her bold, haptic paintings that dissolve the boundaries between canvas, architecture, and landscape. With her disruptive use of colour, Grosse transforms entire environments into immersive experiences, shifting how we perceive space and inviting us to move through it in new ways.

Their conversation explores how Grosse conceives of painting as an expansive, open field rather than a defined object, and how her work challenges conventional notions of orientation, control, and interpretation. Together they reflect on the freedom and...

In dieser Episode spricht Kunstkritikerin Silke Hohmann mit dem Berliner Künstler Mischa Leinkauf (geb. 1977 in Ost-Berlin), der mit spektakulären Aktionen im öffentlichen Raum bekannt wurde. Mit subtilen Interventionen macht er die unsichtbaren Regeln, Grenzen und Kontrollsysteme sichtbar, die unseren Alltag prägen.

Ob heimliche Klettertouren auf urbane Landmarken oder poetische Verschiebungen vertrauter Räume – seine Arbeiten eröffnen neue Perspektiven auf das, was uns umgibt. Städte und ihre architektonischen Strukturen dienen ihm dabei nicht nur als Kulisse, sondern als politisch aufgeladene, konfliktreiche Räume, die einer ständigen Neuverhandlung unterliegen.

NEW PODCAST EPISODE WITH SIMON DENNY
In this episode, journalist Silke Hohmann sits down with Simon Denny, born in New Zealand in 1982. The internationally acclaimed artist explores complex contemporary issues, transforming them into multi-layered installations. His work spans sculpture, photography, painting, and NFTs. In 2015, he represented New Zealand at the 56th Venice Biennale.

In this episode, art critic Silke Hohmann talks to artist and activist Nadya Tolokonnikova, whose art is inseparable from her political activism. She shares how her critique has shaped her artistic practice, and why it is a great feeling to reproduce her former prison cell as an art installation.