Salvador Dali's exhumation: Even his iconic mustache survived Samples of the remains of the surrealist Spanish painter have been removed to undergo a paternity test. His embalmed body was in "good condition." How blunt can Turkish caricaturists be? Would Erdogan rather be compared to Hitler or an animal? An exhibition of Turkish caricatures in Germany shows where the boundaries of free speech are in Turkey a year after the failed coup attempt. 80 years ago: How 'degenerate art' purges devastated Germany's museums
For the "Degenerate Art" exhibition sponsored by Hitler, the Nazis confiscated modern art from museums in 1937. The works were ridiculed before they were destroyed. The impact of the purges can be felt to this day. Art for Athens: what Documenta left behind
Documenta, Germany's prestigious contemporary art event, wraps up 100 days in Athens, while continuing in Kassel. Here's how it impacted a city in which art isn't its biggest concern. Need for speed: how cars have inspired modern art
The Futurists glorified it, Pop Art dismantled it, the Fluxus movement set it in concrete. An exhibition at Art Gallery Emden shows how the car has been an influential art object for over a century. Arts.21: Currentzis - The Classical Rebel, Part1
Conductor Teodor Currentzis is turning the music world on its head. He blurs boundaries between genres, pursues thought-provoking projects and pushes his MusicAeterna orchestra to its limits. Speeding passion: the car in art
From cult object to used object to an emitting evil: automobiles are many things. They have also been influential arts object according to an Emden Art Museum exhibition showcasing 100 years of the car in art history. Defining Black art in the age of Black Power
What was the role of the African-American artist in the 1960s and 70s? A new exhibition at London's Tate Modern explores the many answers to this complex question. © 2017 Deutsche Welle
Salvador Dali's exhumation: Even his iconic mustache survived Samples of the remains of the surrealist Spanish painter have been removed to undergo a paternity test. His embalmed body was in "good condition." How blunt can Turkish caricaturists be? Would Erdogan rather be compared to Hitler or an animal? An exhibition of Turkish caricatures in Germany shows where the boundaries of free speech are in Turkey a year after the failed coup attempt. 80 years ago: How 'degenerate art' purges devastated Germany's museums
For the "Degenerate Art" exhibition sponsored by Hitler, the Nazis confiscated modern art from museums in 1937. The works were ridiculed before they were destroyed. The impact of the purges can be felt to this day. Art for Athens: what Documenta left behind
Documenta, Germany's prestigious contemporary art event, wraps up 100 days in Athens, while continuing in Kassel. Here's how it impacted a city in which art isn't its biggest concern. Need 
for speed: how cars have inspired modern art
The Futurists glorified it, Pop Art dismantled it, the Fluxus movement set it in concrete. An exhibition at Art Gallery Emden shows how the car has been an influential art object for over a century. Arts.21: Currentzis - The Classical Rebel, Part1
Conductor Teodor Currentzis is turning the music world on its head. He blurs boundaries between genres, pursues thought-provoking projects and pushes his MusicAeterna orchestra to its limits. Speeding passion: the car in art
From cult object to used object to an emitting evil: automobiles are many things. They have also been influential arts object according to an Emden Art Museum exhibition showcasing 100 years of the car in art history. Defining Black art in the age of Black Power
What was the role of the African-American artist in the 1960s and 70s? A new exhibition at London's Tate Modern explores the many answers to this complex question. © 2017 Deutsche Welle