Arts Unveiled dives deep into the international creative scene, uncovering new ideas and explaining cultural phenomena that shape our history, present and future. Who are the artists? What are their greatest works of art? And how are they having an impact? Where can we find their exciting projects?
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 7 hours 37 minutes
The graphic novels of Berlin
Berlin has become a favorite backdrop for graphic novels published in a multitude of languages. The city inspires everything from hipster tales to edgy science fiction.
The world of art forgery
An unknown art forger by the name of 'The Spanish Master' sold fake antique bronzes for years. Who is this individual? We shed light on the shady world of forgers, dealers and collectors.
The world of art forgery
An unknown art forger by the name of 'The Spanish Master' sold fake antique bronzes for years. Who is this individual? We shed light on the shady world of forgers, dealers and collectors.
Daniel Libeskind's utopian visions
He designed the Jewish Museum in Berlin and created the master plan for the One World Trade Center in New York. We speak to architect Daniel Libeskind about his visions for social housing and the cities of the future.
Daniel Libeskind's utopian visions
He designed the Jewish Museum in Berlin and created the master plan for the One World Trade Center in New York. We speak to architect Daniel Libeskind about his visions for social housing and the cities of the future.
Salman Rushdie: Words are his weapon
Ever since "The Satanic Verses" was published in 1988, writer Salman Rushdie's life has been under threat from religious fanatics. In the wake of the Paris attacks, we talk to him about freedom of speech and the fight against IS.
Salman Rushdie: Words are his weapon
Ever since "The Satanic Verses" was published in 1988, writer Salman Rushdie's life has been under threat from religious fanatics. In the wake of the Paris attacks, we talk to him about freedom of speech and the fight against IS.
Art of Freedom: Homophobia in Uganda
Homosexuals living openly in Uganda face discrimination, torture and murder. They're mocked daily by the media and harassed by the state. Now some artists are fighting back. Arts.21 meets them for the Art of Freedom series.
Art of Freedom: Homophobia in Uganda
Homosexuals living openly in Uganda face discrimination, torture and murder. They're mocked daily by the media and harassed by the state. Now some artists are fighting back. Arts.21 meets them for our Art of Freedom series.
Architecture Prize - Sustainable and Visionary
Famous for its synthesis of color and use of fluid curvilinear forms, Berlin-based Sauerbruch Hutton is the winner of the 2015 German prize for Architecture.