close is latest project in berlin is the l.a. polk a restaurant. ok is a fish salad that surfers brought to california from hawaii and now it's catching on in berlin to the atmosphere esther has created here recalls the laid back californian lifestyle it seems to have copy imaginations of design fans the world over. and. i think it's always important to work with surprises so everything doesn't end up too harmonious and unchanging. so we've come up with a few surprises for the real room for example this bryce orange red restroom with an entrance in the perfect contrast in color. is happy to see interior design gaining importance in berlin she gets her best ideas while sitting on her terrace her garden of eden as she calls it the perfect spot to plant more i catch in projects for the german capital. now right time to take a trip now thanks to a viewer request from peru olga gar wrote in to us from lima and she would like to know more about northern ireland so today we are heading to belfast now for decades the northern ireland conflict kept visitors

at a studio in berlin you must sort of say no explores the places where art science and architecture meet with the help of an interdisciplinary team which includes spiders beyond to see driven by the desire to create a feasible utopias in which life will be fairer greener and lovely. for the exhibition in paris sarrasin a created a huge web installation called algorithms visitors can play the work by blocking it strings or say no lets them experience with all the senses interconnected nature of our world turning the installation into a collective experience. we don't hear the right voices sound up and remain we don't hear a sound so we don't feel any sunday expressions about how we can feel and sense things which we have not been so sensitive to the last i think so make it. on air manages to be both political and political while some will see it all as an elaborate flight of fancy others might feel inspired to figure out what spiders and the rest of us creatures are trying to tell us. i am sometimes surprised by the outcome of elections and the way people vote but i totally support t

to close his latest project in berlin is the elec book a restaurant. ok is a fish salad that surfers brought to california from hawaii and now it's catching on in berlin to the atmosphere and has created here recalls the laid back californian lifestyle it seems to have copy imaginations of design fans the world over. and. i think it's always important to work with surprises so everything doesn't end up too harmonious and unchanging. so we've come up with a few surprises for the real room for example this bryce orange red restroom with an entrance in the perfect contrast in color blue. is happy to see interior design gaining importance in berlin she gets her best ideas while sitting on her terrace her garden of eden as she calls it the perfect spot to plant more i catch in projects for the german capital. now right time to take a trip now thanks to a viewer request from peru olga gar wrote in to us from lima and she would like to know more about northern ireland so today we are heading to belfast now for decades the northern ireland conflict kept visito

the auction time installation artist who now lives in berlin is seen as a visionary who aims to create a better world and that's evident in his on air show. or where exhibition a place where they have had to wear not along here months on this planet but has really caught the tension between many different species as being these ideas of how we can become sensitive to other voices that sometime have not out of and we cannot hear but maybe we can feel and sense and think. in a video installation cosmic dust mixes with house dust cameras recorded how the dust particles moved around and collided the data gathered was then converted into sound. say you know is interested in such relationships. that's why he mounted an antenna on the museum's roof it picks up radio frequencies from outer space which are then used to create works for the exhibition. this is the bursting of a mattress in the upper part of the atmosphere here's another one. when it mattered to kind of perfect upper cut of the atmosphere produce these drawings mean i think the kind of sunny painting which is kind of. making inte

berlin's newest baby giraffe ella took her first steps outdoors and was introduced to visitors at the tir park is of. the young female seem to enjoy galloping around the outside enclosure. hello measured more than one meter eighty when she was born on november third as an adult five years from now she's likely to stand for and a half meters tall. so just two meters seventy left for ella to grow. the museo del a clue to her a all museum of coaches in milan is hosting the exhibition of visual protest the ert of banksy starting this day is the first time that works by the british street artist to being shown in a public museum his true identity is still a closely guarded secret. banks are reported banksy has revived the rebellious political component which had been lost in street art and that is one of his achievements. the exhibition comprises eighty works from private collections including paintings coaches and prints it runs until the fourteenth of april twenty ninth. well we stay with street up now but back outdoors where it belongs like banksy philip schiff uses the street as his ca

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playing in berlin as part of the international guitar night to work. dispel the guitarist also marveled at lukas unusual style someone who really doesn't know music listen to these amazing because he's pretty and you know musician you see on many. you thinking about so much different things so you know it's amazing. his success is also due to a lot of hard work but doesn't this dampen his passion for playing. you sold this with lots of love for a guitar it's a certain point you need to put all the job aside and say ok now we go back to the roots it was just me and my dream in my bedroom and you go back to that. next year lucas trick and all the plans to put out a new album which killed record using a new and very special guitar. continuing now with this week's series pioneering women today we get to know mary quant whose invention caused a scandal in the early sixty's the fashion designer was responsible for introducing the mini skirt and how it was first pictured in the one nine hundred sixty two edition of british vogue and it sparked outrage from bo

one of his best known works is on the wall from two thousand and twelve it depicts the berlin wall and deathstroke in the one nine hundred eighty s. . and twenty sixteen he turned his attention to the church reformer martin luther photographing scenes for his panorama in vietnam back. key exhibits from the pergamon museum collection of classical antiquities have gone into the new panorama and establish a connection between ancient and modern art. among them are the problem if you screw up. the head of hercules. and the arche has to dancer from the palace. we've been able to work with assisi very closely because he was willing to incorporate our archaeological expertise into the program on panorama. so we chose the focal point together. one of the highlights is the famous program on alter. we've amalgamated a lot more this time things that i would normally hand to learn all part of the exhibition and things from the exhibition or in the panorama of the. a species panorama brings the antiquities to life offering a journey back through time to ancient program on nearly two thousand years

the wall from two thousand and twelve it depicts the berlin wall and deathstroke in the one nine hundred eighty s. . and twenty sixteen he turned his attention to the church reformer martin luther photographing scenes for his panorama in vietnam back. key exhibits from the pergamon museum collection of classical antiquities have gone into the new panorama and establish a connection between ancient and modern art. among them are the prometheans group. the head of hercules. and the r.k. used to dancer from the palace. we've been able to work with assisi very closely because he was willing to incorporate our archaeological expertise into the program on panorama. so we chose the focal point together. one of the highlights is the famous program on alter. we've amalgamated a lot more this time things that i would normally handle are not part of the exhibition and things from the exhibition are in the pattern around the home of one of the. a species panorama brings the antiquities to life offering a journey back through time to ancient program on nearly two thousand years ago. a celebrated pain

that stir groups cause his latest project in berlin is the l.a. book a restaurant. ok is a fish salad that surfers brought to california from hawaii and now it's catching on in berlin to the atmosphere esther has created here recalls the laid back californian lifestyle it seems to have copy imaginations of design fans the world over. and. i think it's always important to work with surprises so everything doesn't end up too harmonious and unchanging. so we've come up with a few surprises for the real rooms for example this bryce orange red restroom with an entrance in the perfect contrast in color blue. is happy to see interior design gaining importance in berlin she gets her best ideas while sitting on her terrace her garden of eden as she calls it the perfect spot to plant more i catch in projects for the german capital. now right time to take a trip now thanks to a viewer request from peru olga gar wrote in to us from lima and she would like to know more about northern ireland so today we are heading to belfast now for decades the northern ireland conflict kept vi

the auction time installation artist who now lives in berlin is seen as a visionary who aims to create a better world and that's evident in his on air show. exhibition a place where they have had to work not along here months on this planet but is really a co-op the tension between many different spaces as being this idea is kind of how we can become sensitive to other voices that sometime have not out and we cannot hear but maybe we can feel and sense and think. in a video installation cosmic dust mixes with house dust cameras recorded how the dust particles moved around and collided the data gathered was then converted into sound. started saying no is interested in such relationships. that's why he mounted an antenna on the museum's roof it picks up radio frequencies from outer space which of then used to great works for the exhibition. this is the bursting of a mattress in the upper part of the spirit here's another one. when rhetoric to kind of perfect upper part of the atmosphere in other news these drawings mean i think the kind of sunny painting which is kind of. making interact

news blogs from berlin a divided u.s. congress after voters deliver the first nationwide verdict on the trunk presidency and democrats in waiting control of the house with their leader pledging changes in washington to say a word about democrats and republicans it's about restoring the constitution checks and balances to the trumpet. voters also sending a record number of women to congress but republicans makes the.

the wall from two thousand and twelve it depicts the berlin wall and deathstroke in the one nine hundred eighty s. . and twenty sixteen he turned his attention to the church reformer martin luther photographing scenes for his panorama in vietnam back. key exhibits from the pergamon museum collection of classical antiquities have gone into the new panorama and establish a connection between ancient and modern art. among them are the promiscuous group. the head of hercules. and the arche istic dancer from the palace. we've been able to work with assisi very closely because he was willing to incorporate our archaeological expertise into the program on panorama. so we chose the focal point together. one of the highlights is the famous program on alter the i think we've amalgamated a lot more this time things that i would normally handle are not part of the exhibition and things from the exhibition are in the pattern around the home of the one of. you had to go a species panorama brings the antiquities to life offering a journey back through time to ancient program on nearly two thousand year

his latest project in berlin is the l.a. polk a restaurant. ok is a fish salad that surfers brought to california from hawaii and now it's catching on in berlin to the atmosphere esther has created here recalls the laid back californian lifestyle it seems to have copy imaginations of design fans the world over. and. i think it's always important to work with surprises so everything doesn't end up too harmonious and unchanging. so we've come up with a few surprises for the real rooms for example this bryce orange red restroom with an entrance in the perfect contrast in color. estabrooks course is happy to see interior design gaining importance in berlin she gets her best ideas while sitting on her terrace her garden of eden as she calls it the perfect spot to plant more i catch in projects for the german capital. now right time to take a trip now thanks to a viewer request from peru that gaar wrote in to us from lima and she would like to know more about northern ireland so today we are heading to belfast now for decades the northern ireland co

in his berlin studio here in just his photos like the tiles of a mosaic into larger panoramas. all of this is possible to good but i like to do it on a lot of my work is not for talk or for architecture i mean it's obstructing it. and the native of finland discovered his fascination for houses of worship in two thousand and thirteen in istanbul he spent months photographing must after that he spent more than three years visiting over fifty sacred sites all around europe the result was a book of photos and an exhibition titled sacred spaces in the helsinki are. spaces themselves became part of the installation. there were twenty seven works in the exhibition and there are twenty five colors. so it becomes. a coal mine is a photographer of what's known as the helsinki school while studying in the finnish capital in the one nine hundred ninety s. he began to specialize in images of spaces and facades. he made his name which have strict photos of architecture he came to it somewhat by accident. as a student at university of art and design he found portrait photography too difficult

and staying on the subject berlin is shedding some light on the christmas season as well more on that story at the top of today's express. europe's longest continuous strand of christmas lights was switched on on wednesday evening along berlin's famous car first and on boulevard it consists of ten million l.e.d. lights strong around five hundred seventy trees and runs for about four point five kilometers the lights begin outside the upscale cot of a department store and more shine on until january fourth. i could even maria countess died forty one years ago but now she's back in the limelight arsen paris as a hologram accompanied by an orchestra the greek american soprano appears as a three d. image projected onto the stage. is taken from several original recordings of her arias. the nineteen contests in concert will be touring north and south america. the indigo blue dying technique has been added to unesco's list of the intangible cultural heritage has been used for centuries in printing natural fabrics like linen only a few blue dying shops are left in europe this time around you k

playing in berlin as part of the international guitar night to work. dispel the guitarist also marveled at lukas unusual style someone who really doesn't know music you seem to do in these amazing because it's pretty and when you're musician you see him and see. you thinking about so much different things so you know it's amazing. his success is also due to a lot of hard work but doesn't this dampen his passion for playing. you sold this with lots of love for guitar it's at a certain point you need to put all the job aside and say ok now we go back to the roots it was just me and my dream in my bedroom and you go back to. next year lucas took a new only plans to put out a new album which killed record using a new and very special guitar. continuing now with this week's series pioneering women today we get to know mary quant whose invention caused a scandal in the early sixty's the fashion designer was responsible for introducing the miniskirt was first pictured in the one nine hundred sixty two edition of british vogue and it sparked outrage from both

berlin's newest baby giraffe ella took her first steps outdoors and was introduced to visitors at the tear parks of. the young female seem to enjoy galloping around the outside enclosure. elementary more than one metre eighty when she was born on november third as an adult five years from now she's likely to stand for and a half meters tall. so just two meters seventy left for ella to grow. the museo del a cool tool going all museum of conscience in milan is hosting the exhibition of visual protest the artist banksy starting this day is the first time that works by the british street artist are being shown in a public museum his true identity is still a closely guarded secret. back seventy four banksy has revived the rebellious political component which had been lost in street art and that is one of his achievements in. the exhibition comprises eighty works from private collections including paintings belgians and cranes it runs until the fourteenth of april twenty ninth. well we stay with street up now but back outdoors where it belongs like banksy philip schiff uses the street as hi

welcome to the true berlin jury. is swiss german for great as he was designing his house drew inspiration from the surroundings of the. property used to be a vineyard there is still loads of great vines behind the house. the windows are attached to the supporting structure like grapes to a stand. out on the platforms branch out of the main middle wall yes just like the trunk of a vine. there was no space for one continuous stairwell and the rooms are not arranged into typical floors instead they are joined by individual staircases and platforms. to get a building permit he had to be creative when plotting the floor plan. was staying within property lines just two hundred ninety one a square metres the property is small to begin with. the border limit clarence and you're left with five times nine metres. picture designing a house just five steps wide and nine steps long it's impossible. in the end he managed to create roughly a hundred thirty square metres of living space inside it's back to basics. made a fair faced

is there even if it's late at night in berlin and eight degrees below zero. the photographer works like a detective he's focused and very selective. each of his pictures is thought provoking and full of secrets. these strangely abstract images tell stories that are devoid of people. scope enough not to know what i think the night shots tell very different kinds of stories with the interior shots it's mainly about the materials that is all my thoughts light is usually omnipresent if the president has a strong effect on surfaces and reflects everything that. fits with night shots but if you have the shadows and this gloom which tell more of a story also i've on the whole this man exist at see it. as if t.v. keyed out watch i try to capture the aesthetics are generated by this location as best as i can in the photo. anything that interferes is eliminated. kind of course no people appear in the pictures to distract from the aesthetics of take on something and with night shots it's clear that much of the surroundings is shrouded in black and that you don't see muc

the city to be a news live from berlin and the u.k. prime minister theresa may has finally agreed on a draft bread's a deal with a unit go she. but as you had some ten downing street the parliament earlier today one question on the air. to. the credit crunch regional prime minister has a new prime minister still has not secure the backing of her own government she's holding a french meeting of her cabinet right now and it's likely to be a tough sell. also coming up hopes of a diplomatic break.

in his berlin studio here ranges his photos like the tiles of a mosaic into larger panoramas. all of this is possible to get through but i like to do it on a lot of my work is not for talk or for architecture i mean it's an abstract thing it. and the native of finland discovered his fascination for houses of worship in two thousand and thirteen in istanbul he spent months photographing must after that he spent more than three years visiting over fifty sacred sites all around europe the result was a book of photos and an exhibition titled sacred spaces in the helsinki are. the walls and spaces themselves became part of the installation. there were twenty seven works in the exhibition and there are twenty five colors. so it becomes. a coal mine is a photographer of what's known as the helsinki school while studying in the finnish capital in the one nine hundred ninety s. he began to specialize in images of spaces and facades. he made his name which have strict photos of architecture he came to it somewhat by accident. as a student at university of art and design he found portrai

this is deja vu news live from berlin world leaders gather in argentina for the g. twenty summit trade tensions of course in the spotlight with china still locked in a tit for tat tussle with the united states over tariffs but there's embarrassment for germany as the chancellor's plane is grounded on route forcing her to miss the start of the song also coming up. ukraine bans military age russian men from an.

playing in berlin as part of the international guitar night to work. dispel the guitarist also marveled at lukas unusual style someone who really doesn't know music listen to these amazing because it's incredible and when you're musician you see a man. you think about so much different things so you know it's amazing. his success is also due to a lot of hard work but doesn't this dampen his passion for playing. you sold this with lots of love for guitar it's at certain point you need to put all the job aside and say ok now we go back to the roots it was just me and my dream in my bedroom and you go back to the. next year lucas took a new only plans to put out a new album which killed record using a new and very special guitar. continuing now with this week's series pioneering women today we get to know mary quant whose invention caused a scandal in the early sixty's the fashion designer was responsible for introducing the mini skirt and how it was first pictured in the one nine hundred sixty two edition of british vogue and it sparked outrage from both

fishing business of berlin restaurant serves up tin sardines in your. home improvements of three d. run makes for a cozy accessory. we here euro max have a special reason to take a closer look at europe today because exactly twenty five years ago the treaty of maastricht came into force and with that the european union as we know it today will while britain negotiates an exit from the e.u. other countries within the european union are looking at how to work closely together especially in the fields of ours and culture well we want to take her clothes closer look now at one funded project between two artists from germany and the netherlands. victor bunch from munster loves to draw preferably with colored markers and a calligraphy pen. in her day dutch artist daniella sportsman enjoys working with colored pens acrylic painters and water colors. the two artists live in different countries but have found a way to work together they began their town democratic to spring the help of you and return on funding. instead of getting together for a chat we make out together having this creative

fishing business of berlin restaurant serves up tin sardines. home improvements a three d. run makes for a cozy accessory. we here euro max have a special reason to take a closer look at europe today because exactly twenty five years ago the treaty of maastricht came into force and with that the european union as we know it today will while britain negotiates an exit from the e.u. other countries within the european union are looking at how to work closely together especially in the fields of arts and culture well we want to take her close closer look now at one funded project between two artists from germany and the netherlands. from munster loves to draw preferably with colored markers and a calligraphy pen. in her day dutch artist daniella sportsman enjoys working with colored pens acrylic paintings and water colors. the two artists live in different countries but have found a way to work together they began their town democratic to spring the help of you and return on funding. instead of getting together for a chat we make out together having this creative dialogue with

to slaughter from berlin to bring in our correspondent ophelia harms are british drones are from for your future now that we're here to find out what happened with me think of the correspondent sandra it's not and we do have some breaking news coming in from with analogous about the perspective closer to w. news thank you for joining us. i think is everything challenging first and i make a muslim. school much different culture between here and there challenging for empathy. to some of the seven there was worth it for me to come to germany. got my license to work as a swimming instructor a tradition our two children nothing to us just wanted us to just destroy. what's your story take part cherish on info my greenstock missed. me because i'm. the first little to say the twentieth century. the war to end all wars cost millions of lives. some good marks the hundreds on him. three of its legs. what has humankind learned from the great war. as it. is for real peace and impossibilities. nineteen ha not forgotten to w.'s november focus. in yemen pro-government forces backed by saudi warplane

the city to be a news live from berlin gunmen stormed the chinese consulate in the pakistani city of karachi an intense hour long shoot out lives believes all three attackers two policeman and two civilians dead but no chinese diplomats are consulate staff are hurt. also coming up could a small british enclave of gibraltar be the undoing of the u.k.'s.

playing in berlin as part of the international guitar night to work. dispel the guitarist also marvel at lukas unusual style someone who really doesn't know music listen to these amazing because it's incredible and you know musician you see all men. seeking about so much different things so you know it's amazing. his success is also due to a lot of hard work but doesn't this dampen his passion for playing. you sold this with lots of love for guitar it's a certain point you need to put all the job aside and say ok now we go back to the roots it was just me and my dream in my bedroom and you go back to. next year lucas took a newly plans to put out a new album which killed record using a new and very special guitar. continuing now with this week's series pioneering women today we get to know mary quant who's invention caused a scandal in the early sixty's the fashion designer was responsible for introducing the mini skirt and how it was first pictured in the one nine hundred sixty two edition of british vogue and it sparked outrage from both conservative

berlin's newest baby giraffe ella took her first steps outdoors and was introduced to visitors at the tir park is of. the young female seemed to enjoy galloping around the outside enclosure. elementary more than one meter eighty when she was born on november third as an adult five years from now she's likely to stand for and a half metres tall. so just two metres seventy left for ella to grow. is hosting the exhibition of visual protest the art of banksy starting this is the first time that works by the british street on his to being shown in a public museum his identity is still a closely guarded secret. banksy has revived the rebellious political component which had been lost in street art and that is one of his achievements in. the exhibition comprises eighty works from private collections including paintings and prints it runs until the fourteenth of april twenty ninth. with st up now but back outdoors where it belongs like banksy philip schiff uses the street as his canvas it transforms the city's grey landscape adding color for commuters in frankfurt to marvel at the self-procla

welcome to the true berlin jury. is swiss german for great as he was designing his house drew inspiration from the surroundings of the. property used to be a vineyard there are still loads of great vines behind the house fence the windows are attached to the supporting structure like grapes to a stand. on the platforms branch out of the main middle wall yes just like the trunk of. the exam. there was no space for one continuous stairwell and the rooms are not arranged into typical floors instead they are joined by individual staircases and platforms. to get a building permit he had to be creative when plotting the floor plan. was staying within property lines with just two hundred ninety one square meters the property is small to begin with. track the border limit clarence and you're left with five times nine metres. picture designing a house just five steps wide and nine steps long it's impossible. in the end he managed to create roughly a hundred and thirty square metres of living space inside it's back to basics.

welcome to the true berlin's yuri. is swiss german for great as he was designing his house drew inspiration from the surroundings of the. property used to be a vineyard there is still loads of great minds behind the house. the windows are attached to the supporting structure like grapes to a stand. out on the platforms branch out of the main middle wall yes just like the trunk of a barn. there was no space for one continuous stairwell and the rooms are not arranged into typical floors instead they are joined by individual staircases and platforms. to get a building permit he had to be creative when plotting the floor plan. was staying within property lines just two hundred ninety one square metres the property is small to begin with. track the border limit clarence and you're left with five times nine metres. picture designing a house just five steps wide and nine steps long it's impossible. in the end to create roughly one hundred thirty square metres of living space inside it's back to basics. made a fair faced concr

mind in one neighborhood and not one part is the green door in berlin as a shadowy place seem to like it they don't leave them unfinished. now all it needs is the right name and cheers. now to an artist that also likes to use natural ingredients in their work as part of this week's series brice ideas we're visiting the two dutch designers of studio drift they like to create technically intricate installations that mimic natural phenomena they say it's their way to stop make people stop and think about their surroundings in the digital era this year the stately museum in amsterdam featured their works in an exhibition called coded nature. studio drift combines nature design and technology in their art works the results sharpen viewers perception and suggest the feelings of weightlessness and freedom. of. the two artists from amsterdam can even make a heavy cement block float. studio drift islamic record dine and ralph notice from the concept of the execution the duo always work as a team. came back from most calmly and we had this idea and came back in the cold be on the place of i hav

in his berlin studio here ranges his photos like the tiles of a mosaic into larger panoramas. all of this is possible to good but i like to do it on a lot of my work is not photography architecture. obstructing it. and the native of finland discovered his fascination for houses of worship in two thousand and thirteen in istanbul he spent months photographing must after that he spent more than three years visiting over fifty sacred sites all around europe the result was a book of photos and an exhibition titled sacred spaces in the museum it was in spaces themselves became part of the installation. there were twenty seven works and there are twenty five colors. so it becomes. a call in mine is a photographer of what's known as the helsinki school while studying in the finnish capital in the one nine hundred ninety s. he began to specialize in images of spaces and facades. he made his name was abstract photos of architecture he came to it somewhat by accident. as a student at the university of art and design he found portrait photography too difficult . it was very difficult to

in his berlin studio here ranges his photos like the tiles of a mosaic into larger panoramas. all of this is possible to do too but i like to do it on a lot of the tricks used to my work it's not photography architecture and it's obstructing it. and the native of finland discovered his fascination for houses of worship in two thousand and thirteen in istanbul he spent months photographing must after that he spent more than three years visiting over fifty sacred sites all around europe the result was a book of photos and an exhibition titled sacred spaces in the house. the walls and spaces themselves became part of the installation. there were twenty seven works in the exhibition and there are twenty five colors. so it becomes. a mine is a photographer of what's known as the helsinki school while studying in the finnish capital in the one nine hundred ninety s. e began to specialize in images of spaces and facades. he made his name was abstract photos of architecture he came to it somewhat by accident. as a student at the university of art and design he found portrait photograp

the wall from two thousand and twelve it depicts the berlin wall and death strip in the one nine hundred eighty s. . and twenty sixteen he turned his attention to the church reformer martin luther photographing scenes for his panorama in vietnam back. key exhibits from the pergamon museums collection of classical antiquities have gone into the new panorama and establish a connection between ancient and modern art. among them are the prometheans group. the head of hercules. and the r.k. is to dancer from the palace. we've been able to work with assisi very closely because he was willing to incorporate our archaeological expertise in. the program on panorama. so we chose the focal point together. one of the highlights is the famous program on alter. we've amalgamated a lot more this time things that i would normally have to learn all part of the exhibition and things from the exhibition or in the panorama. yet again as he sees panorama brings the antiquities to life offering a journey back through time to ancient program on nearly two thousand years ago. a celebrated painting by british ar

filled show with me your host megan lee as usual we are making our way to the most interesting places in berlin and beyond here's a look at what's coming up. teamwork meet a dutch artist and her german colleague. fishing business a grillin restaurant serves up in sardines in your. home improvements a three d. run makes for a cozy accessory. we're euro max have a special reason to take a closer look at europe today because exactly twenty five years ago the treaty of maastricht came into force and with that the european union as we know it today well while britain negotiates an exit from the e.u. other countries within the european union are looking at how to work closely together especially in the fields of art and culture well we want to take her clothes closer look now at one funded project between two artists from germany and the netherlands. victor bunch from munster loves to draw preferably with colored markers and a calligraphy hair. day dutch artist daniella sportsman enjoys working with colored pens acrylic paintings and water colors. the two artists live in different countries but have

this is due to be a news live from berlin british prime minister tourism a comes under intense pressure over gregson ministers to search her government in protest over her draft deal to leave the european union lawmakers also slammed the deal leaving her chances of getting it through parliament hanging by a thread. also coming up too frightened to return home. to change the bangladeshi camp's protest against the plan to send them back to me in march repatriation.

fishy business of berlin restaurant serves up tin sardines. home improvements of three d. run makes for a cozy accessory. we here euro max have a special reason to take a closer look at europe today because exactly twenty five years ago the treaty of maastricht came into force and with that the european union as we know it today will while britain negotiates an exit from the e.u. other countries within the european union are looking at how to work closely together especially in the fields of arts and culture well we want to take her close closer look now at one funded project between two artists from germany and the netherlands. victor budge from munster loves to draw preferably with colored markers and a calligraphy that. day dutch artist daniella sport enjoys working with colored pens acrylic painters and water colors. the two artists live in different countries but have found a way to work together they began their town democratic to spring the help of you and regional funding. instead of getting together for a chat we make out together having this creative dialogue wit

news lawyer from berlin to bring in our correspondent ophelia harms the british joins us from rio de janeiro we're going to find out what happened with music of your correspondent founder of islam we do have some breaking news just coming into this now it gets more about christmas most are. w. news thank you for joining us. six. the first coming months. doors grandma's arrives believe it's jointly around you turn on her journey back to freedom leaving in our interactive documentary. the remington returns home in the monte w don't come to tank. time for an upgrade. funder tour that grows on buying. a house with no roof. or design highlights you can make yourself. constitutes in tricks that will turn your home to something special. upgrade yourself with g w interior design channel on you tube. it's just a lot of. people make fun about their own economic and political problems. in mozambique was saying that you asked last so you don't write it's how people called me did they do this. as a journalist i'll still call his caucus and bad cholesterol a question that. i actually stuff my day

welcome to the true berlin jury. is swiss german for great as he was designing its house drew inspiration from the surroundings of the. property used to be a vineyard there is still loads of great vines behind the house. the windows are attached to the supporting structure like grapes to a stand. out on the platforms out of the main middle wall yes just like the trunk of a barn. there was no space for one continuous stairwell and the rooms are not arranged into typical floors instead they are joined by individual staircases and platforms. to get a building permit he had to be created when plotting the floor plan. was staying within property lines just two hundred ninety one square metres the property is small to begin with. the border limit clarence and you're left with five times nine metres. picture designing a house just five steps wide and nine steps long it's impossible. in the end to create roughly a hundred and thirty square metres of living space inside it's back to basics. made a fair faced concrete. well fu

this is good news live from berlin the final push to reach voters just days before the u.s. midterms voters are being hit by a badge of political ads from both parties we asked experts to tell us which issues are revealed the minds of americans and take a look at presidents past and present hoping to influence the results. of u.s. action stopped on their way back to iran as promised by u.s. president donald trump often falling to kill the brand new deal they said to his hard on monday targeting.

one bar is the green door in berlin. it's a place seem to like it they don't leave the man finished. now all it needs since the right name and cheers. now is when artists do that also likes to use natural ingredients in their work as part of this week's series brice ideas we're visiting the two dutch designers of studio drift. they like to create technically intricate installations that mimic natural phenomena they say it's their way to stop make people stop and think about the surroundings in the digital era this year the stately museum in amsterdam featured their works in an exhibition called coded nature. studio drift combines nature of design and technology and their art works the results sharpen viewers perception and suggest the feelings of weightlessness and freedom. from. the two artists from amsterdam can even make it heavy cement block float. studio drift islamic could hold a dine and rouse now to from the concept to the execution the duo always work as a team. came back from most calmly and he had this idea an

berlin's newest baby giraffe ella took her first steps outdoors and was introduced to visitors at the tir park as of. the young female seem to enjoy galloping around the outside enclosure. elementary more than one meter eighty when she was born on november third as an adult five years from now she's likely to stand for and a half meters tall. so just two meters seventy left for ella to grow. the museo del a call to a going all museum of conches in milan is hosting the exhibition of visual protest the artist banksy starting this day it's the first time that works by the british street artist are being shown in a public museum his true identity is still a closely guarded secret. banksy reported banksy has revived the rebellious political component which had been lost in street art and that is one of his achievements. the exhibition comprises eighty works from private collections including paintings cultures and prints it runs until the fourteenth of april twenty ninth. well we stay with street up now but back out those where it belongs like banksy philip schiff uses the street as his co

and staying on the subject berlin is shedding some light on the christmas season as well more on that story at the top of today's express. europe's longest continuous strand of christmas lights was switched on on wednesday evening along berlin's famous purposed and on boulevard it consists of ten million l.e.d. lights strong around five hundred seventy trees and runs for about four point five kilometers the lights begin outside the upscale part of a department store and more shine on until january fourth. could even maria canis died forty one years ago but now she's back in the limelight in paris as a hologram accompanied by an orchestra the greek american soprano appears as a three d. image projected onto the stage. this is taken from several original recordings of her arias. twenty nine thousand cameras in concert will be touring north and south america. the indigo blue drawing technique has been added to unesco's list of the world's intangible cultural heritage has been used for centuries in printing natural fabrics like cock nor linen oh. new a few blue dying shot some left in eur

six hundred members of the arts community gathered for the knights of cultural brands in berlin it marked the thirteenth time the cultural brand awards were handed out. when an international film festival direct to deter conflict received an honorary award for his life's work since two thousand and one he's left his personal mark on the event he wants the belly knowledge to do more than show good films. being bullied literally and not last century it was always a fight for freedom a fight for human dignity a fight for justice is swank and ultimately you can say this is also the model of the brain not a person as is almost one something to promote international understanding of the fate of her standing by store. windows were also honored in eight other categories . commonly dogs director of handbags company theatre was named cultural manager of the year. the price for urban culture twenty eight went to the german city appeal fails but this image campaign. the thirty nine member jury chose the winners from a talks look in one thousand nine nominees from across europe. to subside in about a

this is the interview news live from berlin why did a brand new boeing seven thirty seven fall out of the sky divers in indonesia find one of the black boxes of the plane that crashed shortly after taking off from jakarta on monday they hope it will help to explain the cause of the tragedy the kind of lives of nearly two hundred people also coming up nearly five years after the my down revolution.

was staged as part of the baroque days festival at berlin state opera house simon rattle conductor good lyrical tragedy which featured stage design lighting and costumes by acclaimed icelandic danish artist for leo sun the production was directed in choreographed by a letter columns. a terror alert for britain passions the operate from seventeen thirty three combines elements of greek mythology like jealousy and virtue and in the end love wins out. the woman in our next report is working to revive a long forgotten instrument the harpsichord now it had its heyday during the broke era but that faded with the advent of the piano well now harpsichordist ameena alba combines music from the seventeenth and twenty first centuries her goal is to break old stereotypes regarding the harpsichord and help give it a new lease on life. playing an instrument that's been obsolete for the last two hundred years automatically makes you old fashioned you know all about a dozen things out. she claims the hopes are called a string keyboard instrument that was widely used in iraq music then in the late eight

and not one part is the green door in berlin and there shines a percentage like it they don't leave them unfinished. now all it needs is the right name and cheers to make up now for an artist that also likes to use natural ingredients in their work as part of this week's series brice ideas we're visiting the two dutch designers of studio drift they like to create technically intricate installations that mimic natural phenomena they say it's their way to stop make people stop and think about their surroundings in the digital era this year the stately museum and featured their works in an exhibition called coded nature. studio draft combines nature design and technology in their art works the results sharpen viewers perception and suggest the feelings of weightlessness and freedom. of. the two artists from amsterdam can even make a heavy cement block float. studio drift islamic or dine and ralph now took from the concept of the execution the duo always work as a team to draft him back from most calmly and he had this idea he came back in the cold be on the plains of i have an incredible id

six hundred members of the arts community gathered for the night of cultural brands in berlin it marked the thirteenth time the cultural brand awards were handed out. when an international film festival director dieter coslet received an honorary award for his life's work since two thousand and one he's left his personal mark on the event he wants the belly knowledge to do more than show good films. being bullied literally and not last century it was always a fight for freedom a fight for human dignity a fight for justice but it is one and ultimately you can say this is also the model of the brain not that i see it is almost something to promote international understanding that if a guy for standing by store. windows were also on it in eight other categories. commonly dog a hot director of ham birds come to was named cultural manager of the year. the price for of and culture twenty eight went to the german city appeal the felt but this image campaign. the thirty nine member jury chose the winners from a total of ninety nine nominees from across europe. to subside. it was a cultural brea